I listen to a ton of excellent podcasts not covered on Podmass that are funnier than half the stuff covered on here. I get the focus on comedy podcasts, but there are comedy podcasts that aren't filled with LA comedians… With that said, I like the column and realise they have their limitations, they can't listen to…

I really like this movie. How much of that has to do with pure nostalgia, I don't know and don't care.

I forgot about that. Yeah, that made me laugh so much I had to pause the podcast while jogging on a treadmill. I might've had too high expectations.

The Sharknado episode of HDTGM was the first time I specifically watched a bad movie to listen to an episode.

As a person from a Nordic country who's visited a bunch of neighbouring Scandinavian countries, the Swedish staff member's comment about Oslo made me laugh so fucking hard, and then that sandwich wrapper was just the cherry on top.

There's just too much goddamn money spent on marketing - which is true, and the central crux of Soderbergh's speech, as I understood it. Would it have really killed Iron Man 3's box office if they hadn't flown Goop and RDJ to every country on the planet on a megalomaniac press tour?

It's not impossible, though I agree it's not easy.

It hasn't even released in some countries yet so there's still money out there.

I had the same thing; not much weight loss (and disappointment accompanying it) but just feeling better, feeling probably less exhausted and getting hungry less.

It Happened One Night is the perfect romcom to me. I watch it like three times a year.

Jeeeesus.

My favourite food blog. Her salads provide me with so much inspiration.

Sounds amazing.

Only in Arrested Development!

I wish HDTGM was a strong enough podcast to warrant an unconditional recommendation from me to my friends, so that I could regularly reference that brilliant "explanation hope" meme from a few weeks' ago.

I was shocked to the core of my being when I saw that instead of the generally unattractive but smart mental image I had of him was false and instead he turned out to be a dapper silver fox.

Ah, the good old "you spent a decent chunk of your free time doing something I consider nerdy and pointless without having an understanding of it so therefore you have no life" insult. Matt Mira, I have no opinion of you because I don't listen to a single Nerdist-related thang, but I absolutely loathe this kind of…

For being the girl who everybody mostly knows as "her?", Ann pulled a pretty great feat by doing a real life version of Wonder's "everybody's gay now!" illusion, as the Narrator noted.

Thank god the integrity of my favorite reality TV, pro wrestling, remains flawless.

I love that I knew this was the clip you were posting before clicking on it.