Joe Lerini

Oh by the way, this episode is fucking awesome from top to bottom. Forgot to mention that because I was hung up on the Full House mythos. "Urine Woman" was my favorite.

FYI, Besser, there were Full House books. There was a series of Michelle books and a series of Stephanie books. I wonder if there's a debate among Full House fans whether the books are considered canon or not. Do people vouch for the Expanded Full House Universe?

Tom Atkins, the star of H3: Season of the Witch, was supposed to have a role in the third film of the remake franchise. Though I don't think he was set to play the same character.

I love Halloween 3, and the Michael movies are largely terrible. The first one is really good, Halloween Resurrection is so bad it's funny (I love me some Busta Rhymes), and the rest are just kinda boring. Blah. Give me the Witch, Jack O'Lantern, and Skull masks anyday! Also, great job on the dramatic reading, June.

Finally, the show tackles the issues important to me. And by that, I mean pro wrestling. Funches is the man.

I would love a return visit from Todd Glass.

The Inquisitive Triplets scene from the episode of the same name is Christmas-related, based on a song Bobby Matthews sings about sneaking out of the house on Christmas Eve to cheat on a significant other.

"My wi-fi left me 20 years ago."

This was really cool. Mr. Andre and I loved a lot of the same shows as kids, and I enjoy The Eric Andre Show, though I watch it when I notice it's on, not really seeking it out. Though, now that I've listened to this, that will probably change. This episode made me want to hear Tommy Blacha on the show. Heavy metal and pro wrestling are totally in my wheelhouse, and I'd love to hear him talk wrestling. I know, Jake, you're not really a fan, but Vince McMahon is rumored to be such a weird dude, I'd love to hear stories about him.

After this episode, I relistened to some previous eps Mookie was on, and he's great. I can't believe I forgot how funny that dude is. *slaps self in the face*

Since October is a couple of days away, I thought I'd bump this thread up. I enjoy the hell out of Jason Takes Manhattan (for all the wrong reasons), and would love to hear Paul, June, and Jason tear it to shreds. Please and thank you.

There was also Mohr repeatedly referring to Besser's character as "Single Dad" while Besser kept saying, like, "I'm not single, I have a wife. I'm just New Dad" and Mohr just going on with calling him "Single Dad". I could see that being kind of irritating, though I personally enjoyed that CBB episode. *shrug*

Jim Carrey does a really good sounds-like impression of Alan Thicke. There were times here where PFT sounded kinda British. But I still thought what he did with the character was funny, and everyone in the room playing around together was hilarious. *shrug*

Abe Vigoda Clint Howard Mr. T The guy that played Bull on "Night Court"

Oh my god, I just got to the part where Amy picks "The Monster Mash" which is literally my favorite song. As if I didn't love Ms. Poehler enough before. If I didn't have a horse dick (I'm not bragging, I lost my human dick in the war), I'd propose to her immediately.

Hey, that was great! I will ALWAYS cheer for a 2008 American Gladiators reference. I miss that show. And I agree with Ms. Esposito that it is cool when someone says "hey, we've got this girl that can do this cool thing, how do we build a movie around that?" And just all of her stuff about how great Terminator 2 is. Cameron is super cool, and as someone who doesn't watch late night talk shows, I'm glad Jake brought her on so I could hear her for myself. Also, Jon Peters is the giant spider guy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2Dv83BM_5w

This episode was so great. Loved every scene.

By the way, Jake: Dawber was coach's dumb friend on "Coach". Unless you mean Jerry Van Dyke's character, Luther. Coach kinda had 2 dumb friends.

ANTOINE. COLBY. Michael. ADAIR. Seriously, though, this episode was hilarious, and Michael did a great job.

Your podcast is so fucking great, Jake. I love it!

I love that last group (Tim Martin, Jim Santangeli, & Joanna Bradley). They were incredible, and it'd be great to hear them on an in-studio episode of the show if possible. Also, Chad Carter was a tour de force throughout the episode. Hilarious!

During the Squarespace ad, I thought Paul was gonna go for a "Geocities? More like Geoshitties!" joke. Then I remembered Paul's way funnier than I am, and wouldn't do that.

This commercial debuted in 1989, and it terrified me as a six-year-old child:

Huskey seems to know and like Baroness, so he gets bonus points from me. This episode was hilarious from top to bottom. In particular, Colin Mochrie was great on this.