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hi freja i am available for discussion about both of these things.

guys, i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but there is no new ep coming out tomorrow.

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Sean and Hayes get in a very heated discussion about a phenomenon called anti-comedy. Then, close friend TRACEY WIGFIELD is in the studio to talk about being a female writer, what happened behind the scenes at 30 Rock with Judah's hat, and full mouth kissing her boyfriend. Finally, the Popcorn Gallery is back to ask Tracey about being popular, winning an Emmy, and her joke victory dance.

Sean and Hayes discuss the holidays in L.A. with a new version of a classic segment: "You're Doing It Wrong: By Ho Ho Hove I Think Eggnog It". Then, TV star Thomas Middleditch is in the studio to talk about Mike Judge, the nerd takeover of comedy, working with Martin Scorcese, and what happened behind the scenes on Splinterheads. Also, Gmail Roulette brings a sneak peak into Thomas' celebrity life.

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thanks! we're hoping to have a regular weekly schedule after the holidays. gabe does pretty much all the hard work so i just show up to talk about dogs or whatever. plug: if anybody needs advice about anything, submit it here and i might respond http://www.twb.cool/ask and bozos, way to one-up us (jk i'm just jealous)

thank you guys for listening and saying nice things. you're all invited to christmas dinner. (hi freja)

Tig, David, Kyle, and Josh Radnor discuss top shelf thoughts, how to navigate life in the public eye, the benefits of directing vs. acting, and Tootsie. Then, the gang goes on to talk about film-making, writing, music, and current happenings in the film world.

Tig, Kyle, and David start off with a discussion about the holiday season. Then, the lovely Dr. Crystal Dilworth from Fail Lab is back in the hatch to edutain about the relationship between science and food, marijuana, relationships, communication, and cancer.

my top 3 eps revisited 1. sinbad (because he's great and also because he said my name) 2. thomas middleditch (true american canadian treasure) 3. rob corddry (sassy)

Hayes and Sean start the show by addressing some of the criticism for the last episode with Pauly Shore in an edition of "Ehh... Wrong!", where intern Andy is back to help the guys fight the online storm. Then, actor, director, screenwriter, and friend JARRAD PAUL is in the studio to share the 6 rules of filmmaking. Finally, the Popcorn Gallery is back with a special twist!

andy was a great party guest. he didn't even bring any of his headshots to pass out or anything. anastasia, don't worry so much about it. i'm sure it was fine. and even if it wasn't, it was probably funny. for example, my favorite part of this episode is right after andy's goodbye speech(?) when sean says "and the shorter the better with an exit line".

Do you believe in reincarnation? Tig, David, and Kyle welcome television's Josh Radnor back to the hatch to discuss aging, consciousness, immortality, religion, and karma. Josh goes into his theories about the human need for narrative, the gang talks about the effect of evolution, and Kyle brings the body rap back!

Tig, David, and Kyle brainstorm ideas for what Tig should do for her new fundraiser. Then, comedian Bill Burr is in the hatch to talk about the government, drones, manipulation in sports, 9/11, insurance, aliens, the illuminati, and much more. Also, tune in for a bonus game of "Guess this song in 3 seconds"!

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Kyle discusses his birthday and dealing with his new diet while Tig chats about joining a gym, and then everyone competes in a "who can push out their belly more" game. Then, Colleen Smith, Groundlings teacher and puppeteer at the Jim Henson company joins the gang to talk about taking Kyle for his colonoscopy, opinions on dirty improv, her path into a puppetry career, and then she leads everybody in a few improv games. Then, she goes deeper into the real logistics of how puppeteering works and delves into what's nuts about puppetry.

this thread made me develop a new crush on one of you. who am i kidding, it's still greggy.

Hayes and Sean start the show by critiquing segment theme song submissions from fans. Then, on the first Hollywood Handbook writer's panel, DAVE KING, STEVE HELY, and KEVIN ETTEN join the boys to talk about TV writing, real writing, the creative process, conflict, and alt and main jokes. Then, the Popcorn Gallery is back to ask the panel about their A/V Club GPAs, cams, and the writer's room boys club.

Tig, Kyle, and David start off with a discussion on remembering names and Kyle's physical changes. Then, Mark Flanagan, owner of The Largo, is in the hatch to talk about everybody's eyes and then describe his journey starting from the many battles to owning one the city's greatest venues all the way to the unique way he runs the place now. Finally, David closes out the show with a fan email.

Tig talks about dealing with her girlfriend's career success and Kyle checks in with the Tower of Doom in his house and whether he has breast cancer. Then, horse expert Erin Whitehead is the hatch to talk about her childhood horse Magic and share her breadth of horse knowledge. Then, everyone discusses their experiences with horses and communicating with animals and feels nostalgic about the old childhood game "stick throw". Finally, the show ends abruptly with some bad news.

:( http://www.people.com/article/diem-brown-dies-cancer

Hayes and Sean start off by playing "6 degrees of Cabocation" and talk about Nielson hatings. Then, friend of the show JASON MANTZOUKAS stops by to talk about expectations in a relationship, hanging around the office or his unknown Earwolf podcast "How did this get made?", Phoenix-fest, how superior laser discs are, and Ride Along.

i tried to pitch making a shirt that says "what up what up" to the execs but i don't think anybody was listening to me.