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Rhea's one liners are always a delight. So understated.

The first segment with just the normal guest has been on quite a roll lately.

I think the country chart was a good jumping off point for some fun bits.

Needs more comments! Could be their best live episode. Gaul is great in everything.

Obviously the most insane cast listing also. Flan.

I can't believe it took them this long to completely break down during a song. What The Cats/Robots Are Doing is fucking amazing.

Nathan's dryness is so perfect at calling out Scott's style of just throwing shit out there.

I haven't heard any pop girls on these kwizes, just chanteuses.

I got sad when Jessica cut off Mike's song.

The first H MIchael Kwiz was the only one I've aced and it was almost all guessing.

Man I say this every week but I freakin love this. This is one of the best for sure. Make A Scene, Super Bad Doug, incredible songs. "I don't wanna live anymore, here I go" was so sudden and amazing.

I fucked up PCats and 5Harm.

Holy fucking shit this podcast. I don't know why the improvised rapping is always so much more impressive than the musical style songs, but I think they're just more fun.

Yea remiss to mention Beth, she fit right in and would love to hear her on Twoch again.

It was amazing. I got 6/10 btw.

No 16 year old girl would be talking about Yellowcard, so something must be really wrong.

Can't decide if it was this one or when he was the helper bringing in the ancient grandma.

The Dieter/Gunter one, that was so great. 2nd half of Curses Curses Curses is legit bonkers.

It was totally blown out of proportion.

The song after the intro of Dieter and Gunter is one of their best. Amazing stuff.

Echoing the others coming in off CBB. So glad this exists.

Anyone think they overracted to peeing off a balcony? They took it so seriously. Am I just a garbage person? Also Kre revealing who his business call was with is a top moment in Charted history.

We had live food.

I felt I loved this episode after the "leaning against a column" harmony. I knew I loved it after the rap breakdown.

Often referred to as The Tarver Method. Seems like I'll be listening to Off Book now.