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Thanks for the extra dog photos(!). The second Scott exclaimed that "THERE'S A DOG IN THE STUDIO", I was on the fucking CBB showpage clicking through the episode photos because I am one of those insane people that can't help from saying "aww!" at the sight of any animal. Did not disappoint. Also, so you guys DO have windows at Earwolf Studios...

Not at all hahaha! I actually forgot too until I looked up who Bitsy-Boo was, from the episode synopsis it sounded like she was some sort of Shirley Temple-like child character (actually I guess I ended up not being that far off what with the precarious way the episode played out...) but then I saw the last episode she was on and it all came rushing back...

Oh god, I love that they actually brought Horatio Sanz on for this... The first time Bitsy-Boo appeared, the fact that Horatio got abruptly wrangled into her canon, it slayed me.

Everytime I hear the phrase "I can't believe it", it gets replayed in my mind in Victor's voice. And I often mutter "I can't beleeb eet" to myself in situations that would call for that phrase, knowing that no one will understand why I'm saying it like that but not being able to stop myself from making the reference...

Sure, after literally all of us have already been infected with this tic. DAMN YOU SCOTTRICK! I have friends who have no idea what Comedy Bang Bang even is who have adopted this habit out of proximity.

Gino's backstory went off the rails this episode. Scott, how did you even find these interns of yours?

I'm always mystified at how quickly I feel like these great episodes end, I mean this one was nearly 2 hours long but it always feels like it was only 45 minutes or something. I DEMAND MORE NONSENSE!!!

Loved that plugs theme! So many talented CBB fans.

https://soundcloud.com/with-special-guest-lauren-lapkus/scott-aukerman-a-lil-dabll-do-ya

I'm flippin' out!!

I want to hear Matt Besser's "guy screaming from the distance" character, Dabney and Homsar from Homestar Runner on the same radio show.

I just relistened to Wompler's birthday party recently because I miss that whole insane canon and the arrival of this is just goddamn perfect. That and Regina Crimp is probably one of my favorite Lauren characters. Underrated!

I hope Scott continues to do the ads in this format... they're hysterical.

It's another case of someone trying to be funny by just being "random" with no inflections. People like this make me crazy.

This woman who's leading everyone on a wild goose chase by making up all these random details about this fake app is driving me nuts.

I agree, and I think it's a refreshing way to get scene suggestions going since it wasn't written to be specifically a scene (not like when Matt specifically asks Twitter for words). I don't really find the contrast between the earnest musical breaks and the absurd sketches to be a bother at all.

I love when I look at a lineup and start grinning immediately.

Thanks for sharing. This was beautifully written.

Hahahaha! I only know him from his role on 30 Rock, but otherwise I'd be with you.

I'm in tears again. Kulap you're the sweetest. Harris I miss you!

The voicemail from heaven at the end fucked me up. :"(

Scott, thanks for the cathartic intro. It helped me get some sort of closure to the grief I've been wallowing in all weekend. I've been avoiding Earwolf ever since Thursday, since I didn't want to laugh at any podcasts of any sort; I can see why you didn't want to release this episode but that bit about Harris saying that some motherfuckers just wanna laugh, man, I refuse to be sad anymore about this. Harris spent so much work doing things to just make people laugh even if he was battling some darkness within him, but, I don't want to have everything he did be in vain by refusing to laugh. This episode was fucking classically hilarious and stupid, bless you CBB radio.

I sure as fuck can't. I couldn't even click on any of the CBB Foam corners people were linking today because I'm still in shock. And I never got around to listening to the most recent episode of YMIW won Nerdist that Harris was on but I really really don't think I will in the near future. I'm so devastated.

I'm in tears today but it does give me some solace to see so many people feel the same exact way I do. This has got to be the hardest hitting death I've yet to experience. I'm lucky to not have experience a lot of loss yet in my life, but this is the first time I've actually cried over someone's passing and man, I've never even met the guy. But it doesn't feel that way, right? Having the privilege of getting to know Harris through podcasts feels different, because it's not like we love him for one piece of work or one bit that he's done, but it's the repeated appearances, the candidness of everything's he's said, that makes me feel like I know him well enough to know that I really adored him for just who he was, and not necessarily his work first. And that's what makes it so hard to swallow. Fuck. I'm so sad. I hate to think that he was just trying to battle with this darkness within him and trying to make everyone laugh at the same time.