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Ugh, Cameron Tom is one of the hackiest comics around. Her His routines are hot shehorned message comedy garbage that appeals to Buzzfeed demographics.Every time she he tries to convey a message through one of her his far fetched monologues on a VERY IMPORTANT ISSUE it induces pure cringe because, unlike an Aziz Anssari, Billy Crysstal she he fucking bombs at nuance or doing justice to any of her his issues. Her His delivery is clumsy too/. Stop trying to make her him a thing, Scott.

When Scott began the ad read and said, "Guess who's back for the 400th?" I thought, "Hayes and Sean!" Turns out it was Squarespace. Oh, well. Grep and congrats to hosts of Comedy Bang! Bang! of all stars and stripes.

After repeatedly accusing callers of being peepers, Tom Scharpling is unmasked as the real peeper. I suspected it all along and finally feel vindicated.

Dan O'Brien is a great poet. He's right up there with Dalton Wilcox and Patrick McMahon, though his stuff isn't as dark.

No surprise that ScuzzMan shows up asking for money at the same time Hayes leaves and Sean gets all that sweet Howl doughsef to himself.

Are you talking about a NoNo Bolo?

Hayes and Sean should have given Engineer Brett a chance to respond after they said those terrible things about his dad, Col. 'Stard.

This episode was an important reminder that we all need to take a moment out of our day and stop and smell the porno.

You're right. Hayes should fill in for Kulap when she's gone. Then, when Howard is gone, Kulap can fill in for Howard, and Hayes can fill in for Kulap. I think we solved it.

I listen to every episode of Who Charted? but I don't usually listen to an episode more than once. I'm already on a repeat play with this one.* * Paid for by Citizens for Hayes Davenport as New Guest Co-Host in Howard's Absence.

True. I haven't listened to any episodes on the Howl app, but I looked at the episode lengths, including episodes more than six months old, and they are exactly the same. So are they removing ads in the future?

From what I gathered, the ads will still be there if you listen to the free version on the app. They will only be removed on premium.

I just checked out Howl Premium, but it doesn't look like it has any new content from Hayes and Sean or Seth Godin. Bummer. Otherwise, it seems very nice and cool and fun.

I saw Sean out driving today. I honked and waved, and that set him off. He started furiously whipping donuts in the intersection. It was scarier than a skellington or dracula. http://imgur.com/MT3Hl8N

Grease Nose left the recording again. I hope he gets that bowel issue checked out.

This landmark event in music history has yet to even be mentioned by Pitchfork News. It's times like these that you really find out who your friends are. . . . find out who are your friends (That's better). They can't be happy for the Scotts; they're just seething with jealousy that they didn't land this interview. In Pitchfork's defense, though, they're probably too busy still trying to figure out what Comedy Bang! Bang! is after that uninformed article about Twin Shadow's appearance.

Whoever wrote it got all four of the band member names wrong. Bono? Adam Clayton? Who are these people?!

I was really hoping Bono would come in as a character in the second half—MacPhisto, Mirror Ball Man, The Fly—or at least make some crank calls. But otherwise the ep was fantastic.

28:04 -- Bobcat: "I really want to go and do a talking duck movie next." I desperately wanted Brad Hammerstone to jump in.

Looked at Cody's Twitter and saw his Vine about how he quit smoking. I hope he still likes to let loose with a snus.

The boys are back in town!

It also gets confusing because almost all of Horatio's characters have connections to O.J., however tangential. Davy "Chico" Davis is writing a book about the O.J. trial, which he recorded on multiple VHS tapes. Shelly Driftwood got a job at the Porsche-Maserati-Volkswagen dealership by telling the owner that his wife was having sex with an electrician who later died from electrocution installing a hot tub at O.J.’s house. And now, Shelly has also written multiple O.J. books. Joe France’s' Star Graves Tour goes by O.J.’s house in Brentwood once a year on the date O.J. was convicted for stealing his own memorabilia. Barzelona Marriott has a copy of the Inquirer from 1993 that predicted O.J. would have an accomplice when he would commit murder the following year. And so on . . .

I, too, miss the Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project. Perhaps we should get a Change.org petition going.

I think it would fit better under the Wolfcool shingle.

Bringing together the Brodown Hoedown + Polo Bolo = perfection.