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Carabiners are the hottest trend in tinseltown, and have we got a deal for you!

Visibility is good on the interstate, not so good for Yahoo's "Inner Space".

Foghorn Leghorn will be joining us today, don't call the cops.

I can't find my Latin textbook, Patricia!

I want to have Scarsdale on a Holiday episode but with no other PFT/Lapkus characters.

So is the six months thing a rotating thing, (as in, each week the episode from exactly 26 weeks before will be deleted) or will it be that the "archive" consists of all episodes of all shows pre-dating February 2015 to be changed at some other point?

Episodes *are* downloadable within the app, though. Like most streaming apps.

What about something like Andy Daly's show, that if it does come back would almost definitely be another carefully planned limited run? Will that remain free given there's no new episodes coming and at most the archive will still only be, like, twenty episodes? Or would it be a contender as a "miniseries" now and not be released in the traditional manner next time?

I can't get ANYTHING to play at all on Opera, my browser of choice. Seems to work fine on Chrome of course but the inability to jump around an episode is odd. In addition the decision not to put guest names in the episode titles (for CBB) at least serves to make the list of episodes look even more daunting, as it's jsut a bunch of random phrases with nothing linking them.

Is there any chance the technology is being worked on to accomodate video episodes on Howl? Or, to be more to the point: Are there any preliminary plans for the Never Not Funny archive to possibly come to the new platform?

According to IFC's website, episode 4x21 will be ""MICHAEL CERA WEARS A YELLOW COLLARED SHIRT AND WHITE SNEAKERS". I'm pretty surprised to see him be the second repeat guest after Gaflianakis, given he's not one of the more frequent friends of the show, but it should be neat. Hope this means we may see Jon Hamm or Adam Scott again soon.

Sup, y'all, who brought the syrup?

I just mentioned this in the CBB thread, but surely Cake Boss will need to appear after having been mentioned by Listler as working in Washington DC in the kitchens?

Also, it's been ten months now and though Cake Boss' canon has continued to expand we still haven't addressed his moonlighting at the kitchens of the George Washington University. Maybe a topic for a future Womp it Up?

I haven't heard the whole thing, but I feel like you've probably misheard him referring to something along the lines of, "this past year" to mean this to be the last year.

Wonder why it's a reduced order. I really like the fact the show's on every week this year, even though my being glued to the sofa Friday's at 11pm may not necessarily be the best thing for my social life. I'm getting the impression a big reason for the super-sized order this year was so they'd have a 90 episode total to syndicate/program constantly as filler time between movies and all-new Marons. 88's the magic number that makes reruns profitable for some reason, so that might explain it.

Narm Sarm the Larm Carm! Let's revisit Robinson Crusoe.

Welcome to the Spagetti Warehouse, I am Prince.

No.

Here's the blurb:

#humblebrag

On tonight's show: Fan-favorite Admiral Carpington and a special appearance by the Lava-meister himself, Ron Edwards!

I'm a rebel, you Arkansas scoundrel, and that's why I must siiing!

In future (especially if this streak of iPhone usage continues), please use FaceTime audio to call one another; the audio quality is vastly improved.

I'm under the impression that literally the whole reason of the character's creation was to throw Scott off as Garry disappeared to introduce a director friend of his (which everyone would naturally assume to be Herzog) and to come in with this other obscure character instead.