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Amazing Would you rather with the ghost of Richard Harrow in Seattle. I'm talking about the dog or fish scenario obviously.

I haven't noticed if it's been up on all of them, but "'Tis a consummation Devoutly to be wished" has come up a couple of times.

Yep, multiple Werner Herzog's was great. Also I loved Paul getting Scott to tell the popeye story, Scott realizing halfway through that he'd told the story on the show before and Paul admitting he was the one that had requested it.

This episode was a great way to celebrate my birthday.

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Yeah I was going to say, they seemed to act like it was a complete non-sequitur, but it had a logic to it, a very silly logic but I could see what he was going for. And if someone stole my beard, I would be fucking mad.

Possibly, it seemed like it was just a coincidence that he'd said that though.

My favorite bit of off-mic laughter was at Scott's "It's been" reference because Amy and Neil probably didn't understand why it was so funny to Paul.

Always enjoy hearing these updates on where Earwolf is at. I thought it was EXCITING!!!

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The episode should have been called Comedy Bam Bam.

I'm sure many have seen tossing the salad guy by now but even so

Babe 2: Pig in the City There's a bit of a cult following of this movie and one would assume it's some kind of ironic thing, how could a sequel to Babe possibly be any good? You'd understandably assume it would be a lazy sequel made quickly to make money. (Which it failed to do since it was put out the same day as a Bug's Life) But it's a genuinely brilliant, imaginative, dark, children's fantasy film. Roger Egbert was a huge fan http://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/babe-pig-in-the-city-1998 and wrote about why it flopped at the box office here http://www.rogerebert.com/rogers-journal/studio-slaughtered-babe-2 Jesse Thorn is also a fan, so would be a good guest for the episode. It'd be perfect for a How Did This get Made that actually looks into how it got made, because it's amazing that a studio allowed a children's film this creative and dark to get through unchecked.

I'm kind of glad he's pulled back from them, it needs a break.

*ignore*

Best thing about watching the episode was that the improv4humans logo was visible throughout the debate.

HOW DARE YOU, SIR?!

Well I mean, if you don't include the two episodes inbetween, then sure.

To be honest, I wasn't that into it. It felt like he kept pausing in anticipation of something but nobody was quite sure what. So I think the audience not being that enthusiastic threw the rhythm off a bit. Tig(ither) was brilliant as ever though.

I would recommend people wait a week for the VPN upload for this one, maybe just listen to the Corrdry part of the show while you wait. Tompkins does some fantastically creepy work in this one.

I vaguely remember hearing about that, but then I couldn't really remember what other than the idea that people's reactions are strange if you post on a forum as "wheelchair girl" and I couldn't find any other details, so I wondered if there was something I was missing.

Although it might miss the context of bringing back Dead Man's Rock. That's why doing a best off can be so hard as you don't get the build up of multiple assplay references, everyone making Zach Woods play himself or every sketch coming back to the guy in the coma in episode 63. Anyway I'll also nominate Fair Weather Fans from 88.5 (it's only one scene so you won't need a timecode) Also this isn't a very helpful nomination, but something from the Michelle Shocked episode should go in, maybe just from when the crowd reactions start to feel like they're all doing a bit.

Pineapple is supposed to make semen taste better..... you guys can improvise something from that right? I don't think I've ever laughed so hard at Americans doing British accents so congrats to everyone on that.

Okay I'm going to bite. What's the deal with wheelchair girl?

Yeah but all episodes are recorded a year in advance remember? Your theory would mean this was one was recorded over 2 years in advance.