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Just saw that it's been like 3 years since Mookie's been on the show. Let's not make that mistake again!

I also loved Mookie. I would hope that when you press the 'Suck' button on the breast milk machine, it would respond with a 'hee hee' while starting up. Might work to clean Satan's penis also.

I HAVE A BEEF WHERE WAS THE FUCKING TIC TAC TOE OUTRO?!?!?!?!?

I enjoyed the change of pace, and Steven Yeun is a classic straight man guest. The combination of these people seems so random and yet so perfect.

And, also, I loved that they talked so much after Would You Rather. Knowing how quickly Scott normally wraps things up after this feature, it made me appreciate what a nice time they were all having.

I've noticed a few times, including this episode, when Scott closes the floor without warning and then exclaims that he warned them in the rules that he would close the floor without warning when he actually didn't- he only said he would close the floor for questions in the intro. THIS IS SO FUCKING UNFAIR!

I just relistened. When Dalton Wilcox says, "Let's role play it," when talking about his college girlfriend's murder, I lost it.

Also not understanding all the hate being thrown at Pete. I enjoyed his energy because he seemed to be having a blast. Jon Gabrus really stole the show. He is killer!

Not sure where to post this, so I'll post it here. After listening to the Fogelnest Files this week, I decided to download episode episode 23 of How Did This Get Made which covers the director's cut of The Room. My iPhone, which has the new OS, does not allow me to access anything before episode 65. Is it just me? Guidance is appreciated.

Oh sheez. Lighten up Francis.

Every time they came back from break with the woman whispering, "Hollywood Handbook," I kept thinking, "Hollywood Handjob."

I wonder if the Plan B for butt babies is merely a laxative.

This was a fascinating episode. You never know what you're going to get with a person that at least seems to be heavily medicated. I found a Zappa interview from when he was sick that was a little difficult to watch. But you know what? At least they're still trying and aren't hidden in a closet.

Seeing as how Paul does Ice T and talks about the Belz, I was hoping there would be a reference to the fact that Belzer was Alan Thicke's sidekick on Thicke of the Night. Great episode!

Loved this show- both guests seemed to be having a wonderful time as did Scott. Nice to have something that actually makes me look forward to Mondays.

Also- mystery photos. Who are the people in the background of the first photo? Who is the woman in the background of the last photo?

Loved Neko's version of Santa Baby. Reminded me of Annie on the third season Community Christmas episode. She fit right in!

Utterly fascinating. I had no idea he had a duo with Jessica St. Claire, but it makes complete sense when listening to the Wompler shows with him as Gutterballs. Two thumbs up! I don't always have time to listen to the KPCS because I only have time for three or four podcasts a week and CBB, I4H, HDTGM, and Who Charted generally get the nod. But when I do listen, I'm always impressed by what a great, well researched interviewer Kevin is.

Great episode... great chemistry! Also, it's called "Lee Daniels' The Butler" because some other studio had a script called The Butler and there were legal issues.

If I had this information, I'd be joining the Earwolf forums too!

Holy shit! Kevin Pollak had to be so excited to land this interview! Can't wait to listen to it.

Agreed- this was a LOT of fun to listen to! I've always liked Tom Arnold. Never understood all the hate for him, though he seems to take it all in stride.

It's THEY'RE... not THEIR in luck. Not to be grammar police, but sheezus! *Fixed*. Sorry about that outburst. On a happier note, I LOVED the Stallone brothers! That was freaking gold.

Holy shit these guys GOT IT. So sweet to hear first time guests fit right in. I laughed very hard when Scott let the WYR theme play out along with the admonishment.

I thought it was really good for a first episode. They'll get the music down- seemed like kind of a This American Life feel, and I dig that. Also, I thought it kinda petered out before the credits for a show that seemed pretty well structured. I'll be listening again for sure.