How could you not like the Two Thumbs and Not Much Else ep of CBB?

Can I request that Paul F. Tompkins week include a pinch of Gourley?

Yes it was!

This is not to impugn you in any way - you're just the messenger - but every single thing about this sentence is insanely juvenile.

From your keyboard to God's ears.

Also something that killed me when re-listening last night was that within about a millisecond of Scott playing "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" Todd was like YES I know this. After all that it took him no time at all to ID a U2 song when actually presented with one.

Adam saying it was one of the greatest moments of his life and he would happily have it go on forever felt completely sincere.

I hope your prostate got the C+ seal of approval.

Thanks for the NNF rec - was trying to figure out what to download for tomorrow's commute.

I don't know what it says about me that my second thought about that whole thing was "Why is Kanye volunteering that he's maybe weird and uptight in bed?"

Comparing a prostate exam to sex is like comparing a pelvic exam to sex! I mean, I assume. I am open, as always, to being wrong.

"Staind Glass" currently being the featured episode on the Earwolf site is confusing me and filling me with melancholy and nostalgia. Come baaaaaaaack.

Yeah but when he was arguing vehemently to keep this one long musical sequence in the show because it's so fun for him, one of the writers was like okay but what about the audience, why do they have to suffer?

His staff seems to be pretty loyal so that tells me everything I need to know about his work style. And yes it's pretty clear that Sona isn't remotely intimidated by him, so I'm guessing the rest of them aren't either.

90% of the fanart on Tumblr is better than that sketch.

Mike Joyce is one Frankenstein-looking motherfucker.

I enjoy that we're coming together here to admit to each other that we think we are clever and awful. Perfect song.

And maybe that "WTF" outcry would've led to people questioning the overall dearth of women in positions of power behind the camera earlier in the life of the Oscars?

I… maybe kind of sort of get where you're coming from, but I also have no idea what it has to do with the quality of performance?

Imagine if they hadn't decided to arbitrarily segregate the acting awards according to sex how few women would've won.