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Let me set the table for you... two posts above is Jet Jaguar, JJ is in the house. Two posts above that is NecronSchmecron, a fine gentleman and it's pleasure to have him here in the studio.
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Damnit, A PRIZED MULE, I'm cleaning house. You know when I slice, I slice like a loving hammer!
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Tornado Lazers posted:This thread is for funny things, but me and my friend decided to make one of our own even though neither of us are funny or have ever done such a thing before (aside from a "practice" cast). If he ever sends the finished thing over to me would anyone want to give it a listen to tell us how bad we are? Also helpful criticism would be cool too. Sure, you crit mine and I'll return the favor.
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Sep 30, 2010 23:56
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For those of you listening to The Joe Rogan Experience, were any of you disappointed at Joe's non interest/resentment in doing WTF with Marc Maron? I would absolutely love to hear that interview.
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Oct 1, 2010 02:35
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Borrego posted:For those of you listening to The Joe Rogan Experience, were any of you disappointed at Joe's non interest/resentment in doing WTF with Marc Maron? I would absolutely love to hear that interview. Marc has no love lost for Joe. When he was doing the Mencia interviews he let it be known that he thought Joe was a bully.
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Oct 1, 2010 07:45
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Now I don't want to go to sleep because the new Pod F. Tomkast and the Lithgow episode of Doug Loves movies (also with PFT & Pardo) just dropped.
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Oct 1, 2010 08:53
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I'm listening to the new Pod F. Tompkast right now, and it is loving awesome.
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Oct 1, 2010 08:57
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Phone posted:Chris Hardwick doing the Pardo impression was hilarious. Chris, Chris, am I saying that right? Chris? My favorite part about this is how much Pardo sounds like a slightly higher-pitched Hunter S. Thompson. And I will also be among the sleep-deprived due to the new Tompkast.
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Oct 1, 2010 09:03
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Speaking of Rogan, I don't listen every week but the Doug Stanhope episode was awesome. At first it sounded like he was considering doing WTF ("I got an e-mail from Marc Maron but I'm not sure if I should answer because I don't want to argue") but they got a lot more negative on the subject from there.
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Oct 1, 2010 11:55
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I didn't care too much for the Bill Cosby guy. But whatever. I am so excited about DLM today, though.
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Oct 1, 2010 12:10
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Just got finished with the new DLM. Most certainly one of the funnest episodes I've heard. And yes, it was hilarious too. 
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Oct 1, 2010 15:11
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Lithgow was quite amazing. The Maltin game was the best yet
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Oct 1, 2010 15:24
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A great episode of DLM, but I could have done without the Dexter season 4 spoilers not related to Lithgow's character. What made it even worse is that I completely missed the spoiler the first time, because I was doing something else. So at the start of the Maltin game I rewinded a bit. A bit too far  VVV Spoiler-tag that poo poo, son! Mierenneuker fucked around with this message at 21:45 on Oct 1, 2010 |
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Oct 1, 2010 20:10
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A great episode. It was kind of cheap that they did only Litghow movies for Len Maltin.
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Oct 1, 2010 20:21
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Latest episode of the Joe Rogan experience made me realize how much I missed Tom Green. I remember totally digging on his show way back when on Mtv. I know he has an internet show that he's been doing but I can't wait for him to start podcasting.
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Oct 2, 2010 00:50
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Oh man, this day started off really lovely but got so much better when I got to listen to both a Lithgow episode of DLM AND a new Pod F. Tompkast. They were both fantastic. Also if Paul F. Tompkins had mentioned it before I missed it, but he's confirmed now that his episodes will be coming out on the first of every month. Now I can stop mashing the update button every day! Mierenneuker posted:A great episode of DLM, but I could have done without the Dexter season 4 spoilers not related to Lithgow's character.
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Oct 2, 2010 01:00
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Lithgow's sketch he gave out as a prize.
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^^^^^That's awesome!!Borrego posted:Latest episode of the Joe Rogan experience made me realize how much I missed Tom Green. I remember totally digging on his show way back when on Mtv. I know he has an internet show that he's been doing but I can't wait for him to start podcasting. Agreed. That was a really cool interview (especially Brian riding Tom's dick). It's great to hear him speak seriously about things, but whenever I hear his voice I just start cracking up. It's almost like I could listen to a Tom Green 911 call after a car accident and I'd be laughing my rear end off.
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Oct 2, 2010 03:23
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BinaryW00kie posted:Lithgow's sketch he gave out as a prize. Holy gently caress, this is awesome. You're awesome!
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Oct 2, 2010 03:33
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Yeah I was down on DLM but this episode was pretty drat funny. E: I think that apart from Lithgow, it's that Doug is an unfunny prick and it really didn't feature him that much.
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Oct 2, 2010 08:09
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Awesome, Tom Green is now hosting a live Podcast at Kevin Smith's SModcastle. I was hoping someone out of his circle of friends would start doing shows there. Now for UYD to start doing live shows there (Although they probably hate Kevin Smith)
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Oct 2, 2010 09:16
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BinaryW00kie posted:Lithgow's sketch he gave out as a prize. I was listening to this at work yesterday and thought "Huh, I wonder what a fifteen second self portrait of John Lithgow would look like." SA does not disappoint.
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Oct 2, 2010 17:40
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nemoulette posted:Doug is an unfunny prick... I... RESPECT... YOUR... OPINION...  That was tough to get out. In all honesty, I've met the guy and didn't get this impression at all.
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Oct 2, 2010 18:17
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A pretty solid encapsulation of UYD, from someone on their forums; Jonathan and Seth, two inhabitants of Hollyweird with vastly divergent backgrounds, have turned an unusually solid rapport into a vivid and agile team assault on lunacies both of the garden variety and of the rarified. The format is fairly basic: intro and outro songs bookend discussions of a dozen-ish news items or internet discoveries that the hosts haven’t yet discussed. The secret sauce is the freeform development of their perspectives as they crawl into the heads of the stories’ participants and laughingly freak out the whole way there. When the stories veer, and they often do, into personal anecdotes, you learn that their own histories have equipped them with insights into absurdity most other podcast hosts can’t match. This show, while consistently funny and insanely quotable, is really about experiencing the personalities of two dudes who somehow manage to maintain a deeply grounded and never-unkind sensibility while navigating through the insanities both of their flighty surroundings and of their hyperawareness of a world frantically careening towards a brainsick end.
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WTF now has an iPhone app. It's not anything special functionality-wise, but if you're not using something like Podcaster, might be a good way to keep up. Also has a premium upgrade option. This is more of a heads up for Maron fans than an advertising spiel, so I'll leave it there.
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Oct 4, 2010 16:25
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SKULE123 posted:WTF now has an iPhone app. It's not anything special functionality-wise, but if you're not using something like Podcaster, might be a good way to keep up. Also has a premium upgrade option. On that note -- Marc released a podcast over the weekend. It's NOT a WTF, and in fact is pretty heavy (he's discussing the deaths of Robert Schimmel and Greg Giraldo), but it gives a good sense of the aspects of his personality that makes the show appealing. Well, appealing to me, at least.
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Oct 4, 2010 16:29
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Hearing Marc's voice quiver like that was pretty tough.
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Oct 4, 2010 16:31
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The Modern Leper posted:On that note -- Marc released a podcast over the weekend. It's NOT a WTF, and in fact is pretty heavy (he's discussing the deaths of Robert Schimmel and Greg Giraldo), but it gives a good sense of the aspects of his personality that makes the show appealing. Well, appealing to me, at least. Agreed on all counts. The first part of Louis CK is up, too, but I'd suggest people start by giving the tribute half-hour a listen.
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Oct 4, 2010 16:36
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Which of the shows in the OP would you recommend to a UK goon? I'm not actually looking for any thing UK related just ones that I might get the majority of references/jokes etc. I realise these might be few and far between.
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Jippa posted:Which of the shows in the OP would you recommend to a UK goon? I'm not actually looking for any thing UK related just ones that I might get the majority of references/jokes etc. Uhh Yeah Dude has a lot of fans in the UK, but a lot of their dialect and conversations might be completely baffling to you. It's like when Americans listen to British shows where the hosts give no poo poo about sounding listenable to people outside of their country. Sick & Wrong is probably more translatable, disgusting hosed up things happen all over the world. The rest are basic comedy central/stand up comedian shows which I guess translate usually pretty well. But I recommend Sick & Wrong and You Look Nice Today.
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Oct 4, 2010 17:44
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Whoever recommend The Complete Guide to Everything, thank you.
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The Modern Leper posted:On that note -- Marc released a podcast over the weekend. It's NOT a WTF, and in fact is pretty heavy (he's discussing the deaths of Robert Schimmel and Greg Giraldo), but it gives a good sense of the aspects of his personality that makes the show appealing. Well, appealing to me, at least. It's definitely worth a listen - kind of exemplifies the best aspects of the world of standup, especially the respect and admiration so many comics have for each other.
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Yeah, it was really hard to hear how upset Marc was. And I shouldn't feel that sad, because I've never met Marc Maron nor has he ever spoken a word to me directly. But it's these drat podcasts, you end up caring about people because they provide you with things you love. He was very true and respectful - It's brave of him to be that vulnerable to so many people (Psst....I don't know if you guys have noticed it, but WTF, at least those first 8-10 minutes of the show, are kind of like an audio diary for Marc.)
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Oct 5, 2010 03:53
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I'm not at all proud of how momentarily excited I was to see there are two UYDs this week.
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Conrad_Birdie posted:(Psst....I don't know if you guys have noticed it, but WTF, at least those first 8-10 minutes of the show, are kind of like an audio diary for Marc.) Oh, hell yeah I've noticed. I especially love it when he was in the UK or Ireland when he was just walking around describing the place. I really like the beginning of WTF just as much as the rest of the show. The format is fantastic.
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While The Field Negro Guide to Arts and Culture with Vernon Reid and W. Kamau Bell is only on it's third ep and comes out rather sporadically, it's a pretty good show. I'd never think that I'd be listening to a talk show by the guy from Living Colour and really digging it. See You Next Tuesday keeps getting better and better. Troy's really honing his craft. Walking the Room is another newer show that is starting to hit it's stride. The Lavender Hour with Duncan Trussell (The guy telling the story about Tesla and Edison on "Drunk History") is really good if you're into that whole weird metaphysical/conspiracy/intellectual minutae type deal that Joe Rogan delves into a lot. Duncan and his girl comedian Natasha Leggero are pretty funny. If you haven't seen it yet, go watch: Drunk History is AMAZING!
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CharlesWillisMaddox posted:Awesome, Tom Green is now hosting a live Podcast at Kevin Smith's SModcastle. I was hoping someone out of his circle of friends would start doing shows there. Now for UYD to start doing live shows there (Although they probably hate Kevin Smith) I can't wait to hear how this turns out I'd love to see this last.
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NecronSchmecron posted:Most, if not all, are right here. This may be a tad late but just in case, it continues here since Doug changed the show name from I Love Movies to Doug Loves Movies http://feeds.feedburner.com/DougLovesMovies?format=xml The OP is almost exactly the list of podcasts I listen to. I love them all, but I gotta say none of them hold a candle to Comedy Death Ray. Never Not Funny is great with the right guest but I'm not a Pat Francis fan and he's on a lot. Plus, Would You Rather > Judge Jimmy. I want to like Comedy and Everything Else more but it's really just not the same without Todd Glass. I don't think I ever actually even found out WHY he left the show, he almost said it on Never Not Funny but he just turned it into a "thank you to the fans" type send off.
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You're right in saying that would you rather is much better than Judge Jimmy. I'm thinking Jimmy is in agreement with you too because they haven't done it or stupid question in a while. Though it may have been mostly in jest he says they just do it when the guest drags. Lately the guests have been great though. Excuse me, I'm two minutes into the Jon Hamm episode and it's already hilarious.
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