Yeah, and I'm sure NBC doesn't pay the staff to hang around all summer writing sketches. Maybe they get an extra couple of weeks beforehand to work on the premiere. But the individual writers themselves are more than likely off working on their spec scripts about sassy robot sitcoms and the like.

Is that a Highlander thing?

Have to admit though it's really low key for a sci-fi show. Three seasons in and Bridgette Nyborg hasn't even shown us her borg parts.

Why would anyone program a robot with Paul Stanley's speech impediment?

Holy shit x2.

I'd heard of them, but that's only because my mama does dance and my father rock and rolls.

DID YOU JUST CALL ME CHICKEN? WHY I OUGHT TO—

I'd love to see the Jacksons kick off the Victory Tour at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.

They're basically the Stranglers, right?

Holy shit. Thank you.

Look, man. Some of us like movie popcorn and have the cash to spend so we spend it. We're there to enjoy the experience of being at the movies, the popcorn is part of it, why not just shut up and let us enjoy it?

I assume it's because doing a quick English dub and sending it out with a press kit is gonna get a lot publicity, like we're seeing here.

Yeah, I would think the network that brought us Sabado Gigante would have more creative integrity than this. Maybe it's those bigwigs at Goya who demanded it, who knows.

Of course there's plenty of fart jokes. This show is based on Chaucer.

"Bastards of Young" is a great song and an even better video. If you don't like that, you probably won't care.

I think the "Best" serves a purpose, in saying "hey, check this podcast out" to new listeners or starting the conversation in the comments about stuff we liked this week. I don't think the "Rest" is necessary, hell it might even be a disservice, especially with something like NNF, MBMBaM or The Best Show where even in…

It would be totally unfair if dead parents could manipulate games of chance. I mean, some of us don't even HAVE dead parents.

That boy's bike bar may make the bike more rigid, but think how many millions of testicles it's bruised over the last 150-odd years.

Let's not? Gentlemen Broncos is almost the definition of "secret success" and could use some re-evaluation.

Try the movie "Boogie Woogie." Oh, it's complete bullshit, sure, but it's British at least.