That's exactly how I watched it way back when and I enjoyed it just fine.  There were a few points that I didn't understand, but you can gloss over those parts without much problem.

I tried it a while back and found there to be so much unfunny stuff that it wasn't worth wading through to get to the good stuff.  Maybe I'll give it another try at some point, but I haven't been inspired to give it another go and/or haven't gotten bored with the other podcasts I listen to yet.

It's beginning to appear that I was the only person who found the Paul F. Tompkins x 3 episode of DLM boring.  I love Paul F. Tompkins normally, it just seemed like a ton of work for him and it got repetitive.

I'm a pretty big Tim and Eric fan and I was worried about this episode, but they made it work.  The only problem for me was the times that Scott jumped in during the popcorn.com bits.  Tim and Eric just built up so much steam on their own that anyone stepping in would have slowed down their flow.  All in all though, a…

There's a real Dr. Bronner??  To google!

That's already part of Firefly Appreciation Week

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I've actually never considered Bran a potential rider.  He's a greenseer, which if I remember correctly is as rare among Wargs as Wargs are among regular people.  And even then they have to be trained.  No, I think Bran's story's going to deal with the Three-Eyed Crow…

I'd agree on Justin.  I'd even say that, at least in the early going, he only becomes stern and angry when people are trying to get in the way of what he feels is his mission from God.  Remove the dark clothing and, ya know, the evil, and someone who sought to build a church for the migrants against opposition from…

It has not been easy.  Thankfully I saw the first season so long ago that I don't remember much of it, but I've read the wiki entry.  So although I know the major story beats I don't remember specific episodes.  It's made the rewatch totally worth it, but I want to skip ahead so bad.

I doubt it would get the readership, but I'd read the fuck out of a episode by episode interview with him (like was done for Louis, Parks n Rec, etc.)

I also found it strange that the dying woman decided to rattle off the nature of Ben's powers, only to be interrupted by the sheriff before she could go into more detail.  I suppose it fits into the idea that Ben was fitting into the role that was laid out to him, but because he had lived with those powers his whole…

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SPOILERS THROUGH BOOK 5!

What about Hudson Hawk?

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You mean the Duskendale (sp?) uprising?  My understanding was that Tywin refused to storm the gates because Dontos' father (was it his father?) threatened to kill Aryes if he attacked, and that it was Barristan that stuck in and saved Aryes, who then spared the child who…

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In Die Hard?

SPOILERS FROM BOOK 4+
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SPOILERS!