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t3ch3 posted:Also, I'm not sure why everyone's freaking out here since Lil Gary isn't dead Huh? They seem to be ditching old bits. What makes you say this? E: drat NecronSchmecron fucked around with this message at 06:05 on Dec 28, 2010 |
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RightClickSaveAs posted:And lots of off-mic visual comedy that I'm sure was hilarious to watch! My only complaint is that Kevin Pollak had to leave so early! And also that Josh Malina pretty much literally expired on stage and therefore didn't get to be as crushingly snarky as I know he can be.
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http://www.earwolf.com/blog/where-cyber-thug-radio RIP Cyber Thug Radio. Rather cryptic message, actually. Wonder what happened.
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Manos99 posted:http://www.earwolf.com/blog/where-cyber-thug-radio Drake is a powerful man.
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Dec 28, 2010 20:38
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How shocked was I to find that it was my tweet/Would You Rather that was voted on as the best Would You Rather of 2010. I didn't even notice it the first time I heard it but I loved that segment. :o
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Manos99 posted:http://www.earwolf.com/blog/where-cyber-thug-radio Glad they acknowledged something happened. That was gonna be a great show. 
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Rudy Riot posted:^^^ Which one was yours? If it's the one that won, it's Would you rather own a magical penny or have a nose that was able to lift-off like a jet pack every time you sneeze. Five, four, three, nose, one.
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Majorian posted:And also that Josh Malina pretty much literally expired on stage and therefore didn't get to be as crushingly snarky as I know he can be.
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Allow me to pimp the show I perform on; The Drama Hour. Up until a few months ago we were airing on KZSC radio in Santa Cruz, but people moved away so we just do a podcast now. We just released our Cthulhu-themed Christmas special. Take a listen: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheDramaHourPodcast
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Huell Howser icing gooks while listening to CCR was a thing of beauty.
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Civil posted:Huell Howser icing gooks while listening to CCR was a thing of beauty. That was awesome, and the bit about giving the little piggies a bath in a bucket while the ducks massaged them started out a little LOL RANDOM, but turned out pretty funny. Adomian's Christopher Hitchens impression is pretty good, but I can't say I busted a gut laughing over it. The Valentine's day bit was pretty spot on vocally and in spirit, but it never quite hit that plateau into greatness. Hitchens can be pretty ridiculous sometimes, but I don't know if he's a good persona to build a comedy routine around. I'll give him a lot of credit for trying something different though.
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Civil posted:Huell Howser icing gooks while listening to CCR was a thing of beauty. As it pertains to your avatar, and I can't remember which ep it was, I recall Huell going into a crazy trance and exclaiming how he is "The Avenging Angel of The White Race".
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Strange Matter posted:That did set up some pretty good jokes about the Malina virus. It did, true. Plus I was tickled pink that Patton, Paul F., and Auckerman lasted as long as they did.
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Manos99 posted:http://www.earwolf.com/blog/where-cyber-thug-radio gently caress, that podcast was awesome. I lost it when they called Blake Griffin autistic. Two episodes of greatness and it's over I was hoping the awful Google Listen app was acting up again and not refreshing episodes or whatever error it was deciding to have that day
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DangerDummy! posted:That was awesome, and the bit about giving the little piggies a bath in a bucket while the ducks massaged them started out a little LOL RANDOM, but turned out pretty funny. The attention to detail was fabulous, but people not familiar with Hitchens would have been dumbfounded. It was great to hear iBrain and the acting-off again, although I wish Brett Gelman read his new story. Also, "A Ship Called Hope" is the best Bob Ducca bit. Not that it wasn't long enough but Scheer and Besser would have been good guests to have on the retrospective too.
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Kim Jong Il posted:It was great to hear iBrain and the acting-off again, although I wish Brett Gelman read his new story.
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Bro Dad posted:dear god I found some of his stand up by Googling his name(Dan Nainan). Dear god.
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Christopher Hitchens waterboarding himself is probably the most impressive piece of voice work on the show. I also love how much he says cretinous.
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The James Gandolfini impression at the end of the holidy CDR episode just killed me
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Thelonius Van Funk posted:Christopher Hitchens waterboarding himself is probably the most impressive piece of voice work on the show. I also love how much he says cretinous. I know, it's amazing. I usually love Hitch's writing, even if I disagree with him on a huge number of issues (neoconservatism and the existence of God being the two big ones), but he really does need to be lampooned more often, simply because he's such a weird character.
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I didn't know that Thomas Lennon was the voice of Lil Gary until his last appearance. I'm still stunned whenever I hear it. I'm glad that the John Hamm vs John C. Reilly Acting-Off won for best PFT moment. The part that kills me each time is when John C. Reilly's turn starts and Doug Benson immediately interrupts him, forcing him off on a winding tirade. Kramer-Fonzie needs some work though. Lot of Kramer, not much Fonzie.
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Strange Matter posted:Kramer-Fonzie needs some work though. Lot of Kramer, not much Fonzie. It was actually Frasier-Fonzie, but you have me intrigued.
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My bad; I was obviously projecting something that only exists in my sweetest fever dreams.
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Thelonius Van Funk posted:Christopher Hitchens waterboarding himself is probably the most impressive piece of voice work on the show. I also love how much he says cretinous. I listened to this episode so many loving times because it was so loving ridiculous and awesome. The Would You Rather? was probably the best one ever.
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Just gonna add to the praises of the CDR Best Of episode. Not only was it a funny episode in itself, but clips like "iBrain", "Hamm and Reilly acting-off" and "Bob Ducca ailment list" STILL make me cry laughing.
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Which episode is the Christopher Hitchens Waterboarding?
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Valentine's Day show, 2010. I might have to give it another listen, since it seems to be getting so much love.
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It has Doug Benson AND fan favorite Harris Wittels.
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I will never get tired of hearing Paul F Tompkins as Ice-T. The episode was Adam Scott was brilliant. "Come on Scott, you know I see the world through the eyes of little birds" I love the increasingly bizarre life he has, such as the only person he talks to being Richard Belzer, or that he can't remember a time when he wasn't on Law and Order.
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I think it was a Pod F Tompkast extrasode and not CDRR, but Ice-T's Pyramid Scheme was great.
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Not to mention Ice-T's 365 Dalmatians from the CDDR Christmas album.
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Anyone who has NNF primo, 39:00 mark of the newest episode, it gets a little weird/tense. Thankfully Jimmy didn't make it weirder and they moved on quick.
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Heads up, new Smartest Man in the World is up.
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bananasinpajamas posted:Heads up, new Smartest Man in the World is up. Ohhhh, this is going to be a real treat when I get home.
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NecronSchmecron posted:Anyone who has NNF primo, 39:00 mark of the newest episode, it gets a little weird/tense. Thankfully Jimmy didn't make it weirder and they moved on quick. Jesus. I read this post and had a guess as to what it would've been about, and yeah it's exactly the topic I would've expected. I like that Matt tried to do something with it though. Wow, awkward as gently caress.
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bananasinpajamas posted:Jesus. I read this post and had a guess as to what it would've been about, and yeah it's exactly the topic I would've expected. I like that Matt tried to do something with it though. Wow, awkward as gently caress. "He was a junkie." Thanks Matt. I appreciated it though. 
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NecronSchmecron posted:"He was a junkie." Thanks Matt. I appreciated it though. I can't fault Havey for the joke, though. Before Andrew's suicide, Jimmy would say "kill yourself" pretty much every other episode to someone.
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He obviously didn't know about it, hence no fault there. I've had loss in my life too and when someone hits that nerve, especially in jest, I feel that it's more dickish and embarrassing for THEM if I point it out.
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I'm really enjoying Who Charted right now. It's kind of haphazard and clumsy and that's what gives it so much personality. Kulap and Howard are really fun together and it just sounds like we're listening in on a bunch of friends having funny conversations about music and movies. This is easily right below CDR as my favorite podcast right now.
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Mt. Modular posted:I'm really enjoying Who Charted right now. It's kind of haphazard and clumsy and that's what gives it so much personality. Kulap and Howard are really fun together and it just sounds like we're listening in on a bunch of friends having funny conversations about music and movies. I love how Howard pops in with I did some research, and then he will ask his guest a question about something that only vaguely has to do with what they were talking about. It never fails to make me laugh.
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