actually it's only available south of the river. Its not available downtown or anywhere north.

Tallman's done it on Spont, and I think he did it on a live Superego

John Teti killing it in the dead pool this week thanks to Olly's (very satisfying) death

In the "inside the episode" D&D say Karstark was in on it.

I wonder if it's because the characters are in their 30s by the end of the books. If they cast people to play 18 year olds starting college, they would end up having to use hair/makeup or whatever else to show they have aged.

For a short time after the album was announced, Amazon had 30 second previews of the songs on the album page. They got taken down pretty quickly though.

Well if you like Boys Latin then you're in luck, because a bunch of the songs on Painting With have that type of vocal tradeoff

Everyone always forgets the Christmas episode, but last year's really deserves to be included. It had the introduction of Ho-Ho, Neil Campbell's news character (stories about mordor come fifth in the ordor), Mat Besser's little drummer boy song/rant, and PFT and Matt Gourley were great in it.

No, as I mentioned in another comment, it was entirely PFT's choice to connect the characters, he wasn't pushed into that corner at all.
I agree that Manzoukas in particular pushed some of the Dalyverse connections too hard, but in this case it wasn't his or Scott's doing.

You dont have too much to worry about for this episode, I think they only said heynong man a couple times, and it was just to reset.

PFT was the actually the one who connected Witherflower to Mike the Janitor, without any prompting by Scott or Zouks, but then they were the ones who led it down the satanist path, which I wasn't crazy about.

And they were referencing Infinite Jest, because of course they would.

hey, Hello Ladies was pretty good.

Yeah, looking back that has mostly been my experience with the other albums as well, but I think that moment where it clicked happened a little sooner for something like Streethawk or Rubies

This one is really growing on me. During my first couple of listens all the songs sort of bled together and nothing really seemed to stand out, but sometime after that it all clicked into place for me. It's a little less wordy, which I think is what threw me off in the first place, but Bejar still makes those words…

Jessica st Clair said on twitter that it is delayed due to some recording error. I dont know if they lost it completely or what, but hopefully it comes out soon.

Wirt's poetry/clarinet mix tape from Over the Garden Wall is being released (on cassette).

I plan on subscribing when the android app is released, but the old episodes behind a pay wall is kind of a bummer, and I don't really like the way they've tried to justify it. If they just came out and said they wanted to make money off of those episodes that would be a lot better than trying to pretend it's to make…

This is not necessarily specific to this episode, but Zak Orth is criminally underrated. I love how his character is always unreasonably excited about any kind of performance (the musicals, hypnotist, talent show).

Stewart was great in Clouds of Sils Maria and I really liked The Double, Night Moves, Social Network, and Zombieland, but hey, different strokes and all.