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I really enjoyed Mohr, and found it awesome that he actually reached out to be on the show. I hope he comes back as a character. I loved his Norm MacDonald.

This was absolutely fascinating. Improv4humans is my go to podcast after Comedy Bang Bang. Besser is a very good teacher and is a tremendous asset to anyone that doesn't have a delicate ego.

I need to get my hands on some of this so called "Jap tea!"

I loved this episode SO much, Yes, it wasn't your typical Who Charted (much like last week's Two Charted), but it was still a great listen and I laughed and smiled throughout. I thought Armen's uncomfortable demeanor really made it for me.

This episode was like eating really rich food. I wouldn't want to do it every day, but holy SHIT was it good!

I remember when I first got pubic hair- mainly because it was that very awkward time of 7th grade showers when some had it and some didn't. There was a kid in the locker room who had sprouted early and he would stick his dick between his legs and walk around saying, "Look guys! I have a pussy!"

I thought Hader was great, and Seth is always a treasure. Hader is not the first first time guest to not get Would You Rather. Just because we've heard it umpteen times doesn't mean that all people get it at first. This episode had me laughing until I snorted, which is a little embarrassing!

This was a freaking fascinating episode. Heard Scott Mosier on Fogelnest and was already intrigued. Watched the trailer, heard this episode, and I am seeing it.

I was hoping the Jesus - weird kid improv would go on another few minutes! Inappropriate uncomfortable humor, when done well, gets me rolling. Great episode.

wwrubbersformothers! On a side note, I was visiting a friend in the 'burbs this weekend, and played him the Bob Odenkirk/Matt Besser as pope episode. We were both in tears, and I had already heard it three times.

Fogelnest Files is rapidly becoming one of my top three podcasts. This episode was hilarious, and I bet it was a lot of fun to watch. And, also, that Mr. Rogers clip touched me in a way I didn't really expect.

Holy shit! Just listened to this podcast and at a point they talk about this movie becoming a trilogy. Jason Mantzoukas says that he can only pray that M. Night Shyamalan directs the rest. Literally- After Earth anyone?!

I actually enjoyed them starting to read the same story again in quick hits with Chris there, and then correcting themselves, getting it together, and not editing it out. I find it humanizing, For a second I thought my podcast was screwing up.

This was almost like the Bob and Tom show with all the laughing! Only you could tell that these guys were so tickled with each other. It was so genuine and even if you take out how funny it was, it's still a good ride. All three are obviously having a blast!

That was one of the first things I thought... I have this horrible thing where I long for happy endings. Speaking of which, my 'massage therapist' eats a lot of Cheetos which could explain a few things. Matt, Joe, Seth and Amy were so perfect. Aukerman would have have had a "Callback!" attack. Also, I love the way Amy doesn't back away from the mike when she laughs. A++!

Did Paul record this in his kitchen on a cassette recorder? I kid! I say I kid so no one freaks the fuck out.

I am loving this! Fred is an incredibly good guest. It's great when the guest gets it and really participates.

I think I saw somewhere else in the threads that the video comes out ten days after it streams.

OK first and foremost, loved the improv on this one. That said, everyone seems to be talking about Case Closed so let me put in my two cents. I really enjoy it. I realize it was maybe 10 minutes of non-improv on this episode, but I did laugh a few times, especially at the three ad-homonym attacks (I can't help it! I know it's wrong.) In regards to bullying, I wouldn't call it real bullying, but you have debate style bullying. I think anyone who has practiced debate knows what this is. Finishing a thought by repeating and talking over someone, raising your voice, placing bets (remember Romney?) etc. And I know it works most of the time. I just recognize it as an easy win over someone that doesn't know these debate tactics. All said, I don't actually give a shit. That's why I'm taking the time to write this- because I literally don't give a shit. This show is almost always a win, win, win! I love this show.

I thought Colt Cabana was an awesome guest- very fun to listen to. Now maybe you can land Mick Foley!

Well, he was in love with his car. He had a feel for his automobile.

This was such an interesting and insightful interview with Paul Dooley. What an honor it must have been to talk to someone that has so much history. He seemed humble yet willing to share his history. I loved this episode so much!

ORPHANGRAB! On a side note- I've been listening to some old episodes and you really notice that Scott is much more confident and comfortable now.

I wouldn't say they were fighting- Kulap got pissed because Howard disrespected something she liked. Then she wrapped up the show REAL quick.

I hope two stooging gets referenced in the future.