Joe Lerini

It took me a couple of weeks to get to this episode, because I was dreading hearing Jake discuss more of this punk shit (which, if you haven't heard, belongs on Mars). But The So So Glos were actually a lot of fun to listen to. Thumbs up, Jake!

His former future wife! Hi, I'm Tommy Wiseau.

"I don't know much. But I know I love you-ou-ou" "Oh, now I know who he is." That quick exchange got a laugh out of me.

This past Saturday on SNL, we got a brand new Brasky sketch! It was solid!

The early stuff in this episode takes me back to coming up with a million different band names and ideas for what my rock band would be like, but never bothering to pick up an instrument. Anyway, this episode, like all episodes of I4H, was fantastic. The amnesia/stenographer sketch was great. AND, oh my God, there've been times where my alarm clock would go off, and I'd be awake before my brain even processed it properly. I just kinda stumbled around like a Frankenstein monster and looked at my clock like an ape trying to figure it out or something. This episode just touches on all kinds of weird memories for me.

This plan sounds...highly nunethical.

Oh. My. God. The best 2.5 minutes of my entire day!

Three random thoughts for this episode: 1. Jason's use of "colloquialism" during Second Opinions was way more appropriate than Willis's use of "satire" in defending HUDSON HAWK. 2. Jason's callback to side-by-sides (from CBB) was great! 3. I mildly regret not picking up HUDSON HAWK on DVD for 2 bucks at the local Salvation Army store.

"Toronto, here, somewhere else!" That Space Needle scene was fantastic.

"No Mopes" Soap on a Rope: It'd be in the shape of Eric the Former Intern's head. And it'd go great with a "What's Lathering You?" Sponge, which would just look like Mr. Besser's head at his most, uh...Jew-Fro-y.

So, Besser's looking for punny product ideas, a la Kulap Vilaysocks. I've got, uh..."Welcome Mat" Bessers, and Matt Bassoons (though, if you play one of those in the streets of New York, you might get yelled at). I know those are terrible. This was great, though. It's always a treat to hear Adam McKay on podcasts, he's hilarious. Mike Still is great, Besser is the man. Keep doing motherf'n improv, guys!

Was that Scott's "I poop out of my bottom!" moment. Couldn't tell if that was James or Brandon laughing so hard. This ep was great, by the way. Love Brandon and Cam'ron and The Body, love Scott, love Engineer Cody even though he's a controlled assassin. I put my hands together for this episode of Comedy Bing Bong. Yeah, that's lame. Sorry.

SO MANY CALLBACKS! This was hilarious.

*falls over, head oozing snakes and bugs and shit*

I also loved when the unnamed character Tim Meadows was playing turned into Tim Meadows. But this whole episode was fantastic. This whole podcast is fantastic. I love it! And the circle that gets smaller at the end of old cartoons and stuff is called an "iris in".

It's "Entenmann's!" By the way, this was awesome! I loved Skate Witches! And uh...I think that Benny Mardones song was pretty catchy. Sorry.

Aw yeah! Hadn't heard of Ron Funches prior to his I4H appearance, but I was instantly on board with his brand of humor/personality. Dude is great! Also, I'd like to thank Emily Gordon for bringing her breasts to the Earwolf Studio. Because someone has to.

I saw Mookie B was on the show, and my butthole constricted with joy! Much like a butthole, my mouth was wide open, because I was laughing so hard! You guys should check out I4H, because listening to CBB without listening to I4H is like living with an itchy butthole and no way to scratch it. Hee hee!

I'm starting to think Slimer is the unofficial mascot of Earwolf.

I imagine they'll make note that FAIR GAME was based on the book of the same name, which was previously adapted as the Stallone classic COBRA! I know this because I looked it up on Wikipedia when HDTGM covered COBRA.

Sounds like you've got a club hit on your hands. Bravo!

I'd like to fry her motherboard! No disrespect to any female robots that peruse these forums.

Michael Jai White could be a solid Luke Cage.

So good! If I was a teenaged girl, all of my notebooks would have pictures of Andy Daly with hearts drawn around them. EDIT: And now Scott bucks tradition and foregoes the WYR theme?! Clearly trying to usurp Fitzgerald's gadfly status.

I said this in the other thread already, but I loved this episode. Zach is amazing, and Eric becoming part of the scene was insane.