Kickpuncher

Gino keeps getting better and better. The narration was so good. I thought both of these SXSW shows were among the best (free) live episodes.

Well, the lyrics aren't improvised, but yes, Brian LaFontaine is awesome. Another fantastic episode!

I was fully expecting an answer of "If I could, yes I would. If I could, I would."

It reminded me of when Phil Hartman went back to host SNL, and the monologue was about how he was so used to doing characters that he couldn't speak in his own natural voice and had lost touch with his own personality.

Great episode, possibly my favorite yet. I love Harris, but I'm glad he left in the middle, because I really enjoyed the semi-serious Joshua Tree discussion with just the Scotts.

Super fun episode. When they were talking about the next season of True Detective being Kulap learning more and more about Howard, I can't believe no one made the leap to "Ku Detective". Totally agree. Having known nothing about her before, I have to say I'm downright smitten.

The garlic and AIDS stories were both incredible. Great episode, and of course happy birthday Dan to Aaron.

Good stuff. People not understanding separation of church and state really drive me crazy.

Great episode. As a huge King of the Hill fan, Christy's name rang a bell, but I never would have placed it. That bear should have told Mr. Hennessey "No moleste!"

That's pretty great. Someone also drew a bunch of characters for the pool party episode.

He was on this week's Sklarbro Country! Really fun episode, great character work as always from Adomian and Jonah and Adam both had a lot of great quips.

Psyched about the special coming to Netflix, especially so soon! LEYKIS!

Linda is great, but I was happy to hear that John has the same favorite (Tina) as me. By the way, if anyone here doesn't watch Bob's Burgers, please remedy that immediately. Not only is it one of the absolute funniest shows on TV, I'd say it's probably the most Earwolf-y, in terms of sensibility, of any show that isn't directly Earwolf-adjacent.

When Howard launched into his "Twenty Feet From Stardom" bit (and aborted a launch into it during Whooch), I was sure that the riff on it was going to be "Stard-dom". As it turns out, "Dum-dum" was a lot funnier. Loved the Laos factoids.

OH MY GOD, the episode photos include one of the sandwiches!

Great episode, nice to hear from "real" Andy once in a while.

I love that it was so frequent that he needed to come up with an in-character explanation for it. And most of the time, it wasn't even at 'jokes' so much as Don's voice and general creepiness, which is off the charts. Favorite improvised change of direction - "No, the healthy girls go out and fight the wolves."

Gilly?

I was really bummed when Howard didn't even recognize it. Great episode, wish it would have been a little longer.

Scott, obviously.

I thought that was a legitimately hilarious and intentionally funny line from Aaron, and was pretty disappointed when he admitted it wasn't intentional. Kyle is right about "June 17, 1994" being a great documentary. The one event he forgot was an NBA Finals game between the Knicks and Rockets, which NBC cut away from to show the OJ chase. Great episode. YES!

"Carcosa" = International Waters

This was awesome, even with no acknowledgement of the Garry & Gilly saga.

This felt like it could be a backdoor pilot for a second season of ADPPP, which would be like his own Great Undiscovered Project. Was anyone else eagerly anticipating an exchange of "Gollyyy..." "Sorry."

That might crack the chart for all-time top five Earwolf laughter pauses. Awesome episode.