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Guru Tugginmapuddah. How did that not win worst name?

He was annoying in Llewyn Davis, which was critic-bait but also very much a lesser light for the Coens IMO.

"Gyeeeeeuby" - June Diane Raphael.

To be fair, June has acknowledged that she is not a mathematician.

Erin McGathy!

Gino HAS to meet Reardon and Wompler. it NEEDS to happen. Maybe all the interns will be on the Christmas show this year or something.

Kulap and Gino were fantastic - and the character guest was great too!

Yes.

Julian McMahon is last person on earth who should have played Doctor Doom. They should have let Scott Aukerman and Peyton Reed write this movie.

I totally disagree. In particular Superman 4 is botched on every level, with degraded special effects and edited to the point of incomprehension. Shots were re-used in order to slap together something to resemble a film. You could see the wire used to make it look like Reeve was flying in two different scenes, not to mention that a visible platform he was on. Gene Hackman and Margot Kidder's total disinterest was noticeable in every scene they were in. Even the screenwriter Mark Rosenthal said the film was in effect the producers betraying Christopher Reeve. In short, the only thing IV was trying to be was a cash grab. Superman 3 is bad. Superman 4 is among the worst films ever made.

Those are in my top four, along with They're Twins Jonah. I think They're Twins is my #1 for the year.

Melissa Rauch is doing Katie and Lennon Parham does the other one.

I wouldn't bet on seeing them do any Robin Williams movies any time soon, given the way that he allegedly died.

Poor Dolph Lundgren is now "that guy from Rocky 4" to an entire generation.

Awesome, although I hope Gilly Jacobs made it too

This is definitely not the worst superhero movie of all time. As bad as it is, superman 4, Green Lantern and Batman and Robin are much worse.

You pretty much got one with this episode, because Loudon stopped talking after about 40 minutes in until the plugs section.

"My wife." - Scott Aukerman.

Poor Loudon sounded totally worn out by the end.

Perhaps episode 185 with Ike Barinholtz?

I absolutely do not believe that there was as much self-aware winking and nodding in the first one - not even close! I agree with the opinion that jason and Scott expressed in the Sharknado podcast that the producers thought they'd crafted legitimately funny lines and good action scenes for a low budget movie. They of course hadn't. The sequel was all about the producers/director making you aware that they're in on the joke now. And the result was a movie that was often boring because it was too busy telling you it was all a big joke. The charm was gone.

This one also was too self-aware to elicit much conversation. It was awful with a wink and a nod. I have a feeling we're in for a short episode next week.

I think Matt Lauer's bizarrely large amount of screen time qualifies him for a Best Actor in a TV miniseries or movie Emny nomination.

It definitely means he will be the guest. Paul said so in this miniep.

It's pronounced Gyeubee.