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Matt, every episode of i$h is very special. I only discovered this podcast (and long form improv in general) earlier this year and I am already part way through my second listening of all the episodes.

Liam Neeson, isn't it weird that you didn't get an Academy Award for Schindler's List? I mean, your character was named Oscar, how much easier can it be?

So, I've started listening to this little known podcast called Cereal and they said that fifteen years ago Hayes was killed. Hayes, is you a spooky ghost? Because if so, I think Sean has the right to know. Friends don't be spooky ghost and not tell.

Almost exactly. Sean's monkey laugh is how everyone should laugh.

I wasn't that good.

Thanks, Jacob. Where I live pretty much everyone lives modern country and we have a huge festival in the middle of a field in the middle of nowhere where thousands of people come to get fucked up and listen to country music. I hate country music - the only country I've been able to like is Johnny Cash because who doesn't like Johnny Cash? But the alt country bands he has are decent.

'Twas awesome. Did anyone else catch when PFT said "Specificity is the soul of narrative"? I've only ever heard that on the Judge John Hodgman podcast, so I always figured he was the source for that, or someone from his life.

I took the clarinet for the school year when the towers fell.

Not all work. I love my job. Just get a cooler job, broseph.

Wet Hot American Summer of course.

We usually do get second chances. For instance, I had another chance for a girl to not laugh at me and for a father figure not to leave. Both turned out the same but you know.

I think about it in an analytical manner but not a regret kind of way. Like, "Why did that cute girl laugh at me?" or "Why did daddy leave me?"

I feel like we are owed an interesting story!

Consider yourself responsible for one more subscriber. I already loved Amy and Jason but Adomian's character really had me howling. This episode plus watching this week's South Park and New Girl tonight made tonight probably one of my funniest nights.

So I just joined this week after hearing how awesome the forums are for months and months from S&H and it is super hard to keep up with y'all.

I feels ya. Deeply.

I was thinking of Ben Lee from 122. Maybe because I hear Dragoon most episodes it didn't stand out. Also, yay for iTunes not working so I couldn't look it up before.

Just say "Because look like a peach." But seriously though, combining the moments like that and others into a three-minute trailer so to speak would be good. If it were up to me most of it would be comprised of the podcast quarterly renewal episode.

I once did a sleepover at school to fight racism (I don't understand either) and it wasn't too bad. Hey, I once rode with someone on a dirtbike when I was like seven and made the mistake of wearing shorts. On my one leg there were two spots the size of a handbook where my skin was burned off partially. /traumatic story

Matt always has good musical guests. His first one, can't remember the name, was my favourite and I wish he would come back.

Is it true that teachers live at the school? My fourth grade teacher had a Harley and a sports car. You?

Thanks for the ideas. I love Gemberling and Lapkus so that sounds like a good start.

I figured I would ask this question here: I'm a huge fan of Hollywood Handbook and improv4humans but when I tried to watch the CBB TV show I instantly disliked its off-kilter-ness. This has caused me to pause on trying the podcast. Is the podcast the same in name and host only or will I probably dislike it too?

Is that a chocolate lab? I sucks at identifying breeds. Here's the guy I rescued back in March: http://imgur.com/cP72y2Z

Is it just me or has it been awhile since we've had Zach Woods? I need me some of him to tide me over until Silicon Valley comes back.