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Politicalrancor posted:Oh the Adam Pally ep where he gets openly antagonistic with them is terrific too. Partially because I know that Adam Pally loves antagonistic improv and partly because Sean and Hayes fumbling is hilarious. Follow Adam Twitter,
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Politicalrancor posted:Oh the Adam Pally ep where he gets openly antagonistic with them is terrific too. Partially because I know that Adam Pally loves antagonistic improv and partly because Sean and Hayes fumbling is hilarious. that one is actually bad because he makes fun of my favorite twitter account, @tobykeithsweat the shelby fero one is also very funny because of the boys trying to scramble around to talk youthfully
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I stopped listening when Hayes didn't even know the difference between an offer only deal and a holding deal. Like are you loving serious?
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Hollywood Handbook has had a lot of great moments, but Teen Pope has probably made me laugh more than anything else this year. I can't even listen to it at the gym because it cracks me up every time.
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The_Rob posted:I stopped listening when Hayes didn't even know the difference between an offer only deal and a holding deal. Like are you loving serious? He also had no idea what the glaive from Krull was when Matt Gourley brought it up, as if he were some kind of non-geek adult man. That was mortifying.
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Tacier posted:I didn't think Aubrey sounded particularly eager to play their game, but I appreciated that they kept pelting her with a barrage of ridiculous questions anyway. The Scott Pilgrim censorship one where she's just like "Yeah, I had a loving horn in my mouth" was the best imo
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Drunkboxer posted:Analyze Phish is a good podcast. Harris didn't need to be confronted on his status as not a chiller like this  EDIT: Scott was absolutely right though, Harris is not a chill dude and drugs probably helped him create that illusion. EDIT 2: My favorite part of every Phish song is where I have a visceral reaction to how lovely the lyrics are. cams fucked around with this message at 16:09 on Jul 10, 2014 |
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cams posted:EDIT 2: My favorite part of every Phish song is where I have a visceral reaction to how lovely the lyrics are.
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cams posted:Harris didn't need to be confronted on his status as not a chiller like this cams posted:EDIT 2: My favorite part of every Phish song is where I have a visceral reaction to how lovely the lyrics are.
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isnt that right posted:that one is actually bad because he makes fun of my favorite twitter account, @tobykeithsweat To be fair I follow that guy and he's a total boner On that Pally episode when they asked him what he got his television commercial agent for Christmas I almost died
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WOMBAT Had to have that, had to have that You wombat, had that You gotta to take it with you when you're going forward If you're moving on, you gotta leave it behind (Know you got to leave it behind) You wombat, you had that It's kinda like the theme to the 'Fish' TV show You know, with Abe Vigoda (Bring it forward or leave it behind) You been working, took a big job (highly but deadly) That purple's caught in the centifuge Never did tumble over the side of a hill By a man named Wilson Heading down to Baton Rouge Spit out the seeds, gnaw on the pulp Suck on the juice and simmer the rinds Herbivorous, crepuscular You had to have, bring it forward or leave it behind Cuddly, but muscular Herbivorous, crepuscular
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Jul 11, 2014 00:28
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"The Line... " "... The Witch and the Wardrobe?"
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Jake got real busy with show business.
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Also he lives in a toilet and the acoustics are terrible and you can't even fit a microphone in there. The good news is you can catch Toilet Jake on some brand new episodes of VH1's I Love The 2000's.
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This is no laughing matter, doc. I really like wasting my work day listening to that ape goof around with his showbiz pals and there has been a severe lack of it lately
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Just listen to the Todd Glass episode on repeat until he releases a new one. Or watch the Youtube of it if you can hide it from your boss.
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Yo Yo fukk Jake Fogelnest
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Mr. Squishy posted:Now it's more like The Fogelnest Fails there's no need for profanity
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Improv for Humans #142 "Got…spooge on the crucifix."
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This is admittedly kinda PYFish, but: I'm building a Best Of How Did This Get Made playlist to listen to for longer drives and/or bike travels. What episodes would be included? And if you're being through, what moments made you add it? So far I've decided on: - No Holds Barred (I love the "visual jokes on an audio podcast" line and the rest of funny as sin) - Mortal Kombat - Deck The Halls ("YOU MADE ME WATCH THIS MOVIE, ASSHOLES!") - Halloween III - Crocodile Dundee In Los Angeles (Background story is awesome) - Sharknado - Howard The Duck (consistently funny, great scene where June is vindicated) - Street Fighter ("What is a Street Fight-ter?") - Reindeer Games ("WHAT IS HAPPENING?! WHAT IS HAPPENING?" - Sleepaway Camp ("We're still in Minute One of this movie...") - Birddemic - The Room Am I missing any with strong hilarious, won't-get-stupid-listening-to-it-repeatedly moments?
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88 Minutes is one of my favorite episodes, but it does hinge on how much you like Pete Holmes.
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The Senator Giroux posted:Roadhouse, if only for Rawdoggin and "give me that baby" Yea you pretty much listed the best but you gotta have Roadhouse. "I'M GONNA FIND THAT BABY" Also Barb Wire and Timothy Green because they actually produced fairly interesting discussion on the verdict section as well as some solid jokes.
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MisterBibs posted:This is admittedly kinda PYFish, but: The single best moment on the show is on judge dread where june explains that she thinks rob Schneider was a computer expert who was hacking the spaghetti robot rather than sitting in a trash can with noodles on him.
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I'd suggest #63 Fast & Furious 6 w Adam Scott just for their infectious love of the franchise. I never listened to it but maybe find and download the Smurfs episode with PFT?
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The "Animal Cruelty" clip from this week's Mr. Nanny episode really is amazing. "That's not a 'He enjoys this' throw, that's an 'I gotta get rid of this dog' throw." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JybA_nSPnG0 Also, the soundtrack 
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The Ape of Naples posted:I'd suggest #63 Fast & Furious 6 w Adam Scott just for their infectious love of the franchise. I've listened to it, but I honestly don't remember anything about it. I wouldn't say skip it if you find it, but I certainly wouldn't put it on the best of.
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I forgot how the rest of the episode went (although PFT was the guest so it couldn't have been bad), but I loved the segment in the After Earth episode when June thought that Will Smith was able to blow out the candles through the video call and Jason and Paul started losing their minds.
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Keven. Just. Keven posted:The single best moment on the show is on judge dread where june explains that she thinks rob Schneider was a computer expert who was hacking the spaghetti robot rather than sitting in a trash can with noodles on him. That is a great one, but I'd also put into the running the time where she said, in the Congo episode, "These monkeys don't know which way is up!" totally sincerely.
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And of course, how can we forget, Street Fighter, where she legitimately asks "No really though...what is a street fighter?" June is a loving gem and her 100% sincerity in dealing with terrible movies is wonderful.
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I don't know if her overwhelming concern is a bit but either way it's amazing. She also tends to pull the show back to earth when things go off the rails which I appreciate.
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Hollywood Handbook ads are superior to any other podcast.
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Put me down for someone that doesn't get the massive love for Hollywood Handbook too. I checked it out after all the recommendations here, but it's mostly just okay for me.
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ENNNHHH! WRONG!!
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Is Jason Nash the first person to make a Sean Hayes joke with them? If so I can't believe it hasn't been done before.
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rapeface posted:Put me down for someone that doesn't get the massive love for Hollywood Handbook too. I checked it out after all the recommendations here, but it's mostly just okay for me. Did you listen to the Teen Pope (Brian Huskey) episode? You should really listen to Teen Pope.
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rapeface posted:Put me down for someone that doesn't get the massive love for Hollywood Handbook too. I checked it out after all the recommendations here, but it's mostly just okay for me. Are you from some loving flyover state where you work at a sludge factory? This podcast is for true Hollywood insiders.
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