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Terror Sweat posted:Duo characters are never really that great. Except when bone queef and chief came on together, but that might be because they started as individuals How about the original duo, Chupacabra and Baby
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GoutPatrol posted:How about the original duo, Chupacabra and Baby We got a baby on the line! Hola, baby!
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GoutPatrol posted:How about the original duo, Chupacabra and Baby Ahem. You mean trio. Don’t forget Old Man Juárez.
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ibntumart posted:Ahem. You mean trio. Don’t forget Old Man Juárez. And the goat.
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Franchescanado posted:And the goat. True, but frankly you’re talking about a decidedly temporary quartet when you mix cabra and chupacabra.
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Nov 20, 2018 01:18
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Everyone in this thread needs to stop crying and step down from standing on their chairs.
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Bachelor Brothers were the best duo and smart enough to not redo it ever again
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The Senator Giroux posted:Bachelor Brothers were the best duo and smart enough to not redo it ever again psure they showed up at least 3 times
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cams posted:psure they showed up at least 3 times
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cams posted:psure they showed up at least 3 times I am not sure how I blocked that out.
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Yeah Bachelor Bros definitely showed up more than once and it just wasn't the same without that original giddy energy Only consistently good duo is indeed Victor & Tiny
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Yeah even the GOAT duo, the Calvin’s twins lost it on their second time around, probably because of the fact they tried so hard to continue every single detail about themselves instead of doing something else.
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Terror Sweat posted:Yeah even the GOAT duo, the Calvin’s twins lost it on their second time around, probably because of the fact they tried so hard to continue every single detail about themselves instead of doing something else. Eh, the Calvin's twins 2nd appearance was hilarious* until the 3rd improviser pushed to be the 3rd long-lost-sibling and they had to rework the entire backstory again to make it make sense. CBB guests often try to work in that they're somehow related, and it usually makes things muddier instead of funnier for me. I'm trying to think of a time where characters pushed that they were related and it made it funnier. I got nothing. *"COAT THE THROAT!" "If that's a life-time supply of honey, that's a SAD LIFE." "Mmmhmm, I'm doin' my Chico thang." *The whole bit about them doing auditions together* *bit about giant horse microwaves*
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Franchescanado posted:CBB guests often try to work in that they're somehow related, and it usually makes things muddier instead of funnier for me. I'm trying to think of a time where characters pushed that they were related and it made it funnier. I got nothing. Yeah, that's a weird improv impulse that needs to end. I would say Scott is often responsible for pushing them in that direction, but it's certainly not just him. Wompler and Lissler are a pretty good duo. Or they were for a good long time, at least.
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FitFortDanga posted:Yeah, that's a weird improv impulse that needs to end. I would say Scott is often responsible for pushing them in that direction, but it's certainly not just him. A lot of credit goes to Jessica St. Clair for making notes about every appearance, which she would bring for reference (which is also why they would go into such detailed tangents to rehash backstory), and St. Clair and Parham's skills as improvisers to say no to prompts that would be dumb for the characters while still moving forward with the game. Scott likes to box people in with weird prompts, it's a game he plays to challenge good improvisers, and sometimes it's handled very well, like with Big Grande, Jon Daly and Andy Daly, Matt Besser and PFT, all because they're clever enough to roll with the punches or smart enough to say "no, but" to continue the game. Lately the characters that I find funniest are the ones that just straight up stump Scott. Guests like Chief, Dash Grabbem, and any Mary Holland character. Or characters that outright hate Scott or that Scott hates. The funniest Scott's been lately was when Parking Lot Scott reared his ugly head once again on Hollywood Handbook.
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Wompler and Lissler are still great on Womp It Up, where they don't have to rehash their entire history each week to get you "caught up." There's still continuity but they don't beat you over the head with it. Also Jess and Len just have a wonderful dynamic as friends and it's fun to hear their personalities routinely break through the characters. Franchescanado posted:A lot of credit goes to Jessica St. Clair for making notes about every appearance, which she would bring for reference (which is also why they would go into such detailed tangents to rehash backstory), and St. Clair and Parham's skills as improvisers to say no to prompts that would be dumb for the characters while still moving forward with the game. I loved that oral history of CBB where Jessica talked about how hard she worked to make Melissa a relatively "grounded" character, and how she couldn't believe Lennon upended the whole thing in her first appearance by going directly to "retired Black Ops sniper."
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Where can I listen to his "Parking Lot Scott"?
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Franchescanado posted:Eh, the Calvin's twins 2nd appearance was hilarious* until the 3rd improviser pushed to be the 3rd long-lost-sibling and they had to rework the entire backstory again to make it make sense. Bone queef and chief work together, but I think it’s because chief keeps denying bone queef and hates her Bang rodgeman was pretty low key last week, they really could have pushed a lot further and I’m glad they didn’t. Reminds me of the mole woman girl from a while back with nick Nolte and the clemdawg, pretending not to get the guests secret schtick is comedy gold I tell ya
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piratepilates posted:Where can I listen to his "Parking Lot Scott"? Hh pro version, he was on a little while ago
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Franchescanado posted:Lately the characters that I find funniest are the ones that just straight up stump Scott. Guests like Chief, Dash Grabbem, and any Mary Holland character. Or characters that outright hate Scott or that Scott hates. The funniest Scott's been lately was when Parking Lot Scott reared his ugly head once again on Hollywood Handbook. Ah, so all of PFT's characters. If people still have the 2016 tour episodes, the first appearance of Al Peterson is pure vitriol.
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GoutPatrol posted:Ah, so all of PFT's characters. All of PFT’s characters have been amiable lately. Bang Rodgeman making Sean and Hayes laugh non-stop on HHPro last week was delightful.
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Franchescanado posted:Lately the characters that I find funniest are the ones that just straight up stump Scott. Guests like Chief, Dash Grabbem, and any Mary Holland character. Or characters that outright hate Scott or that Scott hates. The funniest Scott's been lately was when Parking Lot Scott reared his ugly head once again on Hollywood Handbook. One of the hardest times I've ever laughed at CBB was when Gemberling was the sex robot and he got Scott to agree that he had hosed him, then he described his physical appearance.
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Gemberling is always funny on CBB, especially as Lil Buttonpuss. One of my favorite characters is when he played the etiquette teacher that was high on morphine from oral surgery, which made her horny. His professional video game player talking poo poo about Scott was hilarious, too.
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Gemberling is a funny loving guy In the second scene of this asssscat vid, he kills it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mU46Hh1iKvY
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Terror Sweat posted:Gemberling is a funny loving guy That vid is blocked in the USA. 
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i found a free chrome VPN extension called SetupVPN, and selecting the Netherlands worked to unblock it eta: here's the link https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/setupvpn-lifetime-free-vp/oofgbpoabipfcfjapgnbbjjaenockbdp?hl=en-US SousaphoneColossus fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Nov 20, 2018 |
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I'm still waiting for CBB's best character ever to return. I'm of course talking about Lil drat it Man
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I thought CBB's best ever character was Jazz Jazz. Or maybe that's just Bobby Moynihans favorite character.
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ArtVandelay posted:I thought CBB's best ever character was Jazz Jazz. Or maybe that's just Bobby Moynihans favorite character. Jazz jazz is Nathan fielders favorite character, he has nothing to do with bobby moynihan
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LesterGroans posted:One of the hardest times I've ever laughed at CBB was when Gemberling was the sex robot and he got Scott to agree that he had hosed him, then he described his physical appearance. lil butt n puss is the best episode of the whole podcast
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Sometimes I randomly think of "Never the Twain Shall Meet" and then remember everything Claudia o'dougherty ever said or did on the podcast and there goes my afternoon.
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Terror Sweat posted:Jazz jazz is Nathan fielders favorite character, he has nothing to do with bobby moynihan It was a reference to a fourvel episode when he unzipped and became jazz jazz and Scott/Paul couldn't remember who that was. Bobby is a fan of the show.
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scary ghost dog posted:lil butt n puss is the best episode of the whole podcast "United flight 93" was amazing
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My favorite Gemberling character was the guy who had dozens of multiple personalities. He delighted in infuriating Scott. It was wonderful.
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The Gemberling character that stuck with me was the California drought guy who was severely dehydrated and said he pisses in the tank of his toilet so he can flush.
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TenTwelveTwelve posted:The Gemberling character that stuck with me was the California drought guy who was severely dehydrated and said he pisses in the tank of his toilet so he can flush. Any clue which episode this was?
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Maarak posted:Any clue which episode this was? Episode #361. Waiting for Infinnerty.
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ArtVandelay posted:It was a reference to a fourvel episode when he unzipped and became jazz jazz and Scott/Paul couldn't remember who that was. Bobby is a fan of the show. yeah i listened to the first two time bobbies, but im pretty sure thats more than enough fourvel
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