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traveling midget posted:Yes Did he ever call himself tick tockerman or pad lockerman or hickory dickory dockerman?
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Al! posted:Did he ever call himself tick tockerman or pad lockerman or hickory dickory dockerman? Or Shot Glockerman or Pot Smokerman or Stock Marketman?
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Or "Scott, Harlequin! Said the TicktAukerman". I want a partial credit on that.
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May 17, 2012 00:37
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Perhaps Motts Applesaucerman?
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Ad Rockerman. "Everybody come and GATHER! Now it's time for Would You RATHER!"
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He has to have used Hard Cockerman by now, right?
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I think my favorite was when he introduced himself as Skit to Werzer Herzog. I wish PFT had stuck with that the whole episode.
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Requesting the following: The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Rapidly Going Deaf > Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast - a worthy uh
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poo poo, Gillian Jacobs is a wonderful young lady. I like Doc Auk.
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Scottie Ocks is on the new Doug Loves Movies Also, Gelmania
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Trujillo posted:
The moment I saw the poster of the horn players the Would You Rather theme started playing in my head.
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Holy crap, Alison Brie, Bob Odenkirk and Jason Mantzoukas. Is it my birthday? e: holy poo poo Odenkirk is playing Saul Goodman. Not a spoiler - Aukerman says it in the opening. Conduit for Sale! fucked around with this message at 09:23 on May 21, 2012 |
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Scott used my catchphrase! I only just submitted it this week, but I guess he liked it! I really like Jason Mantzoukas, too, so this was a good episode.
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SpacePig posted:Scott used my catchphrase! I only just submitted it this week, but I guess he liked it! I really like Jason Mantzoukas, too, so this was a good episode. Jesus, dude, how long did that take to write?
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Poopy Palpy posted:Jesus, dude, how long did that take to write? The better part of an hour, as I am not an accurate typist. I'm glad he let the guests speak before they were introduced so it could work.
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Tying Sal into the catchphrase felt a bit shoehorned at first but paid off in the end, amazing work SpacePig!
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Thanks, SpacePig, for writing a catch phrase that required CBB to bring in Saul Goodman.
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The show only being a few minutes long really sucked though. Pretty lazy on Aukerman's part I thought.
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Google: The best way to Bing-It.
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how come Jason gets to clumsily eat Alison Brie's pussy and I don't? Life isn't fair 
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dancehall posted:how come Jason gets to clumsily eat Alison Brie's pussy and I don't? Life isn't fair He really isn't good at it though.
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IFC just posted a full episode of the CBB TV show on their page. Amy Poehler, David Koechner and Don Dimello, theatrical director.
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I just started listening to this podcast today, and started with the Alison Brie/Jason Mantzoukas episode. I don't think I've laughed that consistently hard throughout a podcast before. So glad this thread introduced me to the show.
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I like Jason Mantzoukas a lot, but he suffers from the same thing Jordan Morris does: sometimes when he delivers a one liner, all you can hear is how incredibly amused he is with his own joke, rather than hearing the joke itself.
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Lamuella posted:I like Jason Mantzoukas a lot, but he suffers from the same thing Jordan Morris does: sometimes when he delivers a one liner, all you can hear is how incredibly amused he is with his own joke, rather than hearing the joke itself. I definitely get what you mean, but I think Jason earns it a lot more than Jordan does. That's my least favorite part of Jason showing up on CBB but I still get excited when I see he's going to appear. He's really great at escalating improv when he's on with a character. That said, I'm glad they didn't try to push Saul Goodman into crazy "every Andy Daly character committing suicide" territory. He's the comic relief of Breaking Bad, but he's still a semi-real person on there, and I'm glad they kept that intact.
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plastered quack posted:IFC just posted a full episode of the CBB TV show on their page. Amy Poehler, David Koechner and Don Dimello, theatrical director. I was pretty disappointed in this, sadly. I feel like Don Dimello is hanging back, I think the Reggie Watts movie trailer was gross and not that funny and that David Koechner does almost nothing. I have to rate this episode a nose out of 5. I hope it improves a bit. I want good things for my little Tabletop.
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plastered quack posted:IFC just posted a full episode of the CBB TV show on their page. Amy Poehler, David Koechner and Don Dimello, theatrical director. I loved this. It kind of has the feeling of a demented Saturday morning kids show.
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qbert posted:I just started listening to this podcast today, and started with the Alison Brie/Jason Mantzoukas episode. I don't think I've laughed that consistently hard throughout a podcast before. So glad this thread introduced me to the show. If you don't want to slog your way through every episode from the beginning, here's a list of episodes you should listen to first just because they're so good: Any episode with Andy Daly in it (except the earliest because he's only in it for maybe 10 minutes), Time Bobby, Farts and Procreation, A worthy uhhh, The Halloween episode from two years ago, The Premiere of Bob Ducca, Brett Gelman's first episode, The John C. Reiley v. John Hamm act-off, Baby's first episode. And for me any episode with James Adomian but lately his episodes have been hit or miss. Edit: Also if you listen to the Andy Daly episodes, you don't have to listen to them in order, but just make sure his latest, Wipeout, is the last one you listen to. You'll know why after you hear it. Trujillo fucked around with this message at 18:20 on May 24, 2012 |
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My highest recommendation is Episode 103: These Times They Are A-Changin'. Reggie Watts is incredible on it (including off-handedly creating what stands as the theme song to this day) and it announced the name change to CBB from CDR, as well as the creation of Professor Blastoff. It's like a part of the Earwolf Rosetta Stone. Bonus: Andy Daly, James Adomian, Tig Notaro, Paul Scheer, Nick Kroll.
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Trujillo posted:If you don't want to slog your way through every episode from the beginning, here's a list of episodes you should listen to first just because they're so good: Any episode with Andy Daly in it (except the earliest because he's only in it for maybe 10 minutes), Time Bobby, Farts and Procreation, A worthy uhhh, The Halloween episode from two years ago, The Premiere of Bob Ducca, Brett Gelman's first episode, The John C. Reiley v. John Hamm act-off, Baby's first episode. And for me any episode with James Adomian but lately his episodes have been hit or miss. Awesome, thanks for the recommendations. By pure accident the 2nd ep I decided to listen to was the Gillian Jacobs/Andy Daly one where he's a serial killer nurse, and yeah, I laughed even harder than the first ep. The guy is brilliant. "So what are your plans for later today?" "Well, I'm going to kill myself, and then turn into a dragon and consume the earth!"
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Farts and Procreation is an abosulte must, as it gives you a great primer for Harris Wittels. It is the episode that made me get into CBB, and I still love his Jack from the Lumber Yard bit.
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Does anyone think it's worth it to create a tviv thread for the CBB show?
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The Capm posted:I was pretty disappointed in this, sadly. I feel like Don Dimello is hanging back, I think the Reggie Watts movie trailer was gross and not that funny and that David Koechner does almost nothing. The David Koechner part was pretty weak, but I'm not his biggest fan anyway. Outside of that, I think it was really good, especially the dream part toward the beginning. Don Dimello's not as out there as he's been before, but it's an introduction to the character for a bunch of people who are going to be watching the show without knowing the podcast that well.
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I really liked the episode. Reggie's movie trailer in particular was spot on.
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SpacePig posted:Farts and Procreation is an abosulte must, as it gives you a great primer for Harris Wittels. It is the episode that made me get into CBB, and I still love his Jack from the Lumber Yard bit.
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Greggy posted:I really liked the episode. Reggie's movie trailer in particular was spot on. "You gotta admit though, that's too many games."
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The_Rob posted:I loved this. It kind of has the feeling of a demented Saturday morning kids show. I don't think it can really be put any better than that. It was fantastic and I'm so thankful I have access to IFC now. This is gonna be fun!
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