justinmh05

Looking for the Comedy Bang Bang gold?

My top ten would be (in no order): - Tim & Eric reveal Popcorn.com movie promotion - Jerry Minor pops bottles with top models - Joe Wengert as the memory expert - Tim Heidecker as George Burns - Megan Mullally bites the frog after being prompted by the Goat (Kroll) - Bjork (Besser) wants Scott to treat her as he would treat Meryl Streep - Fourvel (Moynihan) grabs the knife - David Fein (Pally) raps about liver cancer - Brett Gelman's iBrain - Andy Daly commits character suicide

I said this before in the other thread, but I would LOVE a Comedy Bang Bang All-Star Christmas Special for the IFC show this year.

"Good one".

Scott said the shows will air into December - PLEEEEEEEEEASE let their be a Comedy Bang Bang All-Star Christmas Special this year!

Well, I've just thrown up watching that Englebert Humperdink clip...

The episode with Neil and Tim Heidecker (plus Elton John and Bernie Taupin) is probably my all-time favorite CBB installment.

It's much worse. At least Gore let Howard and Kulap get a word in occasionally. They had to scrap AN ENTIRE CHART because Steve O talked so much.

Joanie Loves Chachki

Can I just say that 'Garry Unmarried' is my favorite name of a podcast episode ever? Also, Gilllllllllllllllllllllllllllyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!

I wonder where Steve-O stands on the 'no planes' theory?

Look at this way, at least they didn't have to overexert themselves. Easy day at work.

His George Burns impression was so much more hilarious with the video.

I was hoping for a Daniel Radcliffe update...

He's never done it on CBB (as far as I remember), but he did do it to Maron's face when he was interviewed on WTF.

I agree - bring on the goils!

Michael Ian Black was on a great CBB episode with Bob Ducca a few years back, but I'd love to see him come back. I'm also hoping that America's favorite comic Tig Notaro and Patton Oswalt will both be back soon.

Ron's hesitancy to make up lyrics to the WYR theme was the highlight of the episode for me.

Aw man, I enjoy McLeod - CBB's own Ghost Boy! But hey, everybody has their likes and dislikes.

But at least some of those terrible films have been fun (ala Cobra, Rambos 2-3, Over The Top). They were awful, awful fun, but they had that 80s campiness that makes them a joy to watch (at least for me). Then came the 90s. Stallone traded goofy awful for just joyless awful. And he never looked back.

Amy Phillips was fantastic. For me, this one was a tie with her Liza Minnelli impression for her best CBB appearance. Jeff Ross was an interesting fit on CBB. Hopefully he went out and bought some Ron Sexsmith albums after the show.

Clearly this film has its fans, but jesus christ I couldn't even get through it. The first 45 minutes of this movie is friggin' torture - sooooooooo boring! Charlize Theron is a great actress? Well, this film would be exhibit A for prosecutors trying to prove the opposite. She should have to give back her Oscar as a trade-off for her performance in this film. Her performance in this movie is horrific - even by Lifetime movie standards. To boring a phrase from Jason - 'The Devil's Advocate' is 'stone-cold' stupifying.

Wilf!!!

Neil Campbell has been great - I say again that he is CBB's most underrated guest. For those who are waiting until Monday, you have a NEW Would You Rather theme from Ron Sexsmith to look forward to. It's a doozy!

Looks like the feed might have been fixed now (fingers crossed).