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I don't how Scott, as someone who hates on Phish and U2's stupid lyrics, could possibly enjoy that new Coldplay album. I mean, Another's Arms has such gems as: "Late night watching TV. Used to be here beside me." Chris Martin's songwriting skills have really gone downhill.

Christmas has come early.

Just realized we never got to hear Scott do his ironic monologue about technology and how it's made things so much faster and easier one more time. It never fails to make me laugh.

Was this the one they did on Podmass a few months ago? I feel like whoever reviewed it listened to it for about 10 minutes before writing it.

I knew they missed that one!! Disappointing.

This is the best thing I have ever listened to. I'm so sad it's ending.

The slow disintegration of Scott & Scott's friendship is a glorious thing to behold. (Kidding --but Adam is being particularly punchy so far and it's hilarious.)

I was just confused because I thought he was a comedian and he was being pretty serious about his answers, which isn't necessarily a bad thing! It was just sort of unexpected.

Okay I'm only 35 minutes in, but honest question --is Todd seriously a comedian? I've never listened to his stuff but so far on here he's not responding to any of Scott's bits and he's answering everything with complete seriousness. Maybe he'll get funnier as it goes on (hopefully).

HAHA REALLY? That is truly hilarious. You thought Adam was disguising his reading of Harry Potter by saying he was reading it to his pretend son? That would be an extremely elaborate joke, although one I wouldn't actually put past the Scotts

Their completely unironic discussion of fruitcake was jarring, because everything (other than the U2 love) in this show is discussed with irony. Even the U2 love most of the time.

This episode was the epitome of 40-year-old dad talk. That being said, it was hilarious.

Now I really want an episode with just Adam and Ben. Adam's dryness would counteract Ben's energy. It would be amazing (basically this means Ben needs to guest on UTU2TM even if he knows nothing about U2).

Scott was oddly adept at saying the most disgusting thing possible with gorgeous. I don't even want to repeat it, it was that gross. MORE SOLO BOLO! (But only with Benny Schwazzz)

That made me snort. On a related note, Scott (not Scott) is great in The Vicious Kind.

Also I just realized Scott's "Ketchup and Mustards if you know what I mean" was probably a reference to Adam & Harris's group from Farts and Pro, but sadly didn't Adam catch it.

Oh I totally disagree. I think this episode was much needed for U2 fans (I'm not one of them) who are actually interested in hearing the Scotts talk about U2 because they dicked around for like three episodes in a row. It was a good episode and I did enjoy listening despite my apathy for U2 because we'd heard so much banter in the last few eps. But if this were the podcast every week, I would be bored. It was almost entirely U2, save the first half hour, which I don't think will satisfy many listeners who don't care about U2. Honestly, I listen only for the Scott & Scott banter, and I don't think I'm alone. So to satisfy everyone, I think it's best when they do an episode half banter, half U2. I think the Rattle & Hum ep was a good one for that, or even Joshua Tree.

Adam's unacknowledged "I was born in Mesopotamia" is gold.

I lost it when PFT started yelling at Scott for constantly rewinding back to when he was 16. I laughed so hard my stomach hurt, which had never happened before with any podcast. What am I going to do with my life when this podcast is over?!?!