Is there a reason 99% Invisible get's covered every week? Do they check what the commenters are talking about?

Dolores sounds exactly like Tom Lennon.

"the Roald Dahl retelling is the most boring segment of the episode. That’s not to say Lucius Dillon isn’t a fine narrator"

Spencer isn’t the most spot-on with her lip syncing, but it doesn’t matter, because she’s Octavia freaking Spencer

Can't wait to see what Paul F. Tompkins is like shit-faced.

Did you put the Beatles and Floyd at the bottom to get people to scroll through the whole list? 'Cause that's what comments are for…..

I love that the Scott's were exactly as nervous meeting U2 as I was talking to them during the live episode and after the concert they saw in L.A. when I took that picture. I'm probably the luckiest U Talkin' U2 To Me? fan on the planet, and was just beaming the whole time listening to this episode. I'm so happy for…

I really hope we get to hear what their fuck styles are.

And Doug Benson.

To be honest I was hoping for a mention. But I'm an idiot.

YES. One of the funniest podcast episodes ever.

The mountains are never dull.

We can forgive, but never forget.

Not enough ZAZZ! or KAPOWZA!

Scorsese was brilliant putting that scene in the documentary. He knew it would melt every Beatles fans heart.

She Said, She Said, Good Day, Sunshine and I Want To Tell you are very skippable imo. What Goes On and Wait are the ones I skip on Rubber Soul.

Piggies is FAR from the worst track on The Beatles. Easily Wild Honey Pie or Revolution No. 9.

The fact most of those songs from the White Album sound like garage improv songs is part of what makes that album great.

I'm not even past J and this is contrarian horse-shit.

Now start doing recaps of No, You Shut Up!