Bernard_Shakey

Okay, I'll do it myself. Here's my rough-cut. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGv4Nh1N9Mo

Oh boy. Can somebody please cut the Back to the Future/ Chuck Berry phone call and dub it on to the movie please?!

1st of all, this is amazing! 2nd, I'm only 20 minutes into the next ep and lets just say, you have a lot more work to do.

Columbus. Born n raised. Findlay is beautiful this time of never.

And in the end, the love you take is equal to (or lesser value than) the cost of the purchased product. Limit 1 per customer. While supplies last.

pronounced Rice-Cub

Did you guys just become best friends?

Paul Rudd is adorable. I wish he was my wife.

"You gotta laugh." - Callback!

90s tv sitcom legends Wayne Knight, and David Schwimmer team up to discuss everything REM in Earwolfs newest podcast: Knight Schwimming

Maybe it's just me, but for me, a rock band entering a stadium through lines of men wearing tuxedos sounds a little, um, stupid.

Keep em' coming and I'll see you at the movies.

Dear Doublemint Executives Neither my pleasure nor my fun, came even close to being doubled through the use of your product. Maybe I'll just always be a 'Big Red' man. Sincerely Disappointed Consumer

^Sincerely. Not a catchphrase.

Not quite as fantastic as YTU2TM, but still quite funny and worth a listen. I just wanted to recommend it to all my fellow "Scott Heads" out there.

The return of Don Pardo voice! (gets me every time)

"Mama, why are they taking Papa? And where's the soup?"

"What if it was an anti Semitic sandwich shop called Anti-Semandwich?"

Woah. Good great call on the Cuckoo's Nest role. I never would have noticed that until you brought it out. I love that guy as an actor (the Doctor on Deadwood) and, yeah, can he play creepy or what? (Alien: Resurrection)

FYI: There's discussion of those words (although I don't think the exact phrase was used) during ep. 3 of Analyse Phish w/ guest Adam Scott. It comes up when Harris introduces the Scotts to a Phish song called "Harry's Hood". A pretty funny convo ensues.

From the bottom of "The Ocean" to the top of the "Misty Mountain", comedian Dana Gould won't have a "Communication Breakdown", explaining the "Good Times" and the "Bad Times" of legendary rock band Led Zeppelin in: "All that Glitters is Gould"

Bump

^Bravo Sir!

NO DISASSEMBLE!

- Act 1, Scene 3