DelinoDeshields
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That is a beautiful pic of PTF.
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Okay. Let's review. For serious. Ghost Dog = Classic Forest Whitaker at his best, Jim Jarmusch's arguably best film. Bark Dog = A Bill Cosby joke. Ghost Dog is exceptionaly great. First film to draw comparison to black slavery and native americans. Bill Cosby is now some joke. LL please don't fall into a satire pit.
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To be clear, I think Adam and Scott should sometimes reprise with concert audience experiences of live U2 concerts, ala Phish. To be more abundantly clear, I think it should be terrible episodes that are perfect by their own terribleness. To be perfectly abundantly clear, I think they should start talking about R.E.M. and R.E.M. band members while the name of the show is still U Talkin' U2 To Me
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If we're being honest here, and we are, I felt like at times PFT was doing a Jon Daly as Zappity Tappity with how he would steamroll certain bits and/or immediately cut someone off or interject without listening. Usually I have no qualms with PFT, but he seemed way more overeager than usual on this one, and I think it ended up squelching Wengert and eventually led him to clam up.
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Perfect critical read of the episode. I'm absolutely all in for letting PFT run amok everytime anytime always, as the reward always beats risk, but "squelched" is the perfect word for Wengert on this one. He didn't have much room here. The guy is super sharp and funny and I hope he gets more chances this year.
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Love that people love Time Bobby. The Time Bobby episodes taught me to appreciate Moynihan's tenure on SNL. I kinda never noticed him before, now I'm giddy whenever he gets screentime. Dude is funny and does good work.
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Wengert got thrown into the fire here and balked a little bit. I wish he would've done better though this was a difficult ask. Not a lot of room to move inside the Scotty/PFT/Weirdo Al perfecto trifecta -- especially when trying out a half-baked character. I do hope we get more Wengert this year.
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Matt Belknap once again proving he is secretly the funniest guy on the show the only guy who gets shit done. He was the only one who actually related and talked like a human to the 7-11 crew. Pardo, you're hilarious, but weird bitterness and/or schtickiness often gets the best of you. And Andy Daly once again proving he makes every podcast better by unquantifiable astronomical math factor of like billions of billions
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Got through the intro and had to stop. In a good way. I don't know what this episode will be, but I'm happy it exists. There's more of Wittels here even if I can't bring myself to listen to it. Really happy about that. It's weird about how on TV there's just a card at the end, and how in podcast Scott had his time to talk honest and loving and personal, and we have recordings of Wittels in his best and worst moments, here, always, a lot. I love that podcasts record people and time spent. I love that. Podcasts are kind of an amazing thing, you guys. They're so dumb and good and I'm goofily happy they exist. It's happy though it hurts it's happy.
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15% of the audience will never notice the difference. Yeah I went there.
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Scott is endlessly charming and Letterman still has it. Think about how horrible that segment could have gone. Scott has a knack for perfect delivery and self-deprecation, and Letterman matched it and quipped without any loss of speed. A joy to watch for comedy fans. I'm especially giddy UTU2TM ever even got mentioned on television -- think about how crazy that is you fucks!
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Immeasurably sad. Besides everything he left us, all his Earwolf episodes and Parks and Rec, there were two amazing podcasts he did with Pete Holmes. "Harris Wittels Returns" Nov. 19, 2014 is classic and important. I can't recommend it more to anyone struggling with addiction, realizing now how it can end.
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I could see them ending the show here. Not want but would understand. Honestly it was joy for fans, but hard to continue. Schedules notwithstanding, Scott and Scott have innate and built magic together and I would listen to them talk about anything, anything, mostly yourselves but anything else. A lot of people don't know the names of the band members of R.E.M.
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"Getter" now means "gets better" because who typoed it was so nice and happy. Official dictionary rule.
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When the bonus episode last week wasn't this, I feared scheduling would kill the continuing saga. So glad everybody came through. This show somehow never fails -- and bonus points for recording on actual Valy day. Scott's direction and inclusion of Colin Hay, PFT's energy and joy for juggling two characters, and Gilly's smarter and smarter play-alongness was just pure fun. Fucking great ep. Best this year yeah I'm calling it
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Absolute fun and joy. I still don't understand how this so dumb one-off half-baked podcast became so great. Thank you so much, Scott and Scott.
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And holy shit this thread. See. This is what your show inspires.
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I am a huge fan of podcasts. I always dreamed my words would be read on a podcast, but I never dreamed it would be like this you goofballs.
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The only thing funnier than a show breaking down is when everyone realizes the show has broken down and reaciting to that. Scott and Adomian, the professionals, plowed through it. Walsh called himself out. Cross just kinda bailed. You didn't have to bail, Cross! It's just a podcast, go nuts have fun.
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Again, guests like these are difficult episodes for Scotty Ox -- I'll introduce myself in a minute -- yet he keeps the funny. I'll introduce myself in a minute but let's give a little a credit to a host with talent. And for all this over-rating of Sanz -- and I'll introduce myself in a minute -- Sanz drops clunkers, he's inconsistent, inexplicably lazy, and hit-or-miss. Scott and PFT professionally never miss.
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Great showcase for how Lapkus is playful and inventive and why she's so good on CBB, while Sean and Hayes just stick to their one-note schtick, like they're scared or nervous somehow. They're satire if you like satire, but zero versatility and a joke that died a long time ago. I really don't get why anyone likes them.
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Really hard for Scott to hang through this and he managed it. Dude doesn't get enough credit for saving every show, never letting an episode fall completely apart to neon butt pancakes
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It wouldn't work every night but it was fun, like a snow day from school. It was actually a snow day I think they filmed during the goofy blizzard thing. Pally's funny but a little slow, not a good enough interviewer to host. I think Schwarz could handle a show. Was great seeing CBB guys take on the late night thing
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PFT knows what's up. This was all fun and fine but every episode he's done Stop Podcasting Yourself was funnier better ever. I get the joke guys but it's not enjoyable actual free conversation. Satire is lazy and/or for 15 year olds.
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Episode 1604 - Sarah Colonna
in Never Not Funny: The Jimmy Pardo Podcast
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You hate your guests. You're routinely difficult and weird to them. I don't think it's Matt -- who is great -- I think it's JImmy getting bitter. It's a thing you need to think about. You're just being weird