Joe Lerini

Yeah, Matt, it was "Ask the UCB 3" where you talked about shortform/Whose Line. And you did mention not having a problem with those guys, even mentioning seeing Ryan Stiles do a Harold well.

I definitely feel like there should be some interaction with Whose Line alumni. They've been referenced a few times on the show. This episode was great, though. I really enjoyed the courtroom and debate scenes.

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Or it means they'll spend an hour and 55 minutes bro-ing out about whatever brilliant nonsense, and then 5 minutes talking about the song. Which, if that's the case, here's hoping for a 2-disc, 35-song album!

Outstanding! Bernie provided some good corporate rock n' roll, uh, comedy.

I enjoyed Gino's Carrot Top "Rules of Attraction" commentary reference.

Mike and Omar: Good Epps!

If you could get Bono to co-host, that would be amazing.

Sorry to go on a tangent, but a quick Wikipedia search reveals that there are plans for an "X-Men XXX". COME ON, PORNOGRAPHERS! "XXX-Men" was RIGHT THERE!

Next time my mom complains about the tree in her yard, I'm gonna go over there and call the tree "Jon Daly" twice, then tell him to get the hell out of there! That should solve things. Oh also, this episode was fantastic.

CBB's Michael Jackson impersonator discusses Green Day and modern hip-hop on "Dookie Drakelock."

Not even WCW's Chucky cameo?

The one where the woman marionette asks her husband if he thinks she's pretty: how does she remove her robe?!

Every now and then we get a Hugh Jackman appearance to balance out the Snooki's of the world. *shrug*

The star of 90s sitcom "All American Girl" talks Dio on "CHO-LY DIVER". A Parks and Rec writer tackles ZZ Top on "Sharp Dressed Mande." Or, if he's unavailable, Call it "She's Got Leg(gero)s, She Knows How to Use Them." Or, keep the Scotts on to discuss Van Halen on "You Talkin' OU812 To Me?"

Saw a trailer for this film a while ago, and I wondered if the U2 Bros would swipe a little HDTGM style and cover it.

Adam Resnick sounds like a Zach Woods character.

I hurt myself laughing at Paul Rust's contribution to the title scene. EDIT: And again with Neil Campbell's contribution to the Boogie Nights scene.

"Christian Slater! Let the record show I pulled my hair back, like I was doing Jack Nicholson." When Scott said that, I laughed so hard I missed the next minute of show.

Someone needs to go to Fracture and print pictures of Todd Glass onto glass.

Quick nitpick: the word "thalidomide" also shows up in the Slipknot song "Left Behind." I'm sure it'll get covered on Lennon Parham's Slipknot podcast "The Listler Exists."

Chris Kattan delves into the Beatles' catalogue in "Mr. Peeper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".

THE TODD GLASS SITUATION Read by James Adomian as Todd Glass

I'm adding a little reverb when I listen to this episode.