Temporaryism

Amazing episode! Surprised the conversation between Simon and Luda wasn't mentioned. 2 things stood out in particular: 1. Simon 'blacking up' his speech to say "bi'ness" was extremely awkward. I wonder if that was the actor or the director's choice? 2. Simon's last line of the scene is "I feel you, my giant brother"; not only is this again awkwardly 'street' for a priveleged 17 year old white kid, but it's also a pretty goofy attempt to make an intelligent reference to Big Brother (this movie positing the omnipresence of technology and cameras like Nineteen Eithty-Four)

really need this to show up on Howl already... the shows have been hilarious so far and this one has Claudia too!!?? I need

woohoo! Mr. Daly is back! My thread has been answered!

Listening to opening night of the CBB tour back in 2013, Andy Daly hilarious as Don Dimelo as always. It's made me wonder where the heck he's been recently? I can't remember the last time he was on CBB either live or plain... Pretty sure he has 0 appearances in 2016. Anybody know if there's any reason he's been absent? I miss him

where's the 3rd show of the tour? I'm starting to worry that this is going to be a "lost episode" :unsure: probably I'm just impatient...

This was so great. Was surprised and delighted when John Lennon was out first and he proved to be a hilarious choice

yeah the repeated singing of Pave Paradise (or whatever it's called) was hilarious

I think this goes in at number 1 with a bullet in my favourite eps of 2016. Sorry Kid Detectives.

still in the first segment but this episode is absolute gold so far. So glad they got into Todd's live drummer (and so much more!)

Ok just checked the wiki and saw he was on back in February... Still been 6 months though!

HH is worth tuning in to just to hear how the Howl fm ads are unfolding. Then the actual show is just gravy on top.

Will Hines doing a spectacular job of just running with the random suggestions made by Jim and Scott. It's always great when a character is talking hilariously for like 15 minutes before they remember they actually had a "reason" they were on the show that they didn't get to yet.

Chunky Bubbles! I also reakly enjoyed Hanford's characters (not just JL), for their brilliance at stringing out really pointless stories

holy shit, as someone who lives in London and followed the whole tour, I'm so excited about this. Been dying to hear more about the "behind the scenes" of the tour, and none of them have been back on the main show since it ended. This is guaranteed to be good.

my favourite too

5 minutes in and Dana already killing it. Settin' up to be a good one!

No way! Would love to hear both again

which ep is this?

and after two (hilarious) abortions recently when played with the Another Periopd crew and the Hollywood Handbook guys, it was delightful and hilarious to hear Would You Rather back and played so hilariously. They really made a good game out of what was not the greatest question. and good to hear Scott's scoring again

really funny episode, from beginning to end totally! he fits in so well

amazing. please keep Fourville's fart on the end of the Plugs Theme!

Guys, here's my understanding of the recording studio scene. As they're coming in Sonny says there's a bunch of pictures on the wall "for inspiration". They then go into the recording booth and he says "I've only seen them do this a couple of times before" and Kira puishes him, saying "do everything, go on press them all." It seems to me that there's allegory for drugs here. They give them to the artists "for inspiration". Sonny isn't quite sure how or which to take, but Kira encourages to "do everything". The trip they have is magical and deep, and that's why this time they see way more than "pictures on screens" on this occasion.