I guess it's not really St. Louis' fault, but ESPN harping on about all that "best fans in the game" nonsense (and a certain portion of Cards fans believing it) really made it easy for people (who previously had no vested interest in disliking STL as a sports town) to gang up on you lot.

FREE JACK KLUGMAN!

Well, sometimes certain deals need a little - let's say - "lubrication" in order to get done.

Wilbon knows a few things, but he does not "know his stuff". Remove the Blackhawks and Capitals from the conversation and watch him flounder more than usual.

No, but they fired his hairstylist, which will actually save more money.

These Stown motherfuckers, actin' like they got the best podcast staff in the world…

As noted elsewhere in this thread, he discussed it on an episode of the podcast Harmontown. I think it's ep #143. If it's not that one, it's his other one, #80.

"WHAAAAAT the hell are these crazy…Googas?! Right? That's what we're gonna call em?"

My original words were a little harsh, I admit - if a person has severe misophonia that really affects them on a
regular basis and/or relates to sounds they have no control over, that sucks and obviously they should not be made to feel weird.

Nice giant leap, Kidkill.

I guess Hardy was being literal when he said that he caught the c*nt.

As someone who skateboarded religiously from 1987-1994, he'll always be a "skater first, actor second" to me.

I always thought Paxton kind of looked like a blonde Alexis Bledel.

Almost every bit from the bar pick-up scene is great, especially Homer's dancing, which the animators - back in those days, at least - were so good at making delightfully odd.

Yeah - it's definitely one of the better eps from season 9

Is…is your friend an indian that turns into a wolf…?

E.P.I.C. F.A.I.L.

Is the "he" in this Santa Claus? Because if so, then I'm even more confused.

I don't love musicals, and I think it's really good. When it comes to the musical parts, some are great (e.g. the first "Settle for Me") and others are perfectly easy to ignore if you're not that into musical parts.

Even before I listened to the ep, I was just happy to see that this happened. As they mentioned, the nugget power hour idea had come up on High & Mighty's last Thanksgiving power hour ep, and I've thought once or twice since then that it would be funny if either H&M or Doughboys actually did it.