My dark, violent thoughts about Milo seem positively hinged in comparison

This here's another one of those guys where you can't really say what you wanna say about them without people thinking you're unhinged

he's singlehandedly doing far more to advance leftist causes than the entire Democratic Party

it's almost to the point where I'm starting to think this guy is an actor paid by…someone…to be a cartoonishly evil figure of hate for the proles to be focused on, Emmanuel Goldstein-style. occam's razor says he's just a loudmouthed piece of shit who needs to have his teeth kicked in, though

agreed, unironically

There are some people who inspire certain thoughts in me that a year ago I never thought I would have, and that I can't really fully describe without getting put on a list. Suffice it to say that this guy brings the French Revolution to mind

got my vote

are we STILL doing the anti-moist thing?

I still love JW but I'm glad to know there's at least one other Gino hater out there

Agreed on the baseball episodes for sure but I think #51 Michael Malloy is their best ever episode, especially if you already know where the story goes. Also the Cereal Men live episode with Patton Oswalt, Oofty Goofty, Charles Guiteau, Boston Corbett, and The Kentucky Meat Shower are all great.

I got Howl for the paywall episodes of Superego and I haven't looked back. I'll download the Scott/Jeff one, haven't heard that yet

Yeah, same, I couldn't get into HH at first, I'm so tired of the "ironic clueless arrogant Hollywood insider" schtick that Tim Heidecker and Jake Fogelnest both do and I thought that was what HH was gonna be. Then they did an episode with Paul F. Tompkins where they basically did their own version of Spontaneanation…

Yeah, I know Harmon has a reputation for being, I guess unpleasant is the word for it, but he's super balanced out by not being the guy in charge of the adventure, just being one of the adventurers. There's not really any time he gets abrasive. Plus Matt Gourley is in one of the episodes, and his presence in a thing…

Same. It's the best live performance of any kind that I've ever been to

"Kay Jewelers In a Mall" was like that for me. Didn't stand out at first but I went back to listen to some of Colleen Smith's older episodes and it just clicked for me. I think Alice Wetterlund is one of the best guest interviewee/improv participants they've ever had.

Savannah GA, Rented Cabin in the Mountains, Student Lounge at Performing Arts High School, and Houston's Restaurant in Houston Texas are my favorites, I think. Haven't gotten to the improv part of today's but if it's in that tier I'm gonna be very happy

The beautiful island of Italy!

I tried watching Bajillion Dollar Properties, it seemed like it'd be right up my alley since every comedian I like has been on it and all of the people on that show are some of my favorite CBB and Spont performers, but I got about 3 minutes into the first episode and I just couldn't take it.

The Best Show Bests are kind of frustrating to me because I can never remember if the call is one I've already heard during the actual show. I guess at this point they mostly wouldn't be, though, since I'm a solid year behind. Still, I'm an annoying completionist so I think I'll just have to go through each episode…

i can't bring myself to do that yet, i'm clinging to the delusion that i'll catch up. i wish there was a sub-podcast that was just the Wurster calls so I could just listen to that. I don't necessarily need the sound collages or 90 minutes of dudes calling in and getting yelled at every week.