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Oh! Maybe you'll get to try the new AirBart monorail shuttle from Oakland airport to the Bart station. It just opened. I've never been to Moraga, the land just beyond the hills. But I just street viewed it. Seems nice. If you do decide that you want to/can do stand up, let me know. I might be able to set something up for the 26th, 27th, or 28th at a shitty bar in Oakland.

I'm in the East Bay and I go on furlough between 12/24 and 1/1 so I will be cold hard chillin' that whole time. If anyone wants to meet up, let me know. Let's make this happen, Andy. Are you doing any stand up while you're here? If not, do you want to?

Thank you, Andrew! This list is amazing! I have seen The Thick of It, Fresh Meat, Peep Show, The League of Gentlemen, and Nathan Barley. All of which are very good. I especially like Nathan Barley. Poor Pingu, although he did go on to have quite a successful career in films. But I have not seen the rest and will definitely check them out. There is a new American version of Getting On with Alex Borstein that I heard is good, but I haven't watched it yet.

I'm not on fb but I would be into a meet up.

Andrew, yes! Talk to me about British TV! Snuff Box is great and so weird. Matt Berry is incredible. He kills me just with the rhythm of his speech. What other gems are there? Also, has anyone seen The Modest Adventures of David O'Doherty or Fancy Vittles with Maeve Higgins? Two Irish shows that are super funny.

Oh I loooove Party Down. Such a good show. And I heartily agree about all of the other shows you listed. I just rewatched the first season of Seinfeld over the Thanksgiving weekend and even the early awkward episodes are so good. Concerning Ricky Gervais, I completely agree with you. The Office was great. Extras was also really good, at least the first season. I also liked his animated show on HBO. But his later stuff was no good. He just kept the meanness and lost the funny. There was no more heart to his shows. It was just cheap laughs at someone's expense.

First, I haven't seen Hot Package and will check it out. T4T was dope! (It seemed appropriate to use the word dope after watching that.) I've seen some Fry and Laurie but will definitely check out more. I love QI and Stephen Fry is amazing! Valerie, I remember when Dog Bites Man was about to come out on Comedy Central but I never watched it for some reason. Past Anastasia was an idiot to pass it up because it looks amazing!!! I will watch it asap. Yay! New shows! My sad life continues!!!

Wow. All of a sudden I am feeling very pathetic. I watch too much tv. I need to turn my life around.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hki4bpY-nOs Yikes there's a bunch of British shows I left out of my lists. I also like Spaced and Black Books. I watched a lot of Ab Fab and French and Saunders in my youth. I also like I'm Alan Partridge, lots of Steve Coogan stuff actually, and anything Armando Iannucci does.

Oh I love those two shows!! I am sure I forgot a ton in my lists. Speaking of Garth Marenghi, I also love Man to Man with Dean Learner. I will watch anything that Matthew Holness and Richard Ayoade do. They are hilarious! Any other suggestions though? I am always looking for another show to watch. I'm pretty much like Mike Teavee

I love the Eric Andre Show. I've seen his live show twice and it was incredible both times. Here are some other comedy shows I like: Venture Bros., Key & Peele, The Comeback, Workaholics, The Mighty Boosh, Broad City, Kroll Show, Delocated, Nathan For You, Veep, Friday Night Dinner, Grandma's House, @Midnight, Bored to Death, Childrens Hospital, Archer, Louie, Always Sunny, Bob's Burgers, Metalocalypse Some classic funnies that I enjoy: Upright Citizens Brigade, Stella, State, Viva Variety, The Young Ones, Never Mind the Buzzcocks (when Mark Lamarr and Simon Amstell hosted), Tenacious D (tv show), Mr. Show, The Ben Stiller Show, Daria, Pete & Pete, Freaks and Geeks, Reno 911, Home Movies, Frisky Dingo, The Sarah Silverman Program, Dr. Katz, Strangers with Candy, Sealab 2021, Harvey Birdman, Exit 57 My all time favorite comedy tv show: The Kids in the Hall Maybe this was too much. Needless to say, I enjoy comedy and watch too much tv.

I second this. Sean, Hayes, could you give us a ring from time to time? We love you and support you and all we ask is that you call us once in a while and let us know how you're doing. Is that so much to ask? Now let me just clean that schmutz from your cheeks and make you sandwiches.

Yeah, Fear was crazy. I remember making fun of that movie a lot....but then I also watched it a lot and never wanted a boyfriend. I think I was affected. Wait, what?! Grandma was a softcore porn afficionado? Or maybe she just had skinimax? I read this as the Grumpy Cat Stevens Christmas Special. hahahahahaha! Cat Stevens is pretty grumpy these days. I love imagining a Grumpy Cat Stevens meme and facebook page. Is this a thing yet?

A few sexy scenes that I rewatched a lot as an impressionable youth: 1.) Switch (1991) - When Ellen Barkin and Jimmy Smits wake up together after having sex and you see Jimmy Smits' butt. 2.) Sixteen Candles (1984) - When Caroline is taking a shower at the school gym (in hindsight, too sexy for what the scene is). 3.) Dances with Wolves (1990) - Mostly I remember when the Native Americans were having sex next to Kevin Costner but I think there are other sexy scenes in this too.

Tim, since you have a financial stake in the show, what will you make Sean and Hayes do next?

Sean joining in on Pauly Shore's shtick killed me. He told Hayes "that's sweet grindage." I also love that Sean said he is soft as a baby kitten.

Chanson, you were right. Cody is amazing. Not only did he save the show, but he's a bit of a badass who don't give an ef!

MBoP, your name is Kevin? Man, this blows my mind for some reason. I guess I just always thought of you as a Michael. Good name though.

Hi gang! Sorry I've been awol for a few days. I've been hiding out in a cabin since Wednesday. I had no phone and very limited internet access. I was laying low because last summer my friends and I ran over a man with our car as we were celebrating our last night before college. Well, we thought that man died so we pushed his body into the bay. But he was really alive and he started hunting us down and killing us one by one to get revenge. I was hiding out in the cabin until he came after me, then I fled to my ex-boyfriend, Freddie Prinze Jr.'s boat. The man followed us there and we had one last showdown on the boat, where the man's hand got ripped off and he was thrown into the bay. Finally, he's dead....or so we think.

Dear Mr. Shore, when you were shooting Son in Law, did you get to pick your wardrobe? Also are you still friends with Carla Gugino?

I got it, gang! We need to help Sean and Hayes get one really big name guest, like Tom Cruise or Liam Neeson. Then mainstream audiences will be exposed to their funnies and will be fans for life! Ok, we need to pool our connections. Who here is a scientologist? And who is Irish?

Some favorite quotes from this episode: "...it fed your brain the food of ideas which it needs to grow fat and plump and rich with knowledge." - Sean "...things that I, as a doughy middle aged man, can understand." - Sean "Sean, you talk about something. I'm going to find the popcorn song." - Hayes Bonus - Sean singing along briefly with the PG song. By the way, what are the stats on this show? It's gotta be more popular than the fellas make it out to be.

He is great at representing the everyman and the viewer. However, I definitely think he should have been shoved harder.

PS - Also lots of swears on this episode. I liked it.

Tracey Wigfield was a delight! I enjoyed this episode from soup to nuts. I also enjoy Sean's crazy old grandpa look right now. Mama, why does Grandpa not trim his mustache and beard anymore? Well, darling, it's because he's doesn't give a shit anymore.