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I too loved the fact that Horatio kept changing his story. It really made it funny. Also, Mama Cass choking on a ham sandwich is an urban myth, though it does have more comedic value than heart disease.

Here's a stupid Buzzfeed article on the whole Spice World thang: http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/why-spice-world-is-a-cinematic-masterpiece

Started a bit slow but ended up great. It sounded like they were trying to find their legs in an unforeseen circumstance, and once things righted themselves, they were on fire.

I didn't have a problem at all- I found it very entertaining and informative. I have known people like GC, and a lot of the stories he told were because Howard asked him about them. He talked about the things he knows on a podcast that is about getting to know someone. There's nothing wrong with that. I also have known a lot of people in >my< peer group who automatically hate this type of person. There are much douchier than him in that class... he didn't seem disconnected.

I've had this saved on my phone for about a month... just now listened to it. It was honestly touching in a not overbearing way.

Still growing... all done! Oh my god I snorted I laughed so hard!

Not really understanding the 'shock' about this show. Have you never heard an inappropriate CBB? I laughed my ass off. And leave Thune alone. Just because I don't believe it doesn't mean I have to belittle someone else for believing it.

I notice that there are quite a few 'broken link' images on some of the artists' photos. Is that problem on my end or is everyone experiencing this?

Awesome episode. Really comes through when everyone is having a freaking blast.

I was also quite shocked at Breaking Bread not being included- that one had me rolling on the floor for the entire time once the pope showed up. That and hearing Odenkirk say, "Fuck that bed!" during Would You Rather. It's the episode I play for my more open minded friends.

I feel old because people younger than me probably have no idea who Orson Welles is.

Gaaaahhhhh not up yet on the stupid "podcast" ap on my iPhone. Guess I'll have to wait until the daughter goes to bed and listen to it on my old timey computer.

Signed up just to state that understanding an arcane reference like Extreme's "Three Sides to Every Story" was an unexpected treat!