Kickpuncher

One of the best Takes segments ever.

The two most recent episodes with Lauren, I think. Sorry, I don't have a time stamp.

"Susie Essman?!"

Did anyone else think it was weird that the club owner's name was Wayne Campbell? Anyway, very funny episode!

Funbuns & Little Janet, beyond the borders of Spontaneanation! http://nerdist.com/the-jv-club-191-amanda-lund/

I don't know if it would be a web short or what, but "Vine Kampf" needs to be a thing.

MIDDLEDITCH FORUM ALERT https://twitter.com/Middleditch/status/707625767815897088 Nice job, Klem.

Now that it's been mentioned on three episodes (by three separate characters), can "The Carrot, the Whip, and the Nae-Nae" be a t-shirt?

I just realized that Mike played Franklin Delano Romanowski on Seinfeld. The weirdest thing about the love hotel story is that, regardless of the specifics of the room, they would give a room with one bed to two strangers, and that the customers would accept that.

No.

I'm sure Matt would have been great in the improv, but honestly, I got as much enjoyment out of Paul's explanation and picturing it happen in progress as I would have gotten out of it. After hearing about Gourley's intolerance for ghost talk, I appreciate the Poltergeist episode of IWTT even more.

I hate to say it, but we are so, so far beyond the point of it undeniably being that kind of a show. Amazing episode, and not only was there some fantastic (semi-)off-mic laughter, but I'm fairly certain that in the deep background (like, from an adjacent studio) during one of the ads, there was a bout of EXPLOSIVE laughter from PFT.

Just watched this. Very funny! Would love to hear Bobby on a full-length episode.

She was (maybe) trying with the Belgian milkmaid and no one went along with it! Anyway, really funny episode, I love when first-timers immediately mesh with Scott and the characters. My favorite moment might have been Matt's semi-off-mic laugh at Scott saying "Onionhead", because it was such a perfectly Gourley reference.

Guys, I think it's time for an Ithaca episode of Finding the Funny.

Episode 49: Parodize Fish Even by Spont standards, this one felt exceptionally silly (which is obviously great).

When Maxwell mentioned that Ringo keeps time, I got irrationally excited. It's a shame that Maxwell left the Timeys, because I'd really love to hear more from them.

Nailed it. Neiled it.

Great ep. Dueling Cages was so weird and funny. Have any of you guys seen Idiot Sitter? I thought it looked good, but it didn't get much attention when it came out, and CC shows are really hit or miss for me. More recently, I've heard some strong praise for it and I'm wondering if it's worth catching up on.

189 Applebee Lane? The next clue is in the White House!

This was basically perfect.

This was really great. I like that this show is generally a tight hour, but this one really felt like it had room to breathe and it worked beautifully. Also, any time Listler is extra salty, it's gold.

It was great! All three of them had some great jokes and the person who was the best throughout the show actually won.

"Hillbilly flying to India" is my favorite new character. Happy to have David back on Earwolf. "Sounds like Riveting, Oregon!"

On the plus side, Archer is back in a few weeks! Great episode!