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    ^ Wow! That is quite a setback, but I am so happy to hear that it is behind you. I think the best possible response to this setback was running in a beach race. Good job! Let the salty breeze power and energize you. Let Poseidon's powerful waves give you strength. :)

     

    I hope your A/C gets fixed soon!! Don't let the humidity get you down.

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    since Scott has been in the twilight nether region (TNR) for the past 33 years,have all his guests also been trapped in the TNR? Did any of those first 274 episodes even happen?

     

    or maybe every single one of us was also in the TNR?

     

    questions, questions, questions... modern minds can come up with three questions.

     

    Haha! Nice Mr. Show pull.

    Is Earwolf and the TNR the same thing? I think it would be possible for them to record the podcast in the TNR and still upload it to the internet. I bet they have internet providers in the TNR....wait, but is it the same internet?

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    This is such a great Twooch! Quite a giggle fest.

    I loved reading the Dreyfuss kids' thoughts on Jaws. And it's important to note that they agreed that it's a ridiculous movie but also a great movie. So although they dissected it, they generally agree with Howard.

     

    PS - Summah of Sam piped up with some great additions. Big Mac wings!!

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    "See, this is why drugs were so good for you."

     

    Scott has said a few things like this that might not be very helpful for someone who is dealing with substance abuse issues. I feel for Harris. He's on a rough road and maybe needs a little more support.

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    First of all, this is genius. These two young Dreyfusses are hilarious. They might win "Jaws is Better" if they played.

     

    This is hilarious: http://www.motherjon...everything-jaws

     

    PS - NO ONE SHOW THIS TO HOWARD

     

    Second, is it crazy to say that I love the twooches more than the whooches recently? I could listen to Ku, Howard, and Stard chat for hours. I loved Stard's behind-the-scenes stories about making the album. It would be fun to make a Behind The Music style sensational doc with Howard and Stard.

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    Also the fact that most of his characters have their own signature noises or vocal quirks (Leykis throwing l's into places they don't belong, the way Jesse Ventura says the letter "w", Paul Giamatti's donkey noises, etc.) is fun too. Not to mention the novelty effect of hearing him do a new character and discovering that they are a real person outside of the podcast. (Happened to me with Tom Leykis, Merill Schlinder, Huell Howser)

     

    It is so impressive how he can manipulate his voice. I'm surprised he hasn't done more voice acting. I know he's on word girl and a few one off episodes of Axe Cop, but he should really have is own animated show.

     

    I too didn't realize Tom Leykis, Merill Shindler, and Huell Howser were real people at first. It's even more amazing knowing that.

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    It makes me so sad that everyone has soured on James Adomian. I have had an opposite reaction, I've grown to love these characters. At first when he did his really gross characters like Dov Charney, Tom Leykis, Merrill Shindler, and Philip Seymour Hoffman, I hated them. There's something about his voice that makes his words even more disgusting and difficult to listen to. Andy Daly's characters are often even more disgusting and despicable than James Adomian's, but Andy has such a nice guy voice.

     

    But now James's characters have really grown on me because James is so good at pulling the other guests and Scott into his world. Like Amy Poehler being charmed by Tom Leykis. Or convincing fellow-Canadian Nathan Fielder to run stolen clothes to Niagra Falls. I loved his forced high fives with Nathan and then saying "But he didn't say no. There was implied consent."

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    Great ep! I love the sincerity of this episode. Harris, you are amazing! I hope you are doing well.

    Any photos of the gang at the Hollywood Bowl? It would be amazing to see PFT suited up. I loved Scott's puppy sweater at the Madison Square Garden concert.

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    It's sad reading back through all of this knowing now that Sarah and Kyle did break up in December 2013. Which may be why the observant Flyover States sensed this:

    Sarah seems disengaged throughout a lot of this show. she doesn't seem bored since she perks up whenever the music comes on but she just seems kind of bummed out and overall not that into it. i hope that her holiday blues weren't too bad. To me she seems to be one the sweetest, nicest, warmest people in comedy and i hate to think of a person like that being lonely. I still enjoyed the episode and i hope that she, all of the chartists and those at Earwolf had a happy holiday season.

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    Yes! Ramhand representing with the feminist film theory! Laura Mulvey would be proud of you. I got my master's degree in film theory (a useless degree, I know) and I was so excited to hear Cody talking about the male gaze. I too saw the female gaze in Oranges: The New Black. They do a nice job on that show.

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    Great ep! Of course, I always love to Womp It Up!

    I hope Bernie Fretts makes it to Marisa's party at Six Flags. They were a weird but amazing combo. Bernie was no, butting everything.

    I want to be Brendon Small when I grow up. He is so fucking weird and funny and talented!

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