Shameless self-promotion (well, a little shame): I'm doing a podcast called Only 90s Kids with a good friend. We're going through the 1990s month by month, talking about pop culture, etc.

He went a few episodes without using it at all. He's definitely stopped doing it as much.

Them playing the songs and asking Todd Glass if it was U2 was my favorite moment of podcasting ever.

I think that PenIs Mightier is the Anthony Crispino character from SNL.

I4H seems to have a very different guest list than most Earwolf shows in general.

I just redownloaded the episode because I missed the easter egg.

It got weird when Walsh started talking about how he believes conspiracy theories and then it became apparent that he was not joking.

…until Brendon Walsh brought it to a screeching halt.

I use Beyondpod on the Android. Love it.

Maybe if he just showed up for like 15 minutes, he'd be fine. Because he loses interest after that.

Never Not Funny. Everything else is second-best.

He hasn't been on CBB since 2012, according to the Earwolf page. He was on I4H every few months up until 2014.

I laughed out loud in giddiness when it happened.

I'm guessing getting Tina Fey, Julia Louis Dreyfuss and Patricia Arquette's schedules to line up was pretty difficult.

but what about compared to Raising Hope?

C+? The best grade possible?

The John Wayne line made me laugh out loud more than I have at almost anything this season.

To be fair, there isn't a TV show or movie in this world that wouldn't be made better with a little Phil Hartman.

Well, the show wasn't a Netflix show when this episode was created. In fact, all the episodes were done shooting before it was even sold.

I dunno, but U Talkin' U2 To Me became a super popular podcast and half of it is just naming the four members of U2.