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Listening to Jon fail to contain his laughter during the open is my favorite thing about comedy podcasts.

"I can't believe it's not butter....spread"=the loudest laugh of the year for me.

Get you someone who's as into you as Zouks is into MC Sugar Butt.

This. I'm finally catching up on this and this thread had me tamping down my excitement for Kyle's appearance for no reason. I'm not sure if people here actually are questioning whether Kyle got it, or if they are all in on some sick, twisted joke.

First was Zouks and Andy Daly as Dalton Wilcox. My first podcast was How did this get made (big fan of the early seasons of The League which led me to episode one of HDTGM), and that led me to seek out more of this Jason guy's work, which led me to the Cowboy Laureate of the West. Of course, that's a C+ ep. I'd like to map how I ended up listening to the 20+ podcasts I listen to regularly or semi-regularly. I imagine many of them stem from someone's work on CBB.

Did Scott mix up two different characs, or did I miss an ep with Tito and the Titans of Comedy? I thought it was Jaz-Jaz and Nathan Fielder who got along so famously. Either way, this episode reminds me of Mike and Omar taking out the trash.

"Like Dr. Evil doing the Macarena"--what a pull.

"I'm still getting piled...by people who are hard as rocks" My biggest podcast laugh of the week.

Probably my favorite moment of the ep.

My first ep was 148 Wipeout; Dalton Wilcox and Zouks. I think it's a good intro to the format of the show (there are many) and of course hilarious.

Ep. 237 of CBB: Filipino Blockbuster. He plays Tito Ben and does "I Wanna Sex you Up" by Color Me Badd at 34:45 and "Hold on" by Wilson Phillips shortly thereafter. One of my favorite CBB moments ever.

Scott: How old are you? Crimp: I'm 57. Scott: 57 . . . Crimp: And let's see what year is it -do the math . . . for me . . .please" Favorite LL moment.

Can we talk about how good Scott is at Riddle Me This?

30 Seconds to Mars.

1000 points to the person that can point me to the ep where the "crime before time" first came about.

Agreed. Scott and (Adam) Scott on U Talkin'--I could listen to them just dick around for hours. I don't care about U2, but have loved all of the eps of that show. But I didn't feel that same magic in this ep--maybe my expectations were too high. And I obviously agree that people should be able to voice opinions contrary to the what tends to be general concensus here each week ("this is episode is a contender for best of the year!!!"). They can't all be great--I will still listen to every episode though and I appreciate that these guys work their butts off to provide free comedy each week. But I enjoy coming to the boards to read what other fans honestly thought about a show. I enjoy the debates about certain elements. I enjoy the clarifications of references made in the show. I wouldn't like to just read people quoting episodes and saying that the ep was the best ever each week.

...hide nor hair... And, recently, "Aaaafter an aaaaall nnnew mmmmaron"

Thank you. "Just reading" the ads would make me less apt to sit through them--the fact that they are in the same vein as the COMEDY podcast makes me listen, which is kind of the point of ads, no?

[Your/His/Her] twisted mind

I am not sure, but I took it as a Raphael Saadiq (of tony toni tone fame--and another R&B singer who is associated with D'Angelo) reference. That'd be a deep cut for sure, but I wouldn't put it past scott given his wealth of music knowledge

Ep. 124--Bro-ing Out Part Deux

Rust: So technically a tampon is like your cross . . . Dykula: My cross... or like my fruit snack, you mean? I pulled this up just to listen to Monster Mash....but glad I stayed for the whole thing

Can't forget Gabrus

I lost it when I saw that his report card is actually in the title sequence

The Wendy's song had a very similar cadence to a Jelloem, which was the second best part about it (the first being the McD reference)