I think it's a different 'P' word.

@avclub-21a8615938a206d4311a58a53ad8890e:disqus It's from "Wanted" the (good?) comic book, not the (shitty?) movie.

I wish you had said Fred Willard.

I think my favorites have been those with multiple guests, like the Gospel authors and the Brothers Grimm. Those episodes have more of the improv playfulness that I love, whereas the weakest episodes can just sound like a Wikipedia recitation.

Not soon enough!

To answer you honestly, I was really hoping everyone would join in and we cold do the entire bit. I love Kristen Schaal and Kurt Braunohler and this song is basically on a constant loop in my head.

You can just jump in anywhere, but some of the dynamics take a while to understand. For example, on CBB Scott usually seems to do this anti-interviewer bit where he will follow the least interesting thread of every conversation. If you don't like that some of the episodes can be non-starters. I listen to DLM as a…

There was also a new Dead Authors Podcast today. I can't remember if podmass covers that one, but it was a really good episode.

Look at her dance…

Look deep into my eyes, @avclub-94d8526a5fae933806f65b8a0f49301a:disqus .

At least he got to see the rock doc Jack the Giant Slayer Fan that was released earlier this year.

He needs to go on Brian Posehn's Dungeons and Dragons podcast.

You ALL still have Franco!

That "off-screen" link is delicious. 

Furnished? 

@avclub-75e43c12ef9f1cfdaeae92ca6fa90640:disqus So I just looked up Lord Haw Haw. That is a fascinating story, and a real deep cut from the WWII playlist. Sometimes my AV Club reading actually pays off with real knowledge. Huh.

What's the time? Time to get ill!

Did you hold for a freeze frame?

Looks like I'm Out-schwitz of time here, folks, but I'm not Hermann Göring without a fight!

Maybe it's just me, but for me, The Beatles are among the greatest rock acts of the 20th century.