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Zsinjeh posted:It's kind of telling how delusional fans of this podcast are getting when they think repeated jokes from kindergarten is the next level of "comedy". If this is the kind of humor that is going to continue in this show I hope it dies along with the other lovely shows in Earwolf. I mean, honestly, this guy loves chemicals so much he might as well be a Walter White over here. It is kind of telling at that I was actually getting bothered by this post until I got to the end and realized you're a good person.
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Feel free to be angry at me, I legit hate the repetition. At least PFT made it about the setup and quickly muttered through the repeated line because he is a considerate, not-time-wasting and funny person and also gently caress Harris Wittels. (I really did end up skipping 306 after that bit.) On the other hand, PFT does nothing to alleviate my hatred of the cantina music bit. It was funny the very first time they did it and never since. The Spidermen 2 character was also insufferable. Grumpysadface. (Fun episode though! Thumbs up! PFT is great and I really enjoyed HR Geiger again!)
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Sep 4, 2014 08:50
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Mostly I just feel bad for you.
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Who Said It: Hee-Hee, Shamone, Where's Lisa Marie?, Dah!, Where's Dem Elephant Bones?, Where's Macauly?, Where My Glove?, Dah, Shamone. Who said it?
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:Who Said It: Hee-Hee, Shamone, Where's Lisa Marie?, Dah!, Where's Dem Elephant Bones?, Where's Macauly?, Where My Glove?, Dah, Shamone.
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:Who Said It: Hee-Hee, Shamone, Where's Lisa Marie?, Dah!, Where's Dem Elephant Bones?, Where's Macauly?, Where My Glove?, Dah, Shamone. Dem...
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Sep 4, 2014 11:01
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Patent pending pussy pasty. Heee-heee! Soon Yo!! Beef...done
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VagueRant posted:Feel free to be angry at me, I legit hate the repetition. At least PFT made it about the setup and quickly muttered through the repeated line because he is a considerate, not-time-wasting and funny person and also gently caress Harris Wittels. (I really did end up skipping 306 after that bit.) Oh, I thought you were doing an elaborate setup with the Walter White punchline. It's unfortunate that a comedy bit falling flat annoys or angers you as opposed to just being something that you dismiss as not your thing.
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Mordecai Sanchez posted:Who Said It: Hee-Hee, Shamone, Where's Lisa Marie?, Dah!, Where's Dem Elephant Bones?, Where's Macauly?, Where My Glove?, Dah, Shamone. Barack Obama
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Sep 4, 2014 13:35
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Thoogsby posted:Barack Obama Is that someone related to Barack Hussein Obamacare?
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the cantina bit has been funny a grand total of one time, i don't get why it's still a thing
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Benny Schwaz and Gil Ozeri on I4H today which should be enough to make you listen but if that's not enough there's a scene where Jim Parsons' car gets keyed by the cast of House of Pies.
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If you don't already listen to improv4humans every week you should probably go to the emergency room immediately because you have a traumatic brain injury
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Blackula69 posted:the cantina bit has been funny a grand total of one time, i don't get why it's still a thing I don't get it either. I mean I conceptually get it but at this point it's just like.. yeah, yeah, yeah, ya da da da ya da da da da ya da da da da daaaaa da, what the gently caress.. what the gently caress.. what the gently caress with mark maaaron
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Sep 4, 2014 15:25
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Blackula69 posted:If you don't already listen to improv4humans every week you should probably go to the emergency room immediately because you have a traumatic brain injury Blackula69 posted:the cantina bit has been funny a grand total of one time, i don't get why it's still a thing this guy likes introducing himself to kettles so much he might as well be walter black
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Sep 4, 2014 15:26
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The reverend Parsimony's delivery of "technicality no down boo over?!" is just the best.
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Sep 4, 2014 15:28
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Kevin gently caress
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Fil5000 posted:The reverend Parsimony's delivery of "technicality no down boo over?!" is just the best. The only thing his return lacked was reading more text messages from Cake Boss. "Reverent: Am feelin' queecy. Come to Earwulch. I'm on a podcasht. Contact there Scott Auxermin."
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Thoogsby posted:Benny Schwaz and Gil Ozeri on I4H today which should be enough to make you listen but if that's not enough there's a scene where Jim Parsons' car gets keyed by the cast of House of Pies. Special appearance by Mookie's impression of Michael Jackson as a peadophile Micky Mouse.
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Sep 4, 2014 22:40
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Mr. Squishy posted:Special appearance by Mookie's impression of Michael Jackson as a peadophile Micky Mouse. Haha I was just gonna post this. It made me so happy. Team Mookie's MJ Impersonation all the way. Hee hee.
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Also Gil Osari's obviously on hand to take over Don Demillo if Andy Daly's ever incapacitated.
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JethroMcB posted:The only thing his return lacked was reading more text messages from Cake Boss. I was hoping for another bazooka joe to be honest.
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VagueRant posted:Feel free to be angry at me, I legit hate the repetition. At least PFT made it about the setup and quickly muttered through the repeated line because he is a considerate, not-time-wasting and funny person and also gently caress Harris Wittels. (I really did end up skipping 306 after that bit.) speak on that
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Which episode had a giant former-reality show contestant who haled from Bigton?
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Mr. Squishy posted:Which episode had a giant former-reality show contestant who haled from Bigton? 158 - Words with Friends
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Look at this stupid idiot on facebookSome loving idiot posted:I mean the Traci Rearden episodes of CBB can be a little hard for me to sit through. She's not as comedically inept as a lot of other frequent CBB guests (COUGHpaulrust)
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Sep 7, 2014 01:18
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Thoogsby posted:Look at this stupid idiot on facebook
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Sep 7, 2014 01:36
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Thoogsby posted:Look at this stupid idiot on facebook Its cool that comedy bang bang has enough variety of different types of comedy that people constantly get angry at other fans of the show for liking the wrong guests
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Sep 7, 2014 03:26
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Wompler and Rearden have been so beyond played out at this point that listening to any episode featuring them is a trial of human endurance.
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GENDERWEIRD GREEDO posted:Wompler and Rearden have been so beyond played out at this point that listening to any episode featuring them is a trial of human endurance. I want more discussions about what isn't funny.
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some dude posted:I mean the Traci Rearden episodes of CBB can be a little hard for me to sit through. She's not as comedically inept as a lot of other frequent CBB guests (COUGHpaulrust) I think that they have a very legitimate point. A good guest on CBB is one who isn't built entirely off of past references that Scott has to constantly explain - they react to the conversation and make jokes in a manner consistent with their character without getting overburdened by having to hold up some sort of mythology about the character. Rearden is bad because there's so much that the character has to be - she has to play consistent with herself, spend time going over what others in the Whomplerverse are doing and talk about her various physical deformities - not to mention the fact that she's so into chemicals that she's a real Walter White.
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I kind of think it would be better if Scott didn't hold all the characters to such an official canon but on the other hand I'm not really sick of any recurring characters I can think of
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Greggy posted:I kind of think it would be better if Scott didn't hold all the characters to such an official canon but on the other hand I'm not really sick of any recurring characters I can think of That weird instinct he has to do that, probably due to his awful comic book obsessiveness, is definitely not great but I still love the characters with deep history on the show so long as he doesn't spend fifteen minutes explaining them every episode. He needs to stop worrying that like Wompler's sixth appearance will be a random listener's first episode and let them deal with not getting every reference.
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My only pet peeve is when sequel eps have the same cast. They rarely tread new ground with a million forced callbacks trying to recapture the original. Different people would be a great way to aleve that problem
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I was going to write that I was also a little tired of Wompler but I think, as has been pointed out, that it's more Scott not letting them explore new areas until they've spent 20 minutes going through their backstory. So it's essentially the same with every character once they start getting a decent number of appearances.
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It is more fun when a new guest walks into the middle of an established bit and has to engage them about it, rather than Scott going "it was established in an earlier episode that..."
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I can't think of any characters on CBB that I've liked other than Jack the Lumberyard worker and his brother in law, Brian Pieces.
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Keven. Just. Keven posted:I can't think of any characters on CBB that I've liked other than Jack the Lumberyard worker and his brother in law, Brian Pieces. You mean Jack Sjunior?
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Keven. Just. Keven posted:I can't think of any characters on CBB that I've liked other than Jack the Lumberyard worker and his brother in law, Brian Pieces. What about Claire the sentient vegetarian George Foreman grill?
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