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In the interview they play a clip about the miscarriage from the documentary. I wonder if that was a part of why it's release has been delayed.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:Scotty Auk on I4H! Scott Aukerman and Matt Besser improvising together, I can imagine it now... "Alright, everybody get into my office, now!" "Boss, calm down, you're standing on your desk and swinging your fists at us!"
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Jun 22, 2017 17:46
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Blacklist Table Reads had a surprise announcement that they're ending the podcast, because it's too expensive. It's a shame, I really enjoyed it. Not all the productions were amazing, but all were at least decent to hear performed, and some were really good. Plus they had great interviews with writers and directors around Oscar season.
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Jun 22, 2017 18:09
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JethroMcB posted:Scott Aukerman and Matt Besser improvising together, I can imagine it now... It pretty much is this. Scott isn't the most grounded of improvisers but he's high energy and I'll always love the poo poo he throws out.
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Jun 22, 2017 18:13
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JethroMcB posted:Scott Aukerman and Matt Besser improvising together, I can imagine it now... I've really been enjoying how I4H and Hollywood Handbook have been making a lot of Scotty Auks jokes, especially on I4H making him sound like Rob Schneider's "Makin' Copies" character from SNL.
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https://twitter.com/mradamscott/status/877935583062085633 https://twitter.com/ScottAukerman/status/877935849643560961
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Jun 22, 2017 18:19
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JethroMcB posted:Scott Aukerman and Matt Besser improvising together, I can imagine it now... lol
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Jun 22, 2017 18:23
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Chairman Capone posted:Blacklist Table Reads had a surprise announcement that they're ending the podcast, because it's too expensive. It's a shame, I really enjoyed it. Not all the productions were amazing, but all were at least decent to hear performed, and some were really good. Plus they had great interviews with writers and directors around Oscar season. Which were the best ones? I always thought it sounded like a neat concept but I never listened
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Jun 22, 2017 18:32
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JethroMcB posted:Scott Aukerman and Matt Besser improvising together, I can imagine it now... He was on Spontaneanation not too long ago too, so check that out if you want more classic Scotty Aucks improv stylings.
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Jun 22, 2017 20:34
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Help Im Alive posted:Which were the best ones? I always thought it sounded like a neat concept but I never listened In particular, I liked: Mr. Malcolm's List Chrome Noir Three Months Angel's Flight Forever Jiaying, 1937 The Hitch Blood from a Stone Selznick's Folly
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Jun 22, 2017 20:42
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The host on blacklist table reads is the most pompous Hollywood stereotype I've ever heard on a p. Cast so Keven no listen.
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Jun 22, 2017 20:54
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Darkman Fanpage posted:It pretty much is this. Scott isn't the most grounded of improvisers but he's high energy and I'll always love the poo poo he throws out. Scott's a fine improviser, overall, he just pimps relentlessly on CBB and it gets tiring. Work Friend Keven posted:The host on blacklist table reads is the most pompous Hollywood stereotype I've ever heard on a p. Cast so Keven no listen. Being associated with The Black List kept me from checking it out; I read those every year and the synopsis for every single script that makes the cut sounds like the worst tendencies of a first year screenwriting student given form. Black List drinking game: - take a drink every time you see the words "A hitman/assassin" or "A true story" - take a drink every time the synopsis highlights a locked-room thriller/emphasizes how few characters there are in the script - take two drinks every time the script is about a famous person - take three drinks if that famous person is a Hollywood star - finish your drink, open another one, and finish that one when you come across a second script about the exact same showbiz story/celebrity in the same list. This will happen EVERY YEAR. - drink everything at hand when you read a synopsis as spectacularly stupid as "A man goes to space to destroy the ship that, upon becoming sentient, killed his wife."
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JethroMcB posted:
why are you trying to kill me also the i4h was fuckin hilarious, i was in tears at the 2 job interviewers
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ElCondemn posted:He was on Spontaneanation not too long ago too, so check that out if you want more classic Scotty Aucks improv stylings. I just looked this up, it is episode #109: http://www.earwolf.com/episode/an-abandoned-puppet-theater-w-cbb-tour-reunion/
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What episodes were the sitcom episodes for I4H? I want to relisten to them.
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On the latest Never Not Funny Kulap briefly speaks pretty openly about being frustrated with Earwolf and Midroll since they sold to Scripps.
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Franchescanado posted:What episodes were the sitcom episodes for I4H? I want to relisten to them. 165 OkStupid 166 Deranged Penguin 168 These Fat Crackers: The Final Battle (Got broken up by 167 being a live show)
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JethroMcB posted:165 OkStupid Thanks bud. tnimark posted:On the latest Never Not Funny Kulap briefly speaks pretty openly about being frustrated with Earwolf and Midroll since they sold to Scripps. Wasn't this Scott's doing, though?
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Scott sold his ownership stake & then midroll (which owns earwolf) was sold to scripps so like at worst he was part of the sale, he's not management. I don't think he really had much to do with things.
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JethroMcB posted:165 OkStupid Is the Gabrus sketch where he's trying to get a girl to try on a jacket at Jos. A Bank on one of these? I think it might be 166. That's up there in my top 5 I4H scenes of all time. Edit: It's the same sketch where Besser tells this amazing story about his high school prom, and how he gets way too drunk and basically misses it and gets stood up by his date who makes out with his friend on a pile of coats. ArtVandelay fucked around with this message at 03:01 on Jun 23, 2017 |
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ArtVandelay posted:Is the Gabrus sketch where he's trying to get a girl to try on a jacket at Jos. A Bank on one of these? I think it might be 166. That's up there in my top 5 I4H scenes of all time. Yeah, 166 has the jacket bed scene you're thinking of I wish every podcast had an easily searchable database that could at least pinpoint something like "I know that 'prom' and 'jacket' are involved"
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Darkman Fanpage posted:Scotty Auk on I4H! It was so great. My favorite part is how Scott and Matt seem to exist on a higher plane of busting eachother's balls. It made me watch Besser Beats The Record on Seeso last night while there was still time. It's horribly produced, some parts are very dumb, but has some very enjoyable, high level bits. Besser's got a much more old school standup vibe.
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Jun 23, 2017 19:14
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On a recent Hollywood Handbook they made fun of the whole sale of the company thing.
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tnimark posted:On the latest Never Not Funny Kulap briefly speaks pretty openly about being frustrated with Earwolf and Midroll since they sold to Scripps. Throwing some real shade at Howard Kremer too
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piratepilates posted:Throwing some real shade at Howard Kremer too So she talked poo poo about Scott, Earwolf and Howard? Did she happen to talk about how terrible Seeso is? Or did she leave that bridge unburned?
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Can you give us specifics? I don't have time to listen to Never Not Funny right now.
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She also tries to guess how many beans are in the bean jar with all 55 members of the never not morning zoo crew, it's very exciting.
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she was mostly positive about seeso. I think she said they gave her a lot of creative freedom. Her main complain re: stitcher/earwolf/etc is that they're completely focused on advertising and not building up smaller shows to the level of HDTGM or CBB. What she said about Howard was that he would never take the initiative and get anything done on his own so she kinda has to always be the one instigating things. It was somewhere between affectionate and resentful.
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Work Friend Keven posted:She also tries to guess how many beans are in the bean jar with all 55 members of the never not morning zoo crew, it's very exciting. I liked when they burned half an hour listening to each song on [insert name of old album or soundtrack from old movie] trying to guess which one was coming up next
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Not earwolf but I love High and Mighty. I really like Jon Gabrus and him reading the 5 star roasts is great. The fat guy episode was really funny when they roast Wiger.
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soggybagel posted:Not earwolf but I love High and Mighty. I really like Jon Gabrus and him reading the 5 star roasts is great. The fat guy episode was really funny when they roast Wiger. Interesting. For the most part I like H&M but some eps are skippable for me. But that's just whatever hits me at the moment. To be honest, I skip over the roast section. It just kinda feels like a speed bump in the episode. Maybe if he did it occasionally, every few episodes it might work but most of the time I just want to get to the meat of the episode. That said I like Gabrus in general and can listen to almost anything he does. His shows are the only thing tempting me to Howl or Stitcher or whatever it is these days.
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I like Gabrus but H&M is too all over the place and unfocused for me. If it was a more directed podcast like a more structured Action Boyz I could get into it, but there's only so many times I can hear about his bowels and rugby stories. I generally don't like podcasts that are just friends sitting loving around and talking about nothing, no matter how funny they are. That's what I do with my friends, I don't need any more of it in my life.
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feedmyleg posted:I like Gabrus but H&M is too all over the place and unfocused for me. If it was a more directed podcast like a more structured Action Boyz I could get into it, but there's only so many times I can hear about his bowels and rugby stories. I generally don't like podcasts that are just friends sitting loving around and talking about nothing, no matter how funny they are. That's what I do with my friends, I don't need any more of it in my life. look at this guy being all high and mighty over here, talking about how he has friends. Guess what, buddy: some of us don't have any friends!
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If you don't have any friends I recommend a little podcast called Hollywood Handbook because I will tell you what I am friends with two sweet boys.
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Not every episode hits but yeah the action boyz ones stick out as great. The roasts just kill me. The one where it's like "if you ever wondered what slimer looked like before he became a ghost" and Rodgers and Stanger are dying laughing is so good.
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I almost had to pull my car over during the Maybe Monday song in the new Hollywood Handbook
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I guess I haven't listened to episodes in a bit, but when did Spont change up the suggestions from guest to Twitter?
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Jun 27, 2017 16:33
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Just a month or two ago - around the same time Peft retired the Question from our previous guest/"I would direct you to the archives at Howl" bit. Keeping it fresh, in small ways.
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Ugh. You all finally won, definitively. Hollywood Handbook is easily the highlight of my podcast week.
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