It hasn't been the same since John Candy died.

It hasn't been the same since John Candy died.

It probably seems familiar because it's a familiar (and fair) criticism of the show. I remember laughing at this week's ep, but I don't remember any specific goofs, making for what I would consider a very average week (but still better than most podcasts) for the brothers.

It probably seems familiar because it's a familiar (and fair) criticism of the show. I remember laughing at this week's ep, but I don't remember any specific goofs, making for what I would consider a very average week (but still better than most podcasts) for the brothers.

Howard's line comparing formless dream-pop songs to the abortion debate ("When does a song become a song?") absolutely deserved to be in the line of the week. Great ep.

Howard's line comparing formless dream-pop songs to the abortion debate ("When does a song become a song?") absolutely deserved to be in the line of the week. Great ep.

What do you have against Mary Stuart Masterson?

What do you have against Mary Stuart Masterson?

AND it made me feel like a racise asshole for not seeing it coming.

AND it made me feel like a racise asshole for not seeing it coming.

I loved that bit…a nice twist on a familiar trope, complete with other American girls there to laugh at her for falling for it.

I loved that bit…a nice twist on a familiar trope, complete with other American girls there to laugh at her for falling for it.

I kept saying "No! No! I live over THERE!"

I kept saying "No! No! I live over THERE!"

I don't know if the episode is particularly strong, but watching Steve back-up dance his way around the house in fingerless gloves always makes me chuckle.

I don't know if the episode is particularly strong, but watching Steve back-up dance his way around the house in fingerless gloves always makes me chuckle.

That Roger vs. himself episode is almost high art. Truly brilliant stuff.

That Roger vs. himself episode is almost high art. Truly brilliant stuff.

I just want you to know that I have a cold, and reading that line made me laugh/cough with terrible, painful force.

I just want you to know that I have a cold, and reading that line made me laugh/cough with terrible, painful force.