So I'm four years late with my comments. Big deal.

Yeah, what the hell was up with that? It was nearly indistinguishable from "Cut Your Hair"(?). Full disclosure: I entertained the notion that Pavement actually "borrowed" that riff, and not the other way around.

Did you guys kill your mom?

I don't know where you started with MBMBaM, but episodes 20-100 were transcendent (as much as a podcast can be.). I'd recommend new listeners start there, but it seems like you're already on-board, so happy listening.

Also loved that he referenced what his character would or wouldn't like while the show was going on.

My first instinct is that he was talking about FFIII (FFVI), since that's the most popular of the old games, but I suppose it's been in most of them since.

He also dropped a sick Final Fantasy reference. Something about the Meteor spell.

Fair enough.

Well, I'll fully admit that "Hey Jude" is one of the greatest songs of its kind, but 17-year-old Moses ruined it for the rest of us.

Y'know, I always thought so.

Ob-La-Di is the perfect candidate for this list. Great song. I'll never listen to it on purpose ever again.

I'm right there with you, but judging by the comments here, we're the minority. I really don't get it.

Hey, c'mon people. This isn't "Dogshit Beatles Songs from 'All you Need is Love' to 'Yellow Submarine,'" it's "The Most Skippable…"

Well, does any of us have the time to type out Julia Louis-Dreyfus? It's a lot to ask.

This is why coaches in the NFL have such boilerplate answers about certain things. Boring? Yes, but it stops stuff like this from gaining traction before it ever starts.

You don't think it's a bit rude for an actress from a billion-dollar background saying something like "Don't you just want to kill her off?" about a bit player?

Yeah, Julia is the one who ends up looking like the seaward in this situation. They were all up their own asses at that point in the show, it sounds like.

Maybe I'm a simpleton, but I never did find the joke in that song. Is there one?

Wow, it isn't represented as a "rumor" so much as an "open secret in comedy circles." What a piece of sh_t.

"I am Queens Boulevard."