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Fil5000 posted:I woudn't say he GOADS him particularly - Goldthwait says earlier in the interview that he doesn't really like going on shows just to talk about his feud with Mohr, but he does on CBB because of the way it comes up. In fact isn't it HIM that brings it up by talking about some other podcast he went on where that was the first thing they asked him? I loved that ep because it let Bobcat be himself without any preconceived notion of "how he should act" and his stories about his dad were amazing.
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indigi posted:Jerrod seemed to really get into the flow of things by the end there, hopefully he starts popping up on other podcasts. Didn't take long for that wish to come true! He's on today's You Made It Weird 
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Politicalrancor posted:I haven't liked andy kindler since he blocked me on twitter/was lame Kindler loving owns and now I wanna know what you did to make him block you.
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Listened to ep 60 today, the first episode of Marissa Wompler. It's pretty awesome, Brendon Walsh is great, Donald Glover is great, Marissa is great (but there is no Womping it Up as it hadn't started yet). I've been trying to find the first iteration of "What's Up Hot Dog?" and I can't pinpoint it, I think mainly cuz my Comedy Death Ray files aren't all named correctly (they weren't numbered then). Anyone know if there's one pre episode 70?
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Wrong podcast! It originated on season 6 or so of Never Not Funny, as best I know, as a Scott anecdote about a trip to a convenience store.
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GraPar posted:But seriously, we met under a bridge. I just re-listened to both of those and they were awesomely good. Don't stop or we'll die is great, I love it when any of them are on the show.
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Jul 18, 2012 18:29
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SKULE123 posted:Wrong podcast! It originated on season 6 or so of Never Not Funny, as best I know, as a Scott anecdote about a trip to a convenience store.
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SKULE123 posted:Wrong podcast! It originated on season 6 or so of Never Not Funny, as best I know, as a Scott anecdote about a trip to a convenience store. I knew the origin story was on Never Not Funny (and it's a great story), I was just looking for the first time he actually used it to open CDR/CBB
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I tend to listen to podcasts as I go to bed, so I'm still only about 1/2 way through the newest CBB... is the Wompler podcast they talk about at the beginning a real thing that's happening or just a gag? Because that would be the best thing, especially if Lennon was heavily involved.
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The pHo posted:I tend to listen to podcasts as I go to bed, so I'm still only about 1/2 way through the newest CBB... is the Wompler podcast they talk about at the beginning a real thing that's happening or just a gag? Because that would be the best thing, especially if Lennon was heavily involved. I want it to be real so bad but I'm pretty sure it was a joke.
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Conduit for Sale! posted:I want it to be real so bad but I'm pretty sure it was a joke. I assumed it was gonna be an Earwolf Presents one-off.
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Davedave24 posted:I assumed it was gonna be an Earwolf Presents one-off. I'm pretty sure it was a joke, but I wouldn't be surprised if it ended up being that.
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Jul 19, 2012 03:42
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God knows Lissler and Wompler have all the time in the world now that their TV show is dead and buried. ( )
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Jul 19, 2012 07:18
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I love Marissa Wompler but I dunno how funny she'd be without Scott to bounce off of. I miss Little Gary and Bill Cosby Bukowski
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You know what would be a great ep? Whompler, Miss Listler and Bob Ducca. Yeah I miss Little Gary too. And Huell Howser. A lot of the people who were on all the time early in the show like Tom Lennon, Seth Morris, Nick Kroll and James Adomian are never on anymore. I would imagine it's because there's lots more people wanting to do the show now so Aukerman doesn't have to rely on the same handful of people, but it'd be nice if they were on every once in a while.
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Jul 20, 2012 05:58
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James Adomian moved to New York, so there's that.
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I think Seth Morris burnt himself out doing that daily ducca-cast, Kroll got his own Comedy Central show, Adomian as mentioned moved to NYC, and Lennon seems to have gotten a lot more work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PayRJfUvK3Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuuHEe3M1Zs Jon Daly is doing this: http://jondalyisjohndaly.com/
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Jul 20, 2012 06:33
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I really hope Tom Lennon's character in the Batman movie is a gynecologist who's just filling in for some other doctor. Also holy crap I had no idea Nick Kroll got his own show. That's awesome.
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Jul 20, 2012 06:38
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Huell Howser was just on the TV show, and I believe Bob Ducca is supposed to be on this week.
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FitFortDanga posted:I miss Little Gary and Bill Cosby Bukowski Oh God, I miss Bill Cosby Bukowski so bad. Who's the Most Fuckable Huxtable? makes me stop breathing every time I hear it, that's how hard I laugh. I think it's "Shake ya poo poo around" that triggers it.
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Maarak posted:I think Seth Morris burnt himself out doing that daily ducca-cast, Kroll got his own Comedy Central show, Adomian as mentioned moved to NYC, and Lennon seems to have gotten a lot more work. GRIP IT AN RIIIPP ITTTT
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Oh, I just remembered that Seth Morris also works at Funny or Die, which is why they had that awkward episode with Ed Helms as a character because Seth only had so much time to record.
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Jul 20, 2012 16:20
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I was listening to episode 90 and at the very end to play the show out they play this instrumental song with Scott making references to "The Duke". Does anyone know what song this is? I've tried looking up "The Duke" but I've come up empty.
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Beeez posted:I was listening to episode 90 and at the very end to play the show out they play this instrumental song with Scott making references to "The Duke". Does anyone know what song this is? I've tried looking up "The Duke" but I've come up empty. It's "The Duke" by The Reigning Monarchs, Greg Behrendt's band. http://music.thereigningmonarchs.com/track/the-duke
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Jul 21, 2012 18:36
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Tijuana Snake Fight is one of my favorite songs in the entire world
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FitFortDanga posted:It's "The Duke" by The Reigning Monarchs, Greg Behrendt's band. Thanks a lot. The "He's Just Not That Into You" fad bugged me but this song is pretty cool.
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Jul 23, 2012 07:46
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Haha! My plugs theme got used!
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Beeez posted:Thanks a lot. The "He's Just Not That Into You" fad bugged me but this song is pretty cool. If you're not listening to Walking the Room, you should be.
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Jul 23, 2012 16:06
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I never knew Bjork took over as the head of the Catholic Church. The more you know I guess.
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Is anyone else sad that the Mr. Blow podcast was a failure? I loved those sketches.
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Auritech posted:Is anyone else sad that the Mr. Blow podcast was a failure? I loved those sketches. This is the first I've heard of it. Did they actually release any episodes?
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bobservo posted:This is the first I've heard of it. Did they actually release any episodes? No, Bob Odenkirk says on today's CBB that no one was really into doing it and the conversations meandered way too much, so basically all we'll ever hear of it are the three sketches on the episode.
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I loved the 2nd and 3rd skits, especially the mock of This American Life style of the 2nd one. I was hoping for Bjork, but she is probably best reserved to be with someone who rolls with the punches like Schwartz. soggybagel posted:Haha! My plugs theme got used! Good work! But now it's all over, we know your name.
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Auritech posted:No, Bob Odenkirk says on today's CBB that no one was really into doing it and the conversations meandered way too much, so basically all we'll ever hear of it are the three sketches on the episode. I actually really liked those sketches, and they kind of reminded me of SuperEgo in a way. If they just wanted to do a show of just skits, and release them every month or so, I'd really be on board.
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Eltoasto posted:Good work! But now it's all over, we know your name. That's fine. I'm not hiding from anyone.
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Congratulations! You're famous for the week, but just this week.
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Eltoasto posted:I was hoping for Bjork, but she is probably best reserved to be with someone who rolls with the punches like Schwartz. I think we'd all prefer the much more talented Ice Ben Schwartz.
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Mr. Squishy posted:Congratulations! You're famous for the week, but just this week. I can't wait for this week to be over so we can be free from his tyranny.
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Bob was so uncomfortable, it was great. Especially when Besser suggested he jerks off and then throws his semen inside his wife's pussy. Besser is an incredible improviser. He is never heard stalling or stammering, and his wit is just so fast and so sharp. Except "pulled Bjork sandwich".
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I thought the funniest part is when Scott was like "[do you put your cum] into your mouth?" and Bob and Matt both got so flustered like they did NOT expect that joke even though everything was so disgusting and off-color already
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