What is this love for "The Descent" all about? My friends and I watched it for last year's Halloween movie marathon, and we all found it laughably bad.

Well, since Simon & Garfunkel WERE unconventional family, why not something about their strained relationship at the end?

Oh, you mean Emperor Chang and his child army didn't do it for you?

Jesus.

Yeah, there were definitely some bright spots, but the low energy in the room really killed it for me.

Boy, if there's ever been a show that needs a friendly crowd, it's Hollywood Handbook.

He's a sick freak, the guy that make that show.

Not really traveling music, but my favorite is definitely Awakening. It plays right after you get out of the caves of Narshe, while the Returners decide what to do. I think it was the moment that really hooked me the first time I played it:

"That's right. I'm talkin' about fxking a hole in the ground. We all do it."

Ohh, should we do favorite HH bits? Mine has to be "Just Oscar Already," where they devise that the best way to get invited to the Oscars is to give Amy Adams' mom a "real good fuxxin'."

I'm starting to miss some of their old bits. Before this last ep, they didn't do Popcorn Gallery for a while, and they haven't done Ehh, Wrong! in forever.

That episode as a whole is so terrible that I'll never listen again, but the first half is solid gold.

Jesus, is this how incomprehensible baseball and football are to everyone else in the world?

All this talk of great soundtrack/bad movie combos, and no one has mentioned the originator of the phenomenon, Super Fly?

Yeah, it's a creeper, isn't it? I don't know why it took so long to get into it, but I'm glad I stuck it out.

I think it goes both ways here.

"Sunny had an AIDS scare that lasted a good 10 years."

Based on how often he brings it up unprovoked, it's almost a feather in the cap at this point.

Yeah, I think this might've been a Top 10 all-time episode. It's that good.

PFT and Lauren Lapkus get exponentially funnier when they team up for a bit.