I can't pick out one specific episode, but the Postgame Podcast with Al & Jerry is the funniest, most surreal podcast I heard all year.

I think she's similar to Robyn in that, even though it's "just" pop music, she sells the feeling. She sings with enough conviction that it sounds like she really means the sentiment being expressed, so it feels more like a real song than a product. So when she sings, "over the weekend, we can turn the world to gold"…

It's absurd how much CRJ I listened to in 2016.

"You're the Best" by Joe Esposito

The “Can You Hear Me Now?” guy’s Sprint sales pitch is awful. “Technically, yes, we’re not as good as Verizon, but you won’t even notice. Buy Sprint!”

Thankfully Flowers doesn’t hold that often.

Thanks for this analysis. I knew there was something about the way JPP was playing this year, but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it.

Look at the serving size on Pam. Go ahead and look at that shit.

Goddamit, this one really hurts. Everything about her was wonderful. RIP.

Which famous unsolved crime would you most like to see solved?

What are the best and worst typical office snack vending machine choices?

Protip: “Richard Fromage” is not his real name.

I like his podcasts*. There, I said it.

Don’t bake cookies to bring to the hospital, but DO send the man out to get donuts and coffee after you’ve settled into your recovery room. Bring it to the nurses’ station and tell them what room you’re in. We left that hospital with two duffel bags of extra diapers. Bonus: You’ll be bombarded with free pudding.

What I’ve really enjoyed are the goofy sports media critics on Twitter acting like this was Lloyd Bentsen part II. Relax, people. He got off a 7 out of 10.

But I do remember the Right being pretty upset when Obama took office. 8 years later, tempers cooled about it and look where we’re at.

I wish one of these directors had pointed out that Leia should have hugged Chewy.

Sports won’t even exist in 20 years.

(That has more to do with Trump leaving the world a smoldering crater, but still...)

Those subreddits basically exist so someone can get their fanfiction passed off as a legit leak.

I remember in the run up to the end of The Sopranos there was an “official” leak that turned out to be phony, but was actually pretty good. It involved Meadow getting killed in a car bomb meant for Tony.

Giordano didn’t pet the dog. Screw him.