Episode 250 - Scallions, Stallions, Medallions

[JulyDiaz 2797]

Andy Daly and Bob Dassie join Matt Besser this week for improvised scenes about a restaurant with lax standards on what constitutes fish, avoiding cheating through subjective truth, and a couple of Disney screenwriters with a fixation on parental death. Later, we meet the Hundred Acre Wood's resident extortionist and listen to the musings of a table-to-table poet.

[SeveralCircles 426]

(Nevermind, not interested in a dogfood argument.)

[farminvt 12]

Watching this live was so much fun. Watching Dassie's face as he struggled and tried the various Pooh voices was great.

[Thomas Fiddlesticks 231]

Always excited for anything involving Andy Daly.

[Thomas Fiddlesticks 231]

Also, my username seems relevant to this episode.

[Kickpuncher 5012]

Daly the Pooh - the best

[Joe Lerini 7329]

I love Andy Daly. He's the best.

[StanSitwell 811]

I had no idea Bobby Dassie made it out of prison, so is the second season of making a murderer cancelled then or what?

[poorpete 9]

I'm 100% in Andy's corner with Winnie the Pooh being great when it's no-stakes. Though in the early 00s, with Tigger Movie and Piglet's Big Movie, Disney thought it'd be wise to add stakes in. So here, they made my toddler cry as they kill Piglet & Pooh for 30 seconds. (1:25 in)

 

https://youtu.be/8KZ1xG4nRXg?t=1m21s

 

The newer Winnie the Pooh movie goes back to not pretending the characters died.

[Snutting 15]

Is the video available for non-live viewing?

[poorpete 9]

Is the video available for non-live viewing?

https://twitter.com/...862173780283392

 

[Protoman 117]

lol @ the guests tip-toeing around criticizing Hillary because Besser's in the room

[MatManz 33]

Winnie the Pooh scene had me dying So good.

[ocean_machine 56]

"When has she lied?" Are you fucking for real, Matt Besser? Like, did you seriously just say that?