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I can't even begin to describe this one, but I'll try... There's a sped up scene of the kids enjoying their dinosaur show that haunts me to this day, and a scene where (SPOILER ALERT!!!) the main nerdy female girl lets her hair down and loses the glasses and becomes a sexbomb. Watch the trailer, watch the movie, and please PaulJasonJune, make an episode out of this disaster!

My apologies if this has been recommended before, I wasn't able to search for it because it's only three letters. This movie absolutely has to be done on this podcast... My main memory is a BMX dance scene with Lori Loughlin from Full House. Trailer below. EDIT: a moderator merged my new Rad thread with this thread, that's why this post might seem confusing. Thanks mod, this deserved to be bumped!

It would be so awesome if they did an episode of How Did This Get Made? with Wompler and Listler as guests, and for some reason Jason couldn't be there so they bring along Gutterballs instead.

Paul Tweeted this today! Spongratulations on your fine work.

If you are a fan of Star Trek you've probably already read some Chief O'Brien At Work comics, but if not here's a link: http://chiefobrienatwork.com/post/106684455801/episode-1-resume-builder-read-the-next-episode Seeing Colm Meaney reminded me of these, possibly one of the best things about watching Con-Air for me.

Sarah Burns' choice to make the contraption sentient was a huge game-changer, and I loved how she took charge. This might be my favorite episode, although it's really hard to say. I wondered why we're the peanut butter dimension, but then I stumbled on something very mysterious...

#Fartgate continues This is one of the best and most accurate comments about HDTGM that I've ever read.

Gluten intolerance?! Does this mean no more fried dough? Just give all of the fried dough to Danielle Bartiromo, it's not like it's gonna make her tits any less perfect.

This episode definitely lived up to the hype, honestly just about everything Jason said made me laugh; he was on fire. Not really an omission but I think it's interesting to point out that, according to IMDB, Dave Chappelle improvised most of his lines. A couple more from IMDB: The Las Vegas scenes were filmed at the legendary Sands Hotel immediately prior to its demolition in late 1996. When the production team heard about the city's intentions to raze the historic landmark, they immediately scheduled a multiple camera setup to take advantage of the rare event, which is what you actually see in the movie. The song "How Do I Live" was nominated for both an Oscar as Best Original Song and a Razzie as Worst Original Song. It did not win either award. I have one very important question for Paul: do you play video games? If so, what are some of your current favorites and/or beloved classics? I guess that's two questions, but that fits with the Q's from the audience in this episode.

This was brought up in the recent Lake Placid episode and the gang has already done Anaconda, and this will be a brand new movie they can watch for free so it should bring in quite a few new listeners just from Google searches. Please consider it! I loved the Anaconda episode and the latest episode, so I think it's only fitting that they smash both franchises together and you guys rip it all apart. Nicki Minaj is in it.

Yes please.

Hooray! I'd listen to this here but I'd much rather watch the video on YouTube.

The way Jason Ritter describes reading choose-your-own-adventure books is EXACTLY how I did it too. I think that makes us bros now.

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I'd also like one of them pins. I really liked the fan-made logos with the face though, but I see nothing wrong with the current one except that it's clearly a tribute to the illuminati.

The best part is that "Breece's Gleeses" is still there. Hopefully forever. You can even see it just by Googling "Brendan Gleeson".

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Of course he'll forget how to fish, but you've already done enough.

And that rooster had a little pecker, and that woodpecker had a big Willy, who was actually the man with the piano. William had an average-sized penis.

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Our guests today are some of the funniest people on the planet, although I only speak English and I don't travel much. There could be some comedians in North Korea doing some really next-level shit.

Scott is the den mother of comedy, many of the guests are the funniest people on the planet. Promptly go fuck yourself.

#Fartgate is very serious you guys, although I have to agree that it was probably an anthropomorphic duck sliding on a leather chair. It was really fun hearing Paul respond to some stupid shit I wrote, even if it means I have too much time on my hands! I will now use that time to watch Con Air and make unnecessary notes about it. And then Face/Off. And then Bad Lieutenant: PoCNO, even though it might be awhile. One other thing: I've never disliked the live episodes, but I used to really prefer the in-studio ones. Now I think I prefer the live ones. Anyone have thoughts on this?