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If you're looking for a good, recent Uhh Yeah Dude to listen to, this weeks, 245, was pretty good. Seth threatening to shoot Jonathan so he could try out a new greeting was great.
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A line I loved from the new Sick & Wrong WARNING, INSENSITIVE RACIAL JOKE if you get offended easily please do not read the following. Dee(A jew) telling a story from work: It's weird for two reasons, one it involves someone who is superior to me. Lance: An Aryan?
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Nov 20, 2010 07:09
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DrVenkman posted:I used to listen to Sick and Wrong. It's also a great idea for a podcast, but the hosts are loving idiots. If they were more likeable I'd still be listening to it. It sounds weird, but the belching into the microphone every episode turned me off too. They stopped burping in to the mics in like episode 50, but yes, Dee is a complete idiot, but Lance is hilarious. I love the show, better then that CDR and Red Bar poo poo.
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Nov 20, 2010 20:48
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The 47 Reagans posted:Maybe it's that "Ricky" is generally a nickname and it's kind of weird for it to be his legal name? (It did sound pretty horrible.) As in not "Richard" Gervais?
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Dec 1, 2010 00:06
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Conrad_Birdie posted:But dude it's ALTERNATIVE and REAL TALK unlike that POLITICALLY CORRECT bullshit CDRR and Carolla. It's not ALTERNATIVE or REAL TALK. It's just straight up hilarious and plenty of good natured racism and sexism. It's the gooniest (in a good way) podcast in the world. They don't have to rely on prepared bits, zany antics or celebrity pimping to get listeners. But yeah, Dee's voice is extremely annoying, as he puts it "a nasally Jew".
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Dec 3, 2010 18:21
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Speaking of people who I could listen to for hours. Why doesn't anyone talk about Judge John Hodgman? I just wish they were longer, and contained more of him talking. His audiobooks are amazing.
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Dec 7, 2010 21:20
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Cast Iron Brick posted:I am really enjoying the podcast boom that's been happening this year. It's my favorite medium, and I probably subscribe to more than 30. It's gonna be a lot more by next year. I actually don't like it. The market is flooded with what is basically weekly talk shows, people doing "edgy" versions of SNL and other ways for people to pimp whatever thing they are releasing soon, it pushes the people who are trying to do shows without a big name attached to them out of the top lists on podcasting networks, removing them from the public eye.
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Dec 8, 2010 18:06
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Conrad_Birdie posted:Five. FIVE of Kevin Smith's shows made it to Itune's best podcasts of the year list. Jesus Christ. I can't find the list. I'm assuming Smodcast, Hollywood Babble-On, Jay and Silent Bob Get Old. What else? The only other ones I can think of is Plus One, Highlands and Live at Smodcastle, but those are rarely updated and Plus One is just new.
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Dec 9, 2010 19:46
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webster876 posted:Very very funny so far. Nobody super recognizable so far, though, but I'm liking it a lot. A podcast without a celebrity who has at the very least been on TV? Can you even CALL it a podcast at that point?
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Dec 17, 2010 20:31
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Majorian posted:The reason why nobody liked your favorite podcast isn't because it didn't have celebrities on it. What? Everyone like's Uhh Yeah Dude, and it has two celebrities, son of Night Court actor John Larroquette, Jonathan Larroquette and Britney Spear's co-star in Crossroads Seth Romatelli.
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Dec 17, 2010 20:35
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Dammit. I like Tell 'em Steve Dave, but I wanted UYD to win Peoples Choice. Didn't Jah said he'd quit the show if they didn't win it? Aww, I wish Astronomycast won in the Science category. On top of being an interesting podcast, their names are Fraiser Cane and Pamela Gay. CharlesWillisMaddox fucked around with this message at 05:13 on Dec 19, 2010 |
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Dec 19, 2010 05:08
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i mean cmon posted:The thing that's starting to get to me about Comedy podcasts is that it feels like there is a limited community of comedians interested in it and you end up hearing them on every podcast. Stuff You Should Know I highly recommend, it's not a comedy podcast but the hosts are really funny. I've never heard The Complete Guide but it sounds similar, twice a week they talk about some random subject, either pop culture, history or some concept. Last weeks episodes were How The Black Death Worked and How Bartering Works.
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Feb 15, 2011 16:32
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nemoulette posted:To be fair, 262 being the end or not, I kind of feel that Jonathan has been kind of unenthusiastic and gloomy for the last almost 100 episodes or so, compared to the golden days. Really? He seems just as pumped to be doing the show as he always has. At least to me. What makes you think that? Maybe it's because he's eating meat and watching TV now?
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Mar 2, 2011 23:57
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redz posted:Jah-nathan's poetry is the best feature of any podcast ever. Also, gently caress Florida. "...fear not the vulture children.." Seth: What the gently caress are vulture children!?
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Mar 22, 2011 00:03
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bananasinpajamas posted:I feel UYD should have its own thread. What a creepy....universe that is. I agree, it is by far the best podcast out there.
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Mar 24, 2011 00:17
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I've been listening to UYD since about 2007, and every year since then I usually go back at the end of the year and listen to all those shows from that year, I just got done listening to 2010s shows and it's awesome because when I'm listening to those episodes, I randomly get flashbacks of poo poo I was doing last year while listening to those episodes. I also want to recommend Stuff You Should Know again, not a comedy podcast but the hosts are really funny. edit: I guess I should describe it. Every tuesday and thursday a new episode is released, which is a 30-40 minute rundown of varied topics like "How Castles Work", "How Muppets Work" or "How Reincarnation Works". It's not just two guys talking out their asses about random things, they actually do their homework and usually base them off articles their co-workers at howstuffworks.com have written. CharlesWillisMaddox fucked around with this message at 01:15 on Mar 24, 2011 |
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Mar 24, 2011 01:08
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SexHaver1978 posted:Does anyone that enjoys UYD enjoy any other podcast? Before discovering UYD near the beginning of last year I didn't listen to podcasts and din't care what they were or whatever. Everything I read just sounds terrible compared to UYD. They also managed to pull off a live show that actually worked, I can't see many other podcasts even doing that You Look Nice Today is probably the closest.
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Mar 31, 2011 02:24
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When Johnathan told Seth in this weeks UYD that he's "down with that little fool" when talking about Justin Bieber cracked me up.
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Jun 13, 2011 02:18
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I like Chris Hardwick, he always seems so genuinely happy. I don't care if he gushes over celebrities, name drops or talks about himself. At least he's not screaming, ranting or hosting a lovely show where you rush your guests so you can play a dumb game while talking about how much you smoke pot. He even mentioned in one of the hostful episodes "If you hear someone name dropping or mentioning themselves, it's Chris Hardwick."
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Jun 22, 2011 13:28
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I've been disappointed with Sick & Wrong lately. I was worried Dee moving to LA and the show going to Skype was going to affected the show. It did for a bit and now they seem comfortable with doing it. Just now it seems Lance is out of the country every other week and we get some lovely interview instead. If a mod is reading this, would you mind if I or someone better made a Serious Podcast Megathread?
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Jun 25, 2011 17:37
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xo7hqvKJaos&feature=feedu Patton Oswalt is in today's 5SecondFilm. It's podcast related because he is and would be a good guest on anything, and he's one guy who should actually have a podcast.
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Jul 8, 2011 00:10
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I started listening to My Brother, My Brother and Me after hearing about it in this thread, didn't read much else and started listening. It's funny, but MAN all three of them are trying so hard to be Seth from UYD.CommunistMojo posted:Nerdist linked Tod Glass hosted podcast.....Hardwick you beautiful bastard. Whats this mean? I know what Nerdist, Todd Glass and Hardwick all refer to, but it doesn't make much sense.
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Jul 13, 2011 23:13
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I've listened to all of Uhh Yeah Dude, Sick & Wrong, Smodcast, Tell 'em Steve Dave, Jay and Silent Bob Get Old, Hollywood Babble-On, The Nerdist, Judge John Hodgman, Skeptoid, Stuff You Missed In History Class, My Brother My Brother and Me, Stuff You Should Know and You Look Nice Today. I've started on Lou Reads, but other then that I don't have anything else to listen to but new shows as they come, I also like to hop back and forth between podcasts while I listen to them and I can already tell Lou Reads is going to be one I can't stomach for very long at one time. Any suggestions? Nothing on Earwolf or MaxFun. edit: Yes, I listen to a lot of podcasts. It what happens when you listen with an earbud in one ear for 8-10 hours a day, 5 days a week for 4 years.
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Aug 10, 2011 00:01
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Wait, the Mike in "Mike and Tom Eat Snacks" is Michael Ian Black? I would have listened to it ages ago if I knew that.Coco13 posted:I don't see Superego or the Pod F Tomkast. Why is that? I love Paul F Tompkins, but for some reason I just stopped listening to it a few weeks in. Superego I never heard of but it sounds interesting so I'm grabbing that as well.
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Aug 10, 2011 05:08
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Ah, didn't know the Ross Kids was a gooncast, I'll add it to my list. Thoughts on the ones recommended to me: Smartest Man Alive: It's Greg Proops being Greg Proops (awesome). Whats not to love? Mike and Tom Eat Snacks: I could listen to Michael Ian Black talk about anything, so this is perfect. Tom also sounds like John Stewart. Lou Reads: I don't understand how someone can say things so disgusting and vile but still remain perfectly sane, charismatic and well spoken. Caustic Soda: From what I heard I like it, but one guy speaks into the mic and the other guy stands six feet from the mic, hard to listen in a shop where grinders and poo poo are going off all day. Complete Guide to Everything: Hilarious. Reminds me of UYD if they did it differently. Superego: The description I read didn't make this out to be some character show. Also started downloading Walking The Room, and will to the Ross Kids soon.
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Aug 11, 2011 23:50
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Throatwarbler posted:Both Who Charted and How did this get made are sort of hit and miss for me, especially Who Charted because I don't know or care about a lot their guests, but the latest Who Charted with Paul Scheer really hit it out of the park. I don't like How Did This Get Made because they bring up the dumbest little points and EXAGGERATE how THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND WHATS GOING ON!!!
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Aug 13, 2011 00:02
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Who listens to the Ricky Gervais show for Ricky Gervais?
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Aug 14, 2011 22:02
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F.F. Woodycooks posted:I really hope John Hodgman comes back to the Best Show soon. I know he has a new book coming out Whaaaaaaaaat? Is that why there hasn't been a new episode? Is it the third part of his book or a different one?
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Aug 16, 2011 22:37
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caveman thug poo poo posted:I haven't had as much time to listen to podcasts lately so the only one I've made time for is MBMBaM. I'm never disappointed with them. My enjoyment of them greatly increased when I was able to accept that all three of them want to be Seth from UYD, and thats fine because he's awesome. Lately, I've been looking forward to the new Hollywood Babble-On and MBMBAM.
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Aug 17, 2011 22:57
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The Complete Guide To Everything is quickly becoming one of my favorite podcasts. A few times it's made me bust out laughing. Most memorable was when they were talking about trying to look cool in front of teenagers. Or when they tried to see how long they could hold their breath (That's the one thing they tell you not to do in broadcasting school, "Never see how long you can hold your breath!" Also, does anyone who listens to Sick & Wrong and The Complete Guide To Everything find it odd how similar the hosts are? Just their voices, I guess. Tim/Lance especially.
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Aug 26, 2011 04:55
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gently caress, every time Tim in Complete Guide To Everything starts talking about how scary horses are, I started cracking up, just the phrase "a horse going NUTS" makes me laugh. I've also been enjoying Caustic Soda a great deal. It reminds me of either Sick & Wrong done by the hosts of Stuff You Should Know, or Stuff You Should Know hosted by the guys from Sick & Wrong.
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Sep 3, 2011 19:25
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-Atom- posted:I guess when Joe Rogan gets his studio up and running he's hiring a booking agent for guests. It's probably help a lot for getting different more well known guests, like ones he doesn't know or can't just tweet asking if they want to come on his podcast in the middle of the week.
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I finished The Complete Guide to Everything and right now I rank it up there with UYD as my favorite podcast. Part that made me unexpectedly burst out in laughing was when they ended one of the segments with Tim (I think) suddenly saying to Tom "Did you just loving wink at me?" "No." *music cuts in*Ruggan posted:I am amazed that the last three pages contain no mention of Uhh Yeah Dude. This thread got me into this podcast - it's hilarious, and probably my favorite podcast. I feel like I have to give back a little, so here are a few clips to get you started: Unfortunately, everyone in this thread seems obsessed with CDR and the like. I never felt UYD ever fell off, it's just doing the show for 5, 6 years you're going to have a period of off shows. The one recently where Seth is telling the story of the kid who got in two plane crashes was one of the strongest in years.
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Sep 12, 2011 13:00
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Why was TCGTE even in the contest? It's not a skit show or a morning zoo show. It's like the worst possible fit for that network.
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Sep 14, 2011 16:28
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Civil posted:Every Mohr Stories episode must start with a 5-minute skip. Do all the Kevin Smith podcasts have that much poo poo tacked on to them? Most of them, but it's obscenely easy just to fast forward it a couple minutes to the beginning of the actual show. A lot of times when people host things on the internet, it costs money and a lot of times those costs are cancelled out by advertising, either for your live shows or someone else.
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Sep 27, 2011 23:04
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Fil5000 posted:I think the issue is that sticking a five minute dingleberry of ads at the start will probably cause a lot of people to turn off and not bother downloading them again. I certainly can't be bothered trying any of the smodcast stuff now I know there's five minutes of ads at the start of every one. Are people really that sensitive to ads on free entertainment It's five minutes of easily skipable ads. How tough is it for you to watch TV? They have like 7 minutes of unskipable ads spread throughout AND you have to pay for it. What about magazines or newspapers? Do you get angry and put it down when you open the page and on the first page is an ad that you can skip, knowing that there will be about 50 other ads? Peter North posted:An even better reason would be there is literally nothing else even remotely good on Smodcast. Being a fan of Kevin Smith is a phase that goons have outgrown I like how because you don't like something, you're the "grown up" one for not liking it. Besides, SModcast is great for Scott, Hollywood Babbleon is great for Ralph, JASB Get Old is great for Jay. Kevin is the worst thing about his own shows.
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Sep 29, 2011 13:07
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graventy posted:I've probably said it before elsewhere, and I know it makes me an rear end in a top hat, but I really found the Smodcast buildup to the release of Zach and Miri Make a Porno and then the aftermath hilarious. He said plenty of times it's insane for him to be upset about it. Everyone kept hyping it up to him that this movie was going to do huge. So he started getting his hopes up and then when it did pretty poorly, it hit him pretty hard. I think when you put so much into a movie and to have to fall short when you were expecting so much, of course it's gotta be tough on you. He also mentioned that it eventually became his highest grossing movie, which he also thinks its ridiculous. He still makes fun of himself for Mallrats, Jersey Girl and Cop Out anyways. Kevin Smith bashers get more worked up over him being bummed about the box office then he did himself.
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Sep 30, 2011 23:35
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soggybagel posted:Or maybe its the part where he gets super defensive about all his works like claiming critics didn't understand Cop Out. You're forgetting he's literally one aspect (getting a movie career at 20) away from being one of those dorks who post on IMDB, that's why I tend to forget all the goony things he says when he's talking to people outside of his little world. cioxx posted:I love it when Podcasts try to apply terrestrial radio formula to the medium. It's so adorable. I don't know, it's gotta be working for Audible and Adam&Eve. Dee from Sick & Wrong has mentioned he's seen numbers from their promo code on Adam & Eve and Audible and was surprised how many sales there were.
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Oct 1, 2011 12:12
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Were they actually melt downs? Or were they just a director defending a movie he made from critics that didn't like it and you didn't like that?
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nemoulette posted:I am pretty sure he made a big tirade about that critics are worthless and why should anyone get to judge a movie other than the fans and that he will not screen his movies for the press from now on for free. The general reception of his little speech was that it is interesting to note that he didnt mind whenever the critics really loved his movies. Like I said, one step away from being an IMDB commentator. Despite being a huge fan, I don't follow him on twitter for that exact reason. He's over it by now though, Cop Out is his new whipping post over Jersey Girl.
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