It's still available to listen to on Stitcher as of this moment.

I also love Le Carre, but I'm not sure that Gansa stating Le Carre's work will be an inspiration for S3 is a positive sign. It might just mean an entire season of 'who's the mole?'.

I also love Le Carre, but I'm not sure that Gansa stating Le Carre's work will be an inspiration for S3 is a positive sign. It might just mean an entire season of 'who's the mole?'.

I agree he can be very funny (reading back my first comment it seems much more negative than I intended it to be), but I do think he's been kind of in a rut comedically in recent years.

I agree he can be very funny (reading back my first comment it seems much more negative than I intended it to be), but I do think he's been kind of in a rut comedically in recent years.

At this point isn't Kindler as hacky as the topics and people he mocks? He brings up the exact same targets every podcast appearance - atheism, Jay Leno, Dane Cook, Bill Maher etc. without anything new or funny to add.

At this point isn't Kindler as hacky as the topics and people he mocks? He brings up the exact same targets every podcast appearance - atheism, Jay Leno, Dane Cook, Bill Maher etc. without anything new or funny to add.

The worst thing Chris Morris has ever done > anything anyone else has ever done.

The worst thing Chris Morris has ever done > anything anyone else has ever done.

I'm also re-watching Chris Morris' Jam at the moment. It's much funnier this time around. When it first came out I was 14 - freaked me out but I was fascinated with it. I still have nightmares about 'The Gush' -

I'm also re-watching Chris Morris' Jam at the moment. It's much funnier this time around. When it first came out I was 14 - freaked me out but I was fascinated with it. I still have nightmares about 'The Gush' -

If he wasn't all torturey and rapey keeping his daughter locked up is a very sympathetic character note, just like Herschel refusing to believe they were irredeemable monsters and trapping them in the barn.

If he wasn't all torturey and rapey keeping his daughter locked up is a very sympathetic character note, just like Herschel refusing to believe they were irredeemable monsters and trapping them in the barn.

I'm hoping the scientist becomes a part of Rick's crew. I'm not sure how complicit he is in the governor's diabolic plans, plus I liked the actor a lot in Rubicon

I'm hoping the scientist becomes a part of Rick's crew. I'm not sure how complicit he is in the governor's diabolic plans, plus I liked the actor a lot in Rubicon

I hope Rooker's "Are We Having Fun Yet?" was an intentional reference to Party Down.

I hope Rooker's "Are We Having Fun Yet?" was an intentional reference to Party Down.

I really liked the recent one with Yul Kwon talking about Penner. For some reason it makes me happy that they seem to be genuine friends.

I really liked the recent one with Yul Kwon talking about Penner. For some reason it makes me happy that they seem to be genuine friends.

We Hate Movies has much better actual movie discussion but I still prefer The Flophouse.