Wait, so Corpsefucker Shitlord is a real guy?

They didn't spend much time on it this past week.

Well, it wasn't Dr.-Bronner-episode-bad, but it was disappointing, and irritating in a way that few CBBs have been.

The consensus seems to be that CO is one of the better newcomers, so I don't know where you're getting that from.

It's good that Cody got it all on camera.

Yeah, Stars needed to shut the f*ck up.

I like Tig, but she's where bits go to die.

I don't know why you think it's all about nostalgia. Most of my all-time favorite games are from the 360/PS3 generation — even with regard to other RPGs. With the FF Series, it's exactly the opposite, and it seems to be that way for a lot of people. I know it's pretty easy to dismiss it as nostalgia, but there are…

Well, it doesn't end with music and story…those are just the easiest to quantify.

The things that made FFVI (which I would argue is the actual pinnacle of the genre) and IV-IX great — like memorable music and a story that wasn't incomprehensible bullshit — just plain aren't around anymore.

Maybe it isn't quite the same, but I had five solid laughs during "Ladders. " It's already well ahead of Arrested Development S4.

(Fast Drive)

"I gotta get to the fight faster!"

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He actually had a few genuinely funny moments.

Hey, if guy had any part of putting together this line-up, then he has my thanks. This was a top-fiver for sure.

He WAS good!

I don't know if it's Sean or Hayes, but one of them am always mixing up verb tense. It seems to catch a lot of guests off-guard.

You're right about Hollywood — Tinseltown, some call it — being an easy target, but no one does it quite like Sean and Hayes.

F*ckin' love Hollywood Handbook. Based on pure bit saturation, it's far and away the craziest podcast I listen to.