The live audience loved her, as they do every time. She's polarizing to the listeners, but it's not like she's gonna win LMG and then return the next week. Having her on once a year or so (especially a festival she curates) shouldn't kill anyone.

Yeah, I'm not a fan of phoning or Skyping in, so I just had the guys come to my hotel room when I was in NYC recently. Thanks for listening!

The only people in the room were the two "Star Wars Minute" guys and me.

Thanks, SC, but Pardo"s exquisite appearance on the LA Podfest show will DLM back in "The Best" next week. Unless GK doesn't like the music of the band Chicago.

I'll just be over here, overreacting. Everyone loves being called a douche! He probably just misspelled my name, right? Anyway, be sure to check out my new show GETTING DOUCHE WITH HIGH.

I hope you're not losing sleep at night over this.

HDS did not spit in my face (the only guest to ever do that was TJ MIller, and that was involuntary) and he did not have a bad time. He didn't understand what was going on during a lot of it, but that could be said about many of my guests, and they don't have the excuse of being 87 years old. I went out with him and…

CLUE is not funny. And I should know, because I've been not funny plenty of times myself.

While I don't think THE INFORMANT! is a bad movie, it just doesn't work for me, in fact I found it downright irritating. And if course I went in with high hopes (pun intended) because the reviews were so good and I absolutely love about half of Soderbergh's work.

Geoff Tate was hilarious on that show. Wonka is not a comedian but he's an interesting character and a friend. Graham's whistling did get to me that day. But the live audience ate it up with a spork!

Brendon

And to be clear - don't get me wrong! - playing video games for hours on end was a waste of time for ME. And thanks for your clarification below, Purple Aki, and for giving everyone the green light to live their lives they way they want to.

Thanks, I'm not used to a guest getting that serious on the show. Except for when Graham talks about gluten-free foods.

Thanks for noticing.

Many people love movies and don't turn it into a salable product. I like video games, don't get me wrong, but looking back I could've done things that are more productive. You can learn a lot of things from movies. All you learn from a video game is how to do well at that video game. And to your other point, you can…

I appreciated that he saved those rants for the end of the show.

As he explained on the podcast, It was just one of the reasons she said no.

Your enthusiasm is appreciated.

And thanks for the comment below, UOF.

While I don't know Patrick Moote well enough to know his movie acumen, when the Sasquatch category got chosen, I had a feeling neither Graham nor Michael would have any idea what the answer was.