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feedmyleg posted:It's such a fun game to watch play out, with everyone trying to tear Will's characters apart as he effortlessly deflects by Yes, And-ing everything they throw at him and just digging his hole deeper and deeper while not giving a single poo poo. The reveal of the punk rocker’s day job was hilarious. That was my favorite part of the episode.
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feedmyleg posted:Also, Lippert was on fire the entire episode. S-Anatomy killed me. I don’t think Walton is my favorite character he does, but I think it’s the one that has the best individual gags for sure. I just genuinely can’t tell when he’s stalling and when he’s got something amazing ready to go, and it’s always hilarious. Dammit I need to know where the tour is coming to already. We have a nicely new renovated theatre here that’d be perfect.
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Will Hines rocks and I hope I can see him when I visit LA this year.
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He's legitimately one of the best stage improvisers in the world. I was so bummed when he moved from New York.
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May 5, 2022 11:00
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JethroMcB posted:"Oh no. Oh no. Ohhh, no. No. No. No, no, no, no." This killed me. Incredible ep. Relistened to it. Certainly feels like it encompassed the current roster of CBB regulars and everyone brings their A game.
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As much as I love Andy Daly and the whole thing with his characters I was very much relieved that this wasn't yet another episode of that. I think it all peaked with a few years ago and they've just been milking that magic ever since. It's still fun and everything but man it's nice to hear other people having a good time with the show.
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I think you're confusing the anniversary shows with breaking off a hundo, which are the ones that tend to have Zouks and Daly.
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Inspector 34 posted:As much as I love Andy Daly and the whole thing with his characters I was very much relieved that this wasn't yet another episode of that. I think it all peaked with a few years ago and they've just been milking that magic ever since. It's still fun and everything but man it's nice to hear other people having a good time with the show. 300 was the only one I felt worked because it was organic. They're still fun, but it's very forced. But yeah, those aren't the anniversaries.
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May 6, 2022 12:18
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Inspector 34 posted:As much as I love Andy Daly and the whole thing with his characters I was very much relieved that this wasn't yet another episode of that. I think it all peaked with a few years ago and they've just been milking that magic ever since. It's still fun and everything but man it's nice to hear other people having a good time with the show. They have some of the same problems the show used to have with previously funny characters like Cake Boss where they spend half the episode just catching up on previously established continuity (that they barely remember) instead of bringing in new bits. I think they're all good together, I just wish they'd stop doing the same storyline they've been doing now for a while.
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May 6, 2022 13:30
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Dr Kool-AIDS posted:They have some of the same problems the show used to have with previously funny characters like Cake Boss where they spend half the episode just catching up on previously established continuity (that they barely remember) instead of bringing in new bits. I think they're all good together, I just wish they'd stop doing the same storyline they've been doing now for a while. The one exception to the “20 minutes of backstory” issue is Al A. Peterson. I will always want the phrase “vermouth drunk” said.
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May 6, 2022 14:41
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Coco13 posted:The one exception to the “20 minutes of backstory” issue is Al A. Peterson. I will always want the phrase “vermouth drunk” said. I'm also a fan of Scott forgetting that Big Chunky Bubble's wife is dead every single time
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Live At Five! posted:I'm also a fan of Scott forgetting that Big Chunky Bubble's wife is dead every single time I like how that came up in this one; "how'd she die again?" "i don't remember"
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May 6, 2022 14:59
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I will always remember the line "but I'll always feel bad about it, like William Burroughs. Remember that?"
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May 6, 2022 15:04
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Analytic Engine posted:"sniveling worm" "...and he thanked me for it."
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JethroMcB posted:"...and he thanked me for it." PFT's first appearance is loaded with sick turns of phrase, and while it's really hard to understand him you can infer it through the reactions of Scott & Dax. (I wonder if I could clean up the audio with machine learning...) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAxUug_JOu4
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May 6, 2022 17:35
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One of the great anniversary episodes of all time
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I was kind of dreading this week's episode after I read the description about the first ever in-depth CBB interview. Pleasantly surprised with how it went!
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Mons Hubris posted:I was kind of dreading this week's episode after I read the description about the first ever in-depth CBB interview. Pleasantly surprised with how it went! Same! Scott's such a great interviewer.
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May 9, 2022 15:56
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Scott's stories about comedy writing in the 90s are incredible, my highlight of Scott Hasn't Seen so far
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Mons Hubris posted:I was kind of dreading this week's episode after I read the description about the first ever in-depth CBB interview. Pleasantly surprised with how it went! I remember one of my first episodes I listened to was a "full, hour long" interview with Patton Oswalt. I love when Scott does a dumb interview bit.
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May 9, 2022 20:55
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Them confusing apiary for aviary is making my head hurt.
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Fezz posted:Them confusing apiary for aviary is making my head hurt. I'm imagining PFT listening at home, just yelling at them
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I hadn’t listened to CBB for a few years, but did get into naddpod/dimension 20 in the interim, so I’m amped to see that zac oyama earned himself recurring guest status while I wasn’t paying attention, I love that for him
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Yeah I’m not sure if he was just yes-anding too hard but why would you make your character an apiary enthusiast if you didn’t know what that word meant?
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Mons Hubris posted:I was kind of dreading this week's episode after I read the description about the first ever in-depth CBB interview. Pleasantly surprised with how it went! I hope the CBB Interview becomes a regular feature with every non-character guest. I also hope Scott has to keep doing math.
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The ads on threedom are gonna make me pay for ad-free episodes, I swear. I keep getting one for some dodgy "invest in art" scheme, and the copy speaks to "morning joe viewers", as if someone made a mistake and put the ad on the wrong show
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did you know that inflation has increased by 8% during just the first third of this podcast? fortunately, a good hedge against this inflation is contemporary art, a term that has no definition in this context. here's another percentb that is real: how much this kind of art has appreciated (125%)
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Empty Sandwich posted:did you know that inflation has increased by 8% during just the first third of this podcast? fortunately, a good hedge against this inflation is contemporary art, a term that has no definition in this context. here's another percentb that is real: how much this kind of art has appreciated (125%) i just wish that there were something i could do about it instead of blaming washington or the fed. unfortunately, i am but a humble Morning Joe listener
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I remember listening to a ton of old blank check episodes and the ad reads getting dynamically replaced with ads about Star Trek nfts and wondering if there was anything their podcast network could do if I emailed them about. Also local car dealerships, which, come the gently caress on, I’ll just go back to the radio if you’re gonna start putting those ads in
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Cold Milk Bottle posted:Also local car dealerships, which, come the gently caress on, I’ll just go back to the radio if you’re gonna start putting those ads in At the end of yesterday's Blank Check I got an ad for my area's largest dealer and installer of aftermarket custom rims and I swear to God I thought it was a skit for like 10 seconds until they mentioned a city name
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for as many lovely podcast ads there are out there, I don't think any have made me laugh quite as hard as blue moon trying to rebrand itself as something other than just a popular mid-range beer that people get when they just want something recognizable on the menu i mean i drink and enjoy blue moon but cmon, you gotta know what you are, don't get airs
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Pepsi, right in your EAR HOLES
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Analytic Engine posted:Pepsi, right in your EAR HOLES it's been so long now those ads almost seem quaint.
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I believe that Scott is 100% sincere when he talks about going down to his ol' watering-hole where the bartender asks him if he wants his regular Blue Moon.
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How are u posted:I believe that Scott is 100% sincere when he talks about going down to his ol' watering-hole where the bartender asks him if he wants his regular Blue Moon. Definite Blue Moon vibes from Scott I agree. And no judgment! I do it too, but i'm not buying the rebrand one bit
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As someone who, like Sprague the Whisperer and Akiva, regards The Emperor's New Groove as a childhood classic, I'm a bit disappointed that Scott and co didn't express any opinion on it until about 70 minutes in to the podcast. But I'm glad they liked it, and I totally agree that disney (and most studios) should go for less "ambitious" and more straight-up comedic movies. If they're less than an hour and a half long, even better. I kind of want to see the new Chip and Dale movie now, it sounds like it's kind of in that vein. edit: though it was interesting to hear about Scott's experience on Shark Tale. It's funny to think that it could've been a good movie if they had listened to him and retooled the stuff that didn't work earlier in the process (or maybe that specifically was Shark Tale 2? idk) Magissima fucked around with this message at 00:38 on May 27, 2022 |
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