Yes, it's a shame about Ray.

SPLETT

In 2000, Halle Berry had just starred in the role that would win her an Emmy and a Golden Globe when X-Men came out. How do you classify her as "a supporting actress from the live-action Flintstones"??

I honestly thought this title meant that Hulu had CGI'd out Jerry's computer in all of the episodes, Spielberg-style.

He's the captain now!

Overly-long introduction and all!

The Pod F. Tompkast was the best podcast in the business, bar none. I know the thing must have been a logistical nightmare to put together and yes, it was free and I am therefore not ENTITLED to it. But I can't help but whine about it every time PFT is brought up because damn was it good.

$$$$

WTF?

Pretty sure that's a typo, but I would watch the shit out of "We Bout A Zoo."

beg to differ. recess was a breath of fresh air at skidmore (at least when I was there, which is the same time TJ was there). what you call "objectionable" was actually interesting, aggressive comedy.

Also, on the subject of great endings:

*veggieback

Louis as Errol Morris
I'd love to see a full interview of that old (British?) actress by Louis. The minute-long clip at the end of the episode was charming.

In college improv comedy world, we called it a "cut to". But I agree, Stan Daniels is the wrong term here.

You don't see the royal we used much on the internet. Good show old chaps.

Tell them to sell their condo and start renting now.

…her?

stuffy lawyer comment
even the biggest baddest law firms don't make lawyers wear their suits when they come in on the weekend.

mislabeled
"doing a show at the UCB theater" is not the same as being a "former UCB performer." here is the approved list of people that can be described as "UCB performers":
amy pohler
matt walsh
matt besser
ian roberts
horatio sanz
adam mckay
rick roman
the guy from the logo