That was my biggest disappointment: all of the pictures make it look like it's in the middle of nowhere. Nope, it's right there next to the highway, can't miss it because the gift shop is massive.

Photograph… I'm out.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Matt was the soul of that band. He was also a damn friendly guy. Some friends and I met the band behind the Ogden in Denver back in '97 (I think). Matt was really the only one we could have a conversation with (everyone else was nice but fairly reserved). Also, one of my…

Yeah it was. However, I'm not sure that I'd want to see a second season: the ending of the first was so perfectly depressing that I'm not sure they could match what was done there. On the other hand, it's Bo Burnham and he's scary talented.

Um, dude. If you're ball has another smaller growth on it, that could be cancer. You should really get that checked out.

Yeah, if i want to see something along these lines, I'm just going to go back and watch Bo Burnham's "Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous" again.

Why do we keep trying to make things that aren't cool, cool?

Exactly. This sounds like nothing but bluster to me.

Yeah. Because if he says it, it might happen.

Agree 100%.

That was the point where I realized, "Oh, they don't have enough money to make the show they want to make." It was lame but I didn't find it that detrimental.

My thought exactly.

It's true that we were but I'll still stand behind my praise of that first season. It was very well done. After that it went down the shitter.

I'll be the one to say that I'm fucking psyched for Leslie Jones. She and Kate McKinnon are consistently the best thing about SNL (which is actually saying something as the current cast is the best in years).

Death Grips came back a while ago: they were touring this past spring/summer around when The Powers That B finally came out.

New Jersey?

100% on board with this. VII just came out, I haven't seen it yet but I'm still more excited for VIII. With Brick, Looper and his Breaking Bad episodes on his resume, I'm thoroughly excited to see what he does with Star Wars.

I realize I'm in the minority on this and that a lot of people really like Erin.

So I'm really not a big Dan Harmon fan: I love his work (Community, Rick and Morty) but listening to him talk is not my cup of tea. However, Harmontown is worth a listen because of the supporting cast: Jeff Davis has some great stories and is essentially the show's Id; Spencer Crittenden (the DM) is great when he goes…

Kumail is on so rarely that it's not worth it if that's the reason you want to go back. I still listen because of Jeff, Spencer and Erin not being there.