RafaelRabello

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Yeah, I figured as much. I thought they'd just add a short appendix to the recording, but yeah. We'll see this Thursday.

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A man. A plan. A Canal. A-Whatever noun. A-Who cares? My name is Jake Chill-in-Hall.

Episode 146, the Fleeces & Jesus store and incident. 51:30 - 1:00:42 (improv starts at 54:00). The ending was perfect, with Jesus tricking and killing them. Then the callback to the Guy Who Sits Back and Gets High (though that won't translate in a greatest hits)

Steve Carrell?? He used to be amazing at Second City. More Paul Rust, because Paul freaking Rust. Superego folks, I'm sure they've been suggested. Matt Gourley and Jeremy Carter were phenomenal as the Grimm Bros in the Dead Authors Podcast. I'm not sure how good Brendon Small is at longform, but fuck it, I'll say it, Brendon Small. I would have said Paul F. Tompkins before this week, and I was ecstatic to see his name on the list this Thursday. Thank you, Matt. Or whoever was responsible for that. I was expecting some kind of brief tribute to Robin Williams, who was known to do improv, but... I guess I understand that the show isn't meant to get that dark/serious. Oh and Amy Poehler. I think she did like one episode a lonnnngggg time ago. It's been long enough.

This is a delicious recipe for salmonella.

Just heard it and cracked up. Thank you. I love Joe Wengert, he was great as a duck recently. I have two from the CBB Closing Sentiment-Off b/w Traci (Lapkus) and J.W. Stillwater (PFT) in ep 283 "You can shoot yourself in the foot, but don't foot yourself on a shoot!" - J.W. "If its waining, open your umbwella; if a wainstorm come through, you got a PWOBLEM!" - Traci The whole 3-minute sentiment-off is brilliant, and starts at 2:03:00