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He's from my hometown of Ottawa, and helped with our local MD telethon segments when I volunteered there. Did a lot of comedy sets at our local Yuk-Yuks, is funny and a nice guy, and does great Wookiee impersonations.
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Sep 3, 2010 18:44
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I've just listened to the first nine episodes of Uhh Yeah Dude and I have to say I'm very impressed, and can't believe how much I have to catch up. I thought listening to the entire Smodcast archive over a few months was hard going...
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Sep 4, 2010 10:09
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modeski posted:I've just listened to the first nine episodes of Uhh Yeah Dude and I have to say I'm very impressed, and can't believe how much I have to catch up. I thought listening to the entire Smodcast archive over a few months was hard going... On a side note: the latest episode of the Joe Rogan Experience is really funny because, like all funny episodes of that show, it features a heavy amount of Joey Diaz. Specifically, his experiences of going to prison which are a loving riot.
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Sep 4, 2010 11:00
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Does nobody like Stop Podcasting Yourself? I mean they don't have the most famous guests or anything like that but it's a solid hour of some pretty funny stuff. I like their silly musical intros for all their bits. http://www.maximumfun.org/shows/stop-podcasting-yourself
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Sep 4, 2010 15:37
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vonnegutt posted:Does nobody like Stop Podcasting Yourself? I mean they don't have the most famous guests or anything like that but it's a solid hour of some pretty funny stuff. I adore this show. Mostly because it's the Canadian version of Jordan, Jessie, Go!
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Sep 4, 2010 17:32
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I love so many of these podcasts, but why do every single goddamn one of them constantly use the word "literally" in a dubious way? It grates on my pedantic soul like a hasp.
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Sep 4, 2010 17:41
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Bo-Pepper posted:I love so many of these podcasts, but why do every single goddamn one of them constantly use the word "literally" in a dubious way? It grates on my pedantic soul like a hasp. It's one of those things that's spreading like overly using the word "like". Most of these podcasts are coming out of California or other parts of the west coast right? I hear it a lot where I am so I'm not singling it out. I'm just suggesting it may have started there.
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Sep 4, 2010 17:50
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TELL THEM TO STOP IT MAKE IT STOP
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Sep 4, 2010 17:55
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I can't, friend. I just don't hold that kind of power.
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Sep 4, 2010 18:01
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I literally love using the word literally
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nemoulette posted:On a side note: the latest episode of the Joe Rogan Experience is really funny because, like all funny episodes of that show, it features a heavy amount of Joey Diaz. Specifically, his experiences of going to prison which are a loving riot. That episode was amazing. I could listen to Eddie, Joe, and Joey talk for hours. Listening to Joey's story about going to prison was loving fascinating.
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Sep 5, 2010 01:17
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I hung out with TJ Miller last night, and he was really loving cool. I haven't heard the recent DLM but his standup is loving ace.
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Misusing literally is amazing
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Sep 7, 2010 05:05
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Wow the last Doug Loves Movies was the first time I've heard Doug get angry.
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I think I'd like Comedy Death Ray a lot more if they got rid of the skits. When it's just comedians talking and bullshitting with each other, it's great. I think that's the same reason Nerdist is my favorite Podcast currently. If anyone also likes MMA/Pro Wrestling, Figure Four Weekly's Bryan and Vinny Show is absolutely hilarious. They review the pro wrestling/MMA shows of the week and usually just destroy them. There are also a lot of poorly made songs, and a few expertly made songs, and a lot of good funny poo poo. The entire archive goes back to 2005, but it costs $10 a month to access. You also get access to a lot more of the "standard" podcasts they have on the site, and the online versions of their newsletters.
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Bryan and Vinny is the sole reason I have an Observer subscription I can listen to 2007 TNA reviews all day
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catpowerd posted:Wow the last Doug Loves Movies was the first time I've heard Doug get angry. Yeah him yelling at Tj Miller. At first I thought it was entirely a bit, but after hearing it again it seems like he's playing off his anger with some comedy.
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This week's UYD and Seth discussing his sobriety is at the same time disturbing and goddamn hilarious. He's touched upon it a few times before (the few glimpses we get into his crazy life) but this week he really went into it... kinda. Wanna little booger sugar???
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Capsaicin posted:I think I'd like Comedy Death Ray a lot more if they got rid of the skits. When it's just comedians talking and bullshitting with each other, it's great. I disagree with you about CDR completely. Them joking around is fun, but the characters are what sets it apart from any other comedy podcast. Not to mention the characters are usually great.
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Sep 8, 2010 00:13
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Also I haven't had a chance to listen to the new Doug Loves Movies, and I like T.J. Miller a lot. Why does Doug get angry?
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Sep 8, 2010 00:19
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Out of all of Kevin Smith's new podcasts, I find Hollywood Babble-On the best, it's nice to hear a co-host interrupting him and getting back on topic. I don't know who Ralph Garman is though, I guess some Radio DJ and a guy on Family Guy.
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Sep 8, 2010 00:26
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The_Rob posted:Also I haven't had a chance to listen to the new Doug Loves Movies, and I like T.J. Miller a lot. Why does Doug get angry? Doug wanted to have seven audience members go against TJ in one round of the Len Maltin game, but to fit that many into a 45-min episode, TJ would need to basically keep the bullshitting and ad-libbing to a minimum, which Dough apparently told TJ backstage. TJ then proceeds to do exactly the opposite, and just is talking and talking as much as he can (although his Yogi Bear stories were pretty funny), and Doug gets angry and yells at him for doing specifically what he asked him not to do.
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Sep 8, 2010 00:36
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To be fair I thought almost every tangent Tj went on was really funny and a lot more entertaining than 7 rounds of Len Maltin. I can see why Doug would be irritated but drat did he seem genuinely upset.
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Borrego posted:To be fair I thought almost every tangent Tj went on was really funny and a lot more entertaining than 7 rounds of Len Maltin. I can see why Doug would be irritated but drat did he seem genuinely upset. I'd rather have more of TJ talking about how Yogi Bear was the ultimate joke than having the LenMal game played by nobodies.
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He definitely snapped a little but played it off, but as far as I know he only got to 4 people. So yeah, there was a bit of bullshit. Whatever though it still turned out to be a good one.
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bananasinpajamas posted:I have no clue who Jon Dore is but he is absolutely amazing on the latest Sklarbro Country He's amazing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90dvfkmRM7I Also, he's on two episodes of Stop Podcasting Yourself and one of WTF. One of my all-time favo(u)rite Canadians.
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The_Rob posted:I disagree with you about CDR completely. Them joking around is fun, but the characters are what sets it apart from any other comedy podcast. Not to mention the characters are usually great. Yeah, I'm with you. The characters are great, especially Paul F. Thomkins'. What I really like are the interactions between the guests who are not in character and the guests who are. I do wish they'd space out Would You Rather a little more, though. Make it a treat, as Sarah Silverman would say.
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Sep 8, 2010 03:38
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A little late to the game but I listen to the West Side Wise Guys. They are a weekly show that's basically 4 guys and guests, talking about things you'd talk to your buddies in the garage over a beer. its a little scripted and that makes it nice because there isn't much dead air. I vote This as my favorite episode.
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Puppy Galaxy posted:Yeah, I'm with you. The characters are great, especially Paul F. Thomkins'. What I really like are the interactions between the guests who are not in character and the guests who are. Yeah I like that too, because it really shows how talented these comedians are. I think Scott talked about how he likes to see where the character goes when he is interacting with him. See what strange places they will go.
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Sep 8, 2010 04:48
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The Would You Rather from the CDR episode with Robb Corddry, Lake Bell, and the Cake Boss is one of the greatest things I've ever heard.
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soru posted:The Would You Rather from the CDR episode with Robb Corddry, Lake Bell, and the Cake Boss is one of the greatest things I've ever heard. It was amazing, but I still laugh my balls off at the one with Brian Posehn and Meryl Schindler.
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Haven't listened yet, but it looks like Tyler Knight is a guest on the new Joe Rogan podcast. He's a porn actor, and he's a really good writer. His blog about his experiences in porn is fantastic. http://www.tylerknight.com/ "Walking the Room" keeps getting slightly better each time, but they really haven't hit their stride yet I think. The Apatow WTF episodes are loving amazing! e: Just wanted to take a second and say how great it is that this thread is already at eleven pages in no time. I'm the only person I know who listens to podcasts, aside from MY GIRLFRIEND who only listens to UYD. It's cool to hear active discussion about these shows I listen to every day. Seatbelts. A PRIZED MULE! fucked around with this message at 06:34 on Sep 8, 2010 |
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zenguitarman posted:This week's UYD and Seth discussing his sobriety is at the same time disturbing and goddamn hilarious. He's touched upon it a few times before (the few glimpses we get into his crazy life) but this week he really went into it... kinda.
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Conrad_Birdie posted:Doug wanted to have seven audience members go against TJ in one round of the Len Maltin game, but to fit that many into a 45-min episode, TJ would need to basically keep the bullshitting and ad-libbing to a minimum, which Dough apparently told TJ backstage. TJ then proceeds to do exactly the opposite, and just is talking and talking as much as he can (although his Yogi Bear stories were pretty funny), and Doug gets angry and yells at him for doing specifically what he asked him not to do.
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A PRIZED MULE! posted:Haven't listened yet, but it looks like Tyler Knight is a guest on the new Joe Rogan podcast. Awesome, can't wait to hear this one. Joe talks about this guy quite a bit. Hopefully it's a good 2 hours of hosed up porn shoot stories.
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Civil posted:TJ was an absolute cock to Doug, almost the whole time. He was taking shots at every opportunity, and most of it wasn't funny. It ended up ruining the episode for me. He was way better than that chick from a podcast or something that bombed a couple weeks ago. She was so terrible. I usually like to laugh at comedians who are bombing (and their flop sweat) but her voice was so awful it just wasn't any fun.
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Comedy is subjective, I thought the TJ Miller episode of Doug Loves Movies was very entertaining and would recommend it to anyone even children.
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JiveHonky posted:Comedy is subjective, I thought the TJ Miller episode of Doug Loves Movies was very entertaining and would recommend it to anyone even children. I thought it was funny too, mostly because Doug was honestly pretty mad at him.
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soru posted:The Would You Rather from the CDR episode with Robb Corddry, Lake Bell, and the Cake Boss is one of the greatest things I've ever heard. I was listening to this again today, and I agree, it's just hysterical. Cake Boss's complete dismay over beating Batman's underwater breath-holding record alone had me in tears. "Who is he??!!"
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