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Yeah Lapkus was good on I4H ep 44, I loved the fork cartel bit.
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Eltoasto posted:Yeah Lapkus was good on I4H ep 44, I loved the fork cartel bit. I think that's the same episode with the murder house, which is probably my favorite I4H scene. Plus the driving instructor scene, Lapkus bringing every scene back to rear end eating, and the scene Besser started ragging on her for it. That was a great episode.
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Mar 27, 2013 09:34
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The last ep was also great for little Scott jokes that kind of fall by the wayside if one of his closer friends isn't on the show. Additionally, calls Lauren her brother's girlfriend, which makes me think she is a sibling of Lauren's fiance. The idea of a teen super committed to working menial jobs seems like something derived more organically than a medium who channels spirits viewing 90's tv and movies. I don't want to criticize Joe Wengert's character in any way though, that man is a genius.
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Mar 28, 2013 10:01
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Count me in with the pro-Lapkus group. She and Wengert are good "new" regulars.
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Mar 29, 2013 19:16
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Nick Kroll and Juan Hammond tomorrow!
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Juan Hammond is the Spanish Jurassic Park creator, I think the guest should be Juan Jamón.
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Apr 1, 2013 05:08
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Close enough!
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The latest in this mystery: Kurt Baunohler interviewing Kristen Schaal about her Comedy Central special http://www.vulture.com/2013/04/kurt-braunohler-interviews-kristen-schaal.html
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Apr 1, 2013 18:44
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Wow. This episode is hilarious. Entourage in espanol.
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Apr 1, 2013 23:55
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"More syrup?" - Chilly Willy while being raped
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"Ehhh, I'm Adrian." - Christopher Walken
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I just started listening to the show. So far I've only heard 205 and 211. But I love them. "Jazz Jazz" being obsessed with "Nate" Fielder and asking him to come to his barbershop to whisper into people's ears was amazing. Fielder played that so consistently that I wasn't sure if he was actually in on the joke or not. And of course, the introduction of El Chupacabro! El Chupacabra's twin brother. Jon Hamm is seriously awesome. I don't watch Mad Men, but he seems like a huge comedy fan, having been on CCB, DLM, WTF, Bob's Burgers, SNL and some other stuff that I'm forgetting.
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Apr 2, 2013 22:35
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You should definitely listen to all of the best of's.
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Apr 2, 2013 23:27
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Start from chronologically an listen to all of the episodes that have Andy Daly listed as a guest. Or at the very least start at 99 with Andy Daly and Patton Oswalt.
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Apr 3, 2013 01:29
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What he said but Paul F. Tompkins.
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Apr 3, 2013 01:42
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soggybagel posted:Start from chronologically an listen to all of the episodes that have Andy Daly listed as a guest. That episode and the one before it are the first few episodes I listened to and the exact reason why I am a huge fan of the show now.
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Apr 3, 2013 02:02
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If you listen to all the ones with Gillian Jacobs that will lead you up to and give you the backstory behind my very favorite episode, 199. Honestly though just think of a comedian you like and listen to their episodes, even the "bad" CBB episodes are still pretty great.
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Greggy posted:Honestly though just think of a comedian you like and listen to their episodes, even the "bad" CBB episodes are still pretty great. This is the best way to get into CBB - the Doug Loves Movies where Don Dimelo, Cake Boss, and El Chupacabra competed made me binge on a bunch of Daly/PFT/Kroll episodes.
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But if you do listen to all the Andy Daly episodes (which is a great way to get into the show) make sure to listen to his last two appearances last. There's a huge payoff that you won't understand if you start with the newer ones and work backwards.
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Trujillo posted:But if you do listen to all the Andy Daly episodes (which is a great way to get into the show) make sure to listen to his last two appearances last. There's a huge payoff that you won't understand if you start with the newer ones and work backwards. I listened to the Dalton Wilcox episode very early in discovering CBB, having heard just one previous Andy Daly appearance. It was still just about the funniest thing I had ever heard.
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You Must Buy Your Wife At Least As Much Jewelry As You Buy Your Horse
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epitasis posted:What he said but Paul F. Tompkins. This is what I was going to do  I loving love me some PFT. And Nick Kroll. And most of the comedians they have on there, anyway.
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That's silly, Paul F Tompkins has only been on the show 3 times or so. But they are the best-of's so it would be a good starter ep.
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escape artist posted:And of course, the introduction of El Chupacabro! El Chupacabra's twin brother. Jon Hamm is seriously awesome. I don't watch Mad Men, but he seems like a huge comedy fan, having been on CCB, DLM, WTF, Bob's Burgers, SNL and some other stuff that I'm forgetting. It turns out he's a huge comedy fan and when he was trying to make it in L.A. he was constantly in the audience at UCB, I think tickets for shows there were/are a lot cheaper.
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Mob posted:It turns out he's a huge comedy fan and when he was trying to make it in L.A. he was constantly in the audience at UCB, I think tickets for shows there were/are a lot cheaper. Tickets have always been $5. $10 for weekend shows.
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Frankly if you live in L.A. and you don't attend UCB shows you're wasting your residence.
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Eltoasto posted:That's silly, Paul F Tompkins has only been on the show 3 times or so. But they are the best-of's so it would be a good starter ep. Okay, well, the episodes with Andrew Lloyd Webber, Cake Boss, Werner Herzog, etc. are also very interesting to me. 
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escape artist posted:Okay, well, the episodes with Andrew Lloyd Webber, Cake Boss, Werner Herzog, etc. are also very interesting to me. http://pft.libsyn.com/
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Politicalrancor posted:You Must Buy Your Wife At Least As Much Jewelry As You Buy Your Horse And Other Poems and Observations, Humorous and Otherwise, From a Life On the Range CBB has been suffering from a lack of Andy Daly since then - a 52 episode gap between appearances! I'm looking forward to his Comedy Central series, if just because I know he'll make the rounds on the podcast circuit to do promotion.
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Politicalrancor posted:You Must Buy Your Wife At Least As Much Jewelry As You Buy Your Horse Vampires! Vampires! Vampires!
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escape artist posted:Okay, well, the episodes with Andrew Lloyd Webber, Cake Boss, Werner Herzog, etc. are also very interesting to me. For what it's worth, this is my fav. Cake Boss appearance. It's a two part episode which I don't think they do too often, either.
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soggybagel posted:Start from chronologically an listen to all of the episodes that have Andy Daly listed as a guest. epitasis posted:What he said but Paul F. Tompkins. You're both right! Eltoasto posted:That's silly, Paul F Tompkins has only been on the show 3 times or so. But they are the best-of's so it would be a good starter ep. Don't listen to this man. This is not true. I think this is an attempt at inside humor that you may misinterpret.
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WoodrowSkillson posted:Vampires! Vampires! Vampires! I'm saying that cowboy's gonna gently caress a hole in the ground. We all do it! That's what I've found. Any cowboy that knows that lonesome hell, Can fashion a land virginny well. If a cowboy's seed worked like other seeds, There would be cowboys growing everywhere across the plains like weeds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYsO6EcuxbM NotWearingPants posted:You're both right. You're actually both wrong, because neither of you mentioned Bob Ducca or the iBrain. Pretty sure every Seth Morris appearance is him doing Bob Ducca, and iBrain is on episode 35.
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little munchkin posted:
I made my buddy listen to iBrain and he is now a huge fan of CBB.
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little munchkin posted:Pretty sure every Seth Morris appearance is him doing Bob Ducca, and iBrain is on episode 35. Most, but not all. He also did that "Bakery for Dogs" character once or twice early on.
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And he appeared at Seth Morris in that slightly off episode where the celebrity guest came in late. Imagine this week's ep, but with more confusion and awkwardness.
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Oh, yeah, I didn't listen to that one during my CBB run through because I heard it sucked.
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Zsinjeh posted:If you haven't already there's also the fantastic PFT podcast 'The Paul F. Tompkast' where those people get a lot of room to interact. Oh, of course I have. It's wonderful. I love the music that plays during it, too.
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Beeez posted:Oh, yeah, I didn't listen to that one during my CBB run through because I heard it sucked. Honestly, there are so many episodes that get mixed reactions from listeners. If I skipped every episode that a lot of people didn't respond well to, I'd have missed a bunch of episodes that I wound up loving. If you find you enjoy most CBB episodes, I'd recommend just listening to all of them.
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SlowlyChoking posted:I made my buddy listen to iBrain and he is now a huge fan of CBB. Someone linking to iBrain in the old post your favorite comedy rants is what led to be becoming a CDR fan  Andy Daly is my favorite guest in terms of characters beacuse they always make me laugh.
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