I loved Kingsley Amis, at one point - my local second-hand bookstore had pretty much his all of his novels, and I sped my way through Lucky Jim, Jake's Thing, Stanley and the Women, The Alteration (my favourite of the lot, looking back) and The Old Devils. I was a third of the way through The Green Man, and some kind…

It's a way to stand out, though, If you're the only one in a scene not giving a fuck about the rules, you tend to stand out. The other improv performers might hate you, but if you're funny enough, even that is avoidable.

He might have. I don't see Andy Daly picking Jean Claude Pepi, a character who wasn't good enough to headline a Podcast Pilot Project episode or be a part of Oh, Golly! You Devil, of his own accord. Seems like the work of a super-fan.

Nope, it was the canned whole chicken. It burst out of his stomach a few hours after he ate it.

@Alexander Bisley fail interview? That's unpossible!

Really? It was great, if an extended Tim Curry impression is your thing, but otherwise… meh.

…and tell him that his Cake Boss voice is becoming too cartoonish! Seriously, the last two CBB episodes he was on, one with Loudon Wainwright and the other with Matt Gourley's HR Giger, were close to unlistenable.

"Just take it one day at a time, and know that I love you."

Me too. "Bruce Springsteen being on Undercover Boss" sounds like the ultimate eighties-style standup premise (in a good way).

iPhone, iPad, I don't know anymore!

Also, the ensemble version of "What's So Funny 'Bout Peace, Love and Understanding" remains my favourite cover song, six years later. All those very unique-voiced singers (well, except maybe Toby Keith) coming together so perfectly is just beautiful.

For a segment that cracked me up so consistently, I cannot believe they only did some 20 Thought For Food segments over 1447 episodes. Always the funniest thing on any given show it was a part of.

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Can't see why Desmond and Molly from The Beatles' Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da didn't make the list.

Which raises an interesting question - how do you guys pick albums to review? Do you just listen to as much as humanly possible and try to write about what moves you, one way or another (which sounds exhausting), or does word-of-mouth play a significant role? Dawes jokes aside, have there been any Jon Landau-style "I…

I've only ever heard the name as one of the many Johnsons in Blazing Saddles.

Thedge and Bonobos.

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I think you mean disco-REKT.

Hey! Remember, the flute is a heavy metal instrument.