Bob Saucerfan

Hello there. Set aside the non-support for android so far, the idea of mainly streaming podcasts (who does that? I listen to podcasts when I'm e.g. traveling in a train and there isn't always a connection available...and I need to keep my traffic on my mobile low), I'm curious if the credit card only payment is restricted to the US? Because if it is, non-US-listeners like me are officially out of the picture it seems. I made my way from CBB #1 to currently #220 and it was a blast. I'm sad things are changing so fast in such a weird way. I hope I manage to download the remaining episodes before you pull them and in the future I'd gladly pay 5 bucks every month IF you let me download podcasts normally on my pc like it should be. Sorry, but streaming podcasts is a rather terrible idea. Greetings, some confused german listener and fan.

Description is wrong because the premiere of Scott's first single was in the last episode. Scott and Doug gave Huebel a hard time on this one which was pretty, pretty funny. I really like Huebel and he took it like a professional and accepted the joke constantly being on him till the very end. I also enjoyed hearing again from the Sklars. This episode wasn't spectacular as others, but exactly why I'm listening to this podcast. It felt like a blooper but with people who enjoy exactly this and can handle / use it. New #1! 001. #011 Birthday Checks (Huebel, Sklar², Benson) 002. #006 Doing Laundry with Sarah (Silverman, Benson, Gelman, Kremer) 003. #001 Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang (Huebel, Lennon, Benson) 004. #007 Double Co-Hosts (Tompkins, Rust, Sklar², Benson) 005. #008 The New Doctor Demento (Yankovic, Scheer, Benson) 006. #010 Comedy Vs. Music (Mann, Murphy, Morris, Benson) 007. #002 Reggaeton Soundboard (Ansari, Nealon, Benson) 008. #003 Never Date a "Brown" (Behrendt, Clarke, Thune) 009. #009 R.I.P. Michael Jackson (Shepard, Pope, Hamburger, Tompkins) 010. #005 Guest Host JImmy Pardo (Gilmartin, Bamford, Garfunkel & Oates, Belknap, Francis, Benson) 011. #004 Special Nerdist Edition (Hardwick, Mira, Phirman, Benson) p.s. yay for new song next episode!

Murphy had a great build-up with her sext-story, Mann was somewhat in the background, Morris okay, BUT-- BIRTHDAY CHECKS! - made my day. The parody did work and in addition this mix of Scott's awful and yet super-passionate performance. That was so funny on so many levels. I'm glad Weird Al inspired him in one of the last episodes to do this. 001. #006 Doing Laundry with Sarah (Silverman, Benson, Gelman, Kremer) 002. #001 Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang (Huebel, Lennon, Benson) 003. #007 Double Co-Hosts (Tompkins, Rust, Sklar², Benson) 004. #008 The New Doctor Demento (Yankovic, Scheer, Benson) 005. #010 Comedy Vs. Music (Mann, Murphy, Morris, Benson) 006. #002 Reggaeton Soundboard (Ansari, Nealon, Benson) 007. #003 Never Date a "Brown" (Behrendt, Clarke, Thune) 008. #009 R.I.P. Michael Jackson (Shepard, Pope, Hamburger, Tompkins) 009. #005 Guest Host JImmy Pardo (Gilmartin, Bamford, Garfunkel & Oates, Belknap, Francis, Benson) 010. #004 Special Nerdist Edition (Hardwick, Mira, Phirman, Benson) p.s. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teGJHiA7jwg

I don't have a problem in general in poking fun about a recently deceased celebrity, but this felt much just for the sake in making it while the rest of the media is still mourning instead of delivering clever jokes about it. I think this episode didn't age well. Didn't care much for the guests either. 001. #006 Doing Laundry with Sarah (Silverman, Benson, Gelman, Kremer) 002. #001 Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang (Huebel, Lennon, Benson) 003. #007 Double Co-Hosts (Tompkins, Rust, Sklar², Benson) 004. #008 The New Doctor Demento (Yankovic, Scheer, Benson) 005. #002 Reggaeton Soundboard (Ansari, Nealon, Benson) 006. #003 Never Date a "Brown" (Behrendt, Clarke, Thune) 007. #009 R.I.P. Michael Jackson (Shepard, Pope, Hamburger, Tompkins) 008. #005 Guest Host JImmy Pardo (Gilmartin, Bamford, Garfunkel & Oates, Belknap, Francis, Benson) 009. #004 Special Nerdist Edition (Hardwick, Mira, Phirman, Benson)

Paul Scheer was great on this, loved his kidnapping-story. Interesting stuff about Yankovic. Overall a nice episode with a lot of fandom towards Weird Al coming from Paul and Scott. 001. #006 Doing Laundry with Sarah (Silverman, Benson, Gelman, Kremer) 002. #001 Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang (Huebel, Lennon, Benson) 003. #007 Double Co-Hosts (Tompkins, Rust, Sklar², Benson) 004. #008 The New Doctor Demento (Yankovic, Scheer, Benson) 005. #002 Reggaeton Soundboard (Ansari, Nealon, Benson) 006. #003 Never Date a "Brown" (Behrendt, Clarke, Thune) 007. #005 Guest Host JImmy Pardo (Gilmartin, Bamford, Garfunkel & Oates, Belknap, Francis, Benson) 008. #004 Special Nerdist Edition (Hardwick, Mira, Phirman, Benson)

Great chemistry on this one. I liked Rust's attempt in making fun of this aweful dating / difference between man and woman - humour, though I seen something similar from Reggie Watts which was more on point (I believe it's on Why Shit So Crazy?). Bad editing with the commercial interrupting Rust in mid-sentence...I also wonder why some (/most) of the music tracks only last several seconds. Also, thanks to Tompkins Comedy Bang Band became part of the Tommy Westphall universe in this episode. It really didn't take you long guys. 001. #006 Doing Laundry with Sarah (Silverman, Benson, Gelman, Kremer) 002. #001 Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang (Huebel, Lennon, Benson) 003. #007 Double Co-Hosts (Tompkins, Rust, Sklar², Benson) 004. #002 Reggaeton Soundboard (Ansari, Nealon, Benson) 005. #003 Never Date a "Brown" (Behrendt, Clarke, Thune) 006. #005 Guest Host JImmy Pardo (Gilmartin, Bamford, Garfunkel & Oates, Belknap, Francis, Benson) 007. #004 Special Nerdist Edition (Hardwick, Mira, Phirman, Benson) (I'll hide this in spoiler-tags or something similar before it gets too long and annoys the shit out of people)

Great episode! Had to laugh about Dragon Boy Suede the whole time. Gelman's impressions weren't really convining but especially in addition with the reactions (e.g. Scott interrupting him for going to far) pretty funny too. Doug surprised me with his fast reaction regarding reviews in 8 words or less. Instead of this annoying 'favorite' 'least favorite' thing I'm now gonna rank each episode as I go. 001. #006 Doing Laundry with Sarah (Silverman, Benson, Gelman, Kremer) 002. #001 Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang (Huebel, Lennon, Benson) 003. #002 Reggaeton Soundboard (Ansari, Nealon, Benson) 004. #003 Never Date a "Brown" (Behrendt, Clarke, Thune) 005. #005 Guest Host JImmy Pardo (Gilmartin, Bamford, Garfunkel & Oates, Belknap, Francis, Benson) 006. #004 Special Nerdist Edition (Hardwick, Mira, Phirman, Benson)

And again no Auker Claus. Though it had it's moments with the improvised Doug theme song or the delightful Garfunkel & Oats. Second least favorite episode...out of 5. I'm gonna least favorite all episodes without Aukie. I hope this doesn't happen that often...

Well, that was like christmas without Santa Claus. I hope this doesn't happen too often. Least favorite episode so far, easily.

I'd love to hear a song from The Naked Postmen (had to look it up after Scott dropped that astonishing and yet mysterious trivia-bit about No Doubt). It's still Doug Leaves Movies (though this time totally understandable). I wonder how long it will take until someone gets the idea of rescheduling the podcast instead forcing Doug out of the movie theater. It's inhuman! Nick Thune's performance was pretty funny and so far my most laughing out loud moment.

Is it Doug Loves Movies or Doug Leaves Movies? Judging from the first two episodes, this podcast began somewhat more relaxed and interview-style. It's entertaining nevertheless though I more prefer the common use of absurdity in younger episodes. While Ansari is my favorite guest so far, I did find episode 1 funnier in general.

After listening occasionally to the newest episodes, I'm going for the big full run too. I'm planning on commenting each episode to track my progress. I'm from Germany and English is only my second language so excuse typos and weird things I'll probably gonna end up saying. I stumbled upon this podcast after watching the tv-show and wanting more of Hot Saucerman. I'm usually not the podcast-guy but this show is hilarious.