Mr. Reeses Pieces

Again! Last night I dreamed that to listen to CBB, you had to pay $3 per year. So I did it!

Eugene Levy! And Ron Funches. And Terry Crews.

I absolutely love that James only brings Tom Leykis when there's at least one great female comic there to foil/balance/amplify him. Poehler, Bamford, Lapkus solo, now Tig AND the Wild Horses. It's clearly a conscious and very smart decision.

*sees lineup* pleasebetomleykispleasebetomleykispleasebetomleykispleasebetomleykispleasebetomleykispleasebetomleykis *clicks link* YYYYYYEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

As Themselves - Maria Bamford (y'all forgetting the queen of off-mic laughter) - Reggie Watts with songs to take us to every break Characters - Cake Boss vs. Pie Minister epic showdown AND ONE OF THESE PAIRINGS: - R. Schrift and Claudia O'Doherty, OR - Neil Campbell and Paul Rust as those miserly crones Mildred and Patty Hill Games Would You Rather? Riddle Me This Pie Quiz (If Campbell and Rust are involved, make Mildred and Patty join a Freestyle Rap Battle in character.)

This is truly a C+ lineup of guests. Guess I should call in sick, listen to this, and spend the morning submitting obscene questions to my local frozen yogurt discussion board.

Top Seven Moments 1. Gilly introduces the ghost voice 0. Shocking cliffhanger before the final act -1. The Agree to Disagree Ceremony -2. Hearing the gears turn in PFT's mind as he manipulates his characters to ensure that Gilly has to cast the deciding vote in a 3-3 tie -3. "Next Year People" -4. Gilly and Colin's "She Loves Garry" song -5. Gilly saying "Dear Garry" and PFT dying off-mic See you guys at the sex party!

So very sad. Thank you, Harris, for Foam Corner and Farts & Procreation (and the show that was its linguistic inspiration). If only there could have been more.

I haven't listened to this yet, but I have spent the last five minutes having the PFT/Garry voice in my head shout "HECTOR ELIZONDO" and it's been pretty satisfying.

Philosophy Roundtable discussion show with Slavoj Zizek, Werner Herzog, and H.R. Giger. Moderated by Chip Gardner.

ALL-CBB CHARACTER GHOSTBUSTERS CAST Garry Marshall Gillian Jacobs Miss Lissler R. Schrift

Of course, and no disrespect was meant, except to Hollywood, because (call me cynical) I think Hollywood does favor the "whitest" nonwhites. Happily, the REAL Ghostbusters casting news has proven me wrong, and I think we can all agree that the agreed-upon cast deserves an emphatic C+!

Wow, pretty creative of Sony to come up with 9 people of whom 8.5 are white.

ATTN: Mary C. Holland: Those shoes in the photo are spectacular. Scott and Patton need to up their shoe game next time MC Holland drops a grepisode.

I rewound it to see if it was the Hollywood Facts.

Anyone here who is not vocal about feeling a deep, even feral attraction to the way Paul F. Tompkins wears a pinstripe suit has lost their vocal cords.

A lot of the intros to the show make me think "Man, I could never get my friends to listen to this." Or "get on with it." But once Scott gets into the banter with a guest, especially someone like Benny Schwaz or a PFT/Horatio/Lapkus character, he's pretty much golden. Also, I am too young to get most of the references, which can be a problem with the show in general. But I suck it up and google things like who Jaye Davidson is, because it's worth it.

Relistening to one of my favorites, "Hollywild" with Benny Schwaz and Cocoa Marx, and really enjoyed the plugs theme by legrowfosho. Also: Tenacious D. What were your favorite plugs themes?

Was Parham voicing Philippe?

...someone's character is an amateur, unfunny standup comedian, who's preparing to deliver his very first set at maybe his nephew's or son's birthday party, and Scott and the guest teach him to say "THE END" at the end of every punchline so that people will know when to start laughing? I've been going insane trying to remember which episode that was, ever since watching attempting to get through a set on YouTube. (Also, wonder if Scott's "iPad, iPod, I don't know anymore!" is mocking the dude in this video.)

Maybe it's just me, but for me, the Sheriff of Cumberbatch County needs to hear a crime go.

Shoot, I bet you're right. Especially if they're around the same time frame - I shotgunned like 6 episodes on a road trip, and those were probably both on the playlist. This explains why I couldn't figure out if it was Daly or Sanz. Guess it's time for relistens, thanks!

Obviously the next Dalton Wilcox podcast needs to include a showdown with J.W. Stillwater, Sheriff of Cumberbatch County.

Jim O'Heir was great in his own right and great as a sounding board for Sanz. He really got into his role. I bet he could handle Andy Daly pretty well, too.