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hollywood handbook is the best podcast by a country mile.
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Sep 6, 2016 21:25
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This show is funnier with no guest, the engineer on mic, and one host phoning in than basically any other podcast I listen to.
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Sep 7, 2016 01:38
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I'm really happy Sean respects me so much
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Sep 7, 2016 07:58
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du bist eine accordion
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Sep 7, 2016 12:56
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Crindee posted:This show is funnier with no guest, the engineer on mic, and one host phoning in than basically any other podcast I listen to. it was a good last episode imo
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Sep 7, 2016 16:42
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Tarranon posted:I'm really happy Sean respects me so much We're smart and friends.
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Sep 7, 2016 17:01
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Ugh that's bad luck for the boys, they were just coming off Spont 
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Eltoasto posted:Ugh that's bad luck for the boys, they were just coming off Spont
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Is hard nation any good? I keep seeing good guests pop up and a non serious political podcast sounds decent.
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It started out pretty good but it lost steam really fast. Instead of being crazy rightwing guy vs crazy leftwing guy, Paul Welsh just plays his character as the straight man.
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He also only speaks in this weird menacing growl that I find completely off-putting. It's worth listening to the PFT (Ted Cruz) and Jon Gabrus (Chris Christie) episodes but mostly the formula is: Still: [wacky conservative overreaction] Welsh: That's. Not. True. Still: [fumbles to regain some momentum] Rinse repeat. Shame because it's a potentially great premise and they've gotten such good guests
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I like it whenever Trump is on, and the Carly Fiorina episode was super good too.
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Sep 9, 2016 02:52
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The call in sections are pretty good usually (especially Craig Rowin as the kid who wants to join ISIS)
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The_Rob posted:Is hard nation any good? I keep seeing good guests pop up and a non serious political podcast sounds decent. Listen to Trump vs Bernie instead edit: Or the DigCast SoupyTwist fucked around with this message at 03:16 on Sep 9, 2016 |
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Sep 9, 2016 03:03
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Nicole Byer was on Jon Gabrus' podcast this week. Their chemistry is loving fantastic.
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GobiasIndustries posted:Nicole Byer was on Jon Gabrus' podcast this week. Their chemistry is loving fantastic.
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Unmerciful posted:He also only speaks in this weird menacing growl that I find completely off-putting. It's worth listening to the PFT (Ted Cruz) and Jon Gabrus (Chris Christie) episodes but mostly the formula is:
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Sep 9, 2016 09:18
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Anybody listen to the Superego commentary over Spiderman 2 on Howl? I thought it was pretty good and I wasn't even listening to it while watching the movie.
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Sep 10, 2016 19:48
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SoupyTwist posted:
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I'd rather listen to out-of-character commentaries. I've listened to most of Red Letter Media's commentaries without syncing them to any movies. Funny people tend to find the weird flaws in films that may otherwise go unnoticed. Does Doug Benson do a podcast like that? I remember him doing something like live rifftrax, but don't know if they were good or even recorded.
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Tatumje posted:I'd rather listen to out-of-character commentaries. I've listened to most of Red Letter Media's commentaries without syncing them to any movies. Funny people tend to find the weird flaws in films that may otherwise go unnoticed. I don't think they record the movie "interruptions" but there was a tv show about Doug "interrupting" other stand-up's sets so you could probably get a feel for his riff style there.
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Sep 10, 2016 20:47
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Pete Holmes did a couple with PFT and John Mulaney
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Doug does a live show where he talks over movies but he doesn't record it since the film's audio would be on the track and he'd get sued, I think.
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Okonner posted:I don't think they record the movie "interruptions" but there was a tv show about Doug "interrupting" other stand-up's sets so you could probably get a feel for his riff style there. It was poo poo
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Okonner posted:I don't think they record the movie "interruptions" but there was a tv show about Doug "interrupting" other stand-up's sets so you could probably get a feel for his riff style there. You won't. The TV show truncated and condensed way too much. His interruptions are better in-person. Alternately, A Special Thing used to have a few podcasts of the Benson Interruption The best one was the one PFT guest hosted, though.
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EmotionlessThug posted:It was poo poo You not into watching comedians read their own tweets?
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Crindee posted:This show is funnier with no guest, the engineer on mic, and one host phoning in than basically any other podcast I listen to. ye. it's my favourite podcast. it's amazing how entertaining they can be, even with no guest and little to no prepared material. the episode where it's just sean by himself, gradually becoming more insane as it goes on is an all-time classic episode
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the teaser freezer about hardcore henry is wonderful, it just nosedives into a weird solipsistic wormhole https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6BjAs9kNk0
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Sep 12, 2016 05:59
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beeman posted:ye. it's my favourite podcast. it's amazing how entertaining they can be, even with no guest and little to no prepared material. The photos on the Earwolf page for that episode are just perfect.
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Sep 12, 2016 06:41
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i feel like the home mart bit is probably my favorite moment in the show; starts off on a benign tangent and ends with us all realizing how cruel and exploitative we can be at the very least it's the moment i knew that i had found something beautiful
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Sep 12, 2016 08:06
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The Spider-Man pitch with BJ Novak hooked me in, but the home mart/Equalizer bit was when I realized I was listening to cool and smart sweeties who are my friends.
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I went back to re-listen and even the description for the Home Mart episode is great: "...then Gil Ozeri arrives to dish on his role in various police killings..."
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i started bussing up laughing at just the mention of home mart
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guys. it's home mart
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hommart
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My favorite part of HH is that they never seem to tell guests what their show actually is and if they don't get it they seem to just make is more weird and obtuse for the guest.
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The_Rob posted:My favorite part of HH is that they never seem to tell guests what their show actually is and if they don't get it they seem to just make is more weird and obtuse for the guest. It makes me a little sad when the guests feel like Sean and Hayes are making fun of them when they ask ridiculous, hard questions, because the boys are always going to "yes and" anything the guest answers, no matter what.
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"Yes, those aren't very good vacuums"
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man, the boys are going to need to do a make nice for their make nice oh, make nice? just a lil biz terminology i picked up listening to the 'book
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