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i made the mistake of listening to it in my car the other day and almost drove off the road laughing, I think the line "she got tittie fucked by a giant spider" was the one that pushed me over the edge

I can't even remember what ep it's from but every time I think of the MASH theme I have to sing the line "Frankenstein is my best friend."

yes! mixed with a bit of Huell Howser

I love streets of fire, I don't think it's a bad movie at all, it's weird sure but it's awesome.

any etsy nerds wanna sew this on a pillow? I will buy it.

i don't know, PFT did practically a whole Pod F Tompkast about Racoons, America's Animal.

Sethod.

oh ok, I wasn't sure if there was a more explicit mention, but you know it's always going to be a question with a show like this, it's a pretty cult thing that appeals to a much more specific sense of humor than a lot of mainstream comedy shows, and particularly appeals to people like us who have a familiarity with the rhythms and sense of humor of the show so who knows. I do know they're supposed to make a lot more so fingers crossed, every tune in Friday! and serious skip the Dane Cook special, CBB is more important.

I don't have EPIX on my cable but I do get some channel called Epix drive in. anyway, I noticed Monkey Shines will be playing a couple times on Saturday, just a heads up if anyone else gets that channel

I haven't had a chance to listen to the episode yet so forgive me if there's new information but on the chopping block how? After these next 10 they've got an order for 40 more. That's 50 new episodes in the next year or two, not exactly on it's death bed, unless they can cancel it before then i dunno

you can do any crime but you have to do the time first (also, the time for murder is apparently now 27 years) this may not work though because people would be lining up to do illegal things to Scarlett Johanson

I watched it and loved it as well. one of the best sitcom pilots I've seen in a long time. it was really great, the cast is awesome (gemberlicking is going to be the mvp of this show) and the writing is top notch, so many funny scenes, they somehow made a joke about the Challenger disaster work completly

I hate to be the one to go back to this same old response, but fuck it it never stops being worthwhile remembering. it's free, they do all the work, you literally have to do nothing but have it served up to you, and it's Paul's fucking podcast so yeah he's gonna do whatever he wants. get over it

whoa! I had a dream about Tom last night where i was interviewing him about when the Best Show would be back. As Best Show dreams go it was pretty standard but the timing is a funny coincidence. Still doesn't beat the time i had a dream where AP Mike sold me cheese out of the truck of his car in the parking lot of Shea Stadium, the cheese had a label that said "warning may contain bees"

amazing episode! I don't normally post stuff like this cause i think it's dorky and pointless but i can't help it, I've got such a crush on all the ladies from Wild Horses, all incredibly funny and total babes as well! anyway, i loved this episode, a chick with a hole for an ear getting a piercing at Claire's, a subtle Tracy Reardon reference?? also, Lauren's Irish accent is almost as good as Scott's in the Patrick Mcmahon podcast!

It doesn't help to that they have a similar but reversed party imbalance like the last party was all fighters, this party is weak and more prone to avoiding encounters than dealing with them.

who are your favorite comedians? do they have any type of personal material? if not then that's fine if it's all just esoteric, surreal, non sequiturs then whatever that's their style you can claim they don't use "stereotypes" as you say but people who do comedy about themselves and their personal lives use those ideas and make comedy out of them because they affect them all the time and are important to them. example, would you tell Kumail Nanjiani to just shut up all ready about talking about being from Pakistan (or being a nerd for that matter)? that it's a crutch and making his comedy have less integrity? and what is "comedic integrity" in your opinion? since your favorite comedians don't use any type of crutch you're clearly an evolved comedy fan, please enlighten me. maybe i'm getting to sarcastic, here's my REAL point of view. you're a fucking moron and assholes policing comedy is what needs to be addressed for all comedians.

i love how this episode came together too. It got me thinking how PFT character's seem to frequently incorporate the non character guest in such a funny way, like how by the end of this Cameron was basically the Robin to JW's Batman, or how Gillian Jacobs is now inexorably linked to the Gerry Marshall mythos or how John Hodgeman and Ice T are both honorary Whiffenpoofs.

that's because that's just not true. they always give actors and character's random names or not remember their name at all as you pointed out with "not tom skerritt" as well as tons of others in every single movie they do. hubcap and turkey sub, baby helen hunt, etc. etc. etc. if i list every one i'll be here all day.

Punisher: Warzone, Crank 1 & 2, The Room

Weird Al too

awkward how? I thought he played along great and was really funny considering. there's been actual comedians on who have been less funny and game for what CBB is than Paul was, I was actually surprised how well it went it didn't feel any different than when they have filmmakers or non comedic actors or somebody not really in the comedy world as a guest.

yeah I agree. I love Pete the comedian, I really like Pete the podcast host, I liked Pete the tv host, I even usually enjoy Pete the podcast guest but Pete trying to focus for even a second of D&D would be a trainwreck.

I'm not totally sure the point you're trying to make but I think I agree and I'm glad you've said it more than once.