Mister J posted:

I would pay untold sums of money to hear a conversation between Tom Lennon's "Lil' Gary," and Paul F. Tompkins' "Killroy." Untold sums.

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.

The_Rob posted:

I don't know how anyone can't giggle at aukerman's dumb poo poo. He is so silly, and makes me laugh.

Also Ted Leo, and Loch and Key are awesome.

WoG posted:

Hah, that's it! I watched Exit the other night, and couldn't remember where I'd just heard 'Mr. Brainwash'. We're talking about less than a week here, drat.

webster876 posted:

gently caress you, CDR.

"My real name is Raul Cheesecakefactory."

Edit: "Do you like all the fluffy goodness of cake with all the meaty beefness of steak? Try Scake!"

Steve Slavery posted:

CDR was loving great, I just love the episodes where they have characters, they're always hilarious.

Optikalusion posted:

Why the gently caress is Red Bar Radio not in the OP?

redbarradio.com

Funniest podcast and one of the best produced out there. Three shows a week, 2-3 hours a show. And it's been running for SEVEN years.

Optikalusion posted:

Satire Forum Mom posted:

Andy Daly is an amazing improviser. Like, legit, one of the best in the world.

Godspell posted:

Cera showing how broken the Leanard Maltin game is though if you have apathetic players.

Anal Volcano posted:

You think Red Bar loving Radio is a morning zoo show?

The only loving thing even approaching that from is the bumpers. Other than that, it is the most insane, off-the-rails show I've ever heard in my life. It is hosted by an insane cocaine and Adderal addict and regularly co-hosted by the poorest stand up comic in Chicago (though hopefully his new CD changes this).

big business sloth posted:

I heard the one yesterday where Doug went crazy because one of the guests (might have been one of the Nerdist guys?) let the other have "A 1980 Stephen King adaptation" will all 7 names. Come on!

The 47 Reagans posted:

HE WOULD'VE GOTTEN IT AT SCATMAN CROTHERS!

I think the only other time they've had that happen was the Jon Dore/Jon Dore's GF episode, where they went 13 for 13 and still didn't get it ("Superman Returns")

Manos99 posted:

http://www.earwolf.com/blog/where-cyber-thug-radio

RIP Cyber Thug Radio.

Rather cryptic message, actually. Wonder what happened.

Strange Matter posted:

Kramer-Fonzie needs some work though. Lot of Kramer, not much Fonzie.

Phone posted:

Will it make it to episode 3 a la Cyberthug!?!?

Steve Slavery posted:

He's pretty old, he's about Marc Maron's age. I thought he was a lot younger but I guess pot keeps you young.

Teepkick Shakur posted:

Nothing makes me more angry than when people dont take Would You Rather serious like the last podcast! You hear me Maria?

t3ch3 posted:

Giamatti is my least favorite Adomian character, but when Reggie turned the repeater on during it I laughed for at least a full minute.

Ugly In The Morning posted:

And apparently he's powerless over cake-fart related pornography. His lists are the best.

A Fistful of Dicks posted:

Thanks, I'll check it out.

I had a bunch of other stuff to post about, but accidentally erased it. So instead, I'll talk about Red Bar Radio. Can't believe I forgot about this show, but here's the shows own description:


Basically, it's the podcast staple of the Chicago comedy scene, kinda' like how CDR is the podcast staple of the Bay Area improv scene, RBR features some of your favorite well-known comedians (Todd Glass is a regular feature) and really good local Chicago acts. I'd completely forgotten about this show and haven't listened to it in some time, but at least back when I still did last year, it was really good.

Haledjian posted:

What is this. This is the most horrible thing in the entire world.

Anal Volcano posted:

That's about right. I loving love Red Bar, but I've never even considered bringing it up here because it's basically the drunkest, highest (and not like fun pot high but scary Adderal high), angriest man in the world and his friends. Mike David is the world's most incredible rear end in a top hat, but he gets balanced out by James Fritz, who is amazing

shotgunbadger posted:

I would listen to this every day, all spanish or not.

Ograbme posted:

Thorn's not a hipster, just a white guy who likes hip-hop.

reality_groove posted:

Yeah, the quality of RBR tends to fluctuate depending on Mike's general mood and the guest hosts he has with him. For example when Mike's girlfriend left with Dean and he was depressed, the show was poo poo, but when Kyle and Fritz became regular guys it became amazing again.

There are some incredibly uncomfortable bits such as his attempt to reclaim the word friend of the family for the purposes of comedy and I always feel pretty bad when they prank call people but it's balanced out with the smallest moments of absolute genius such as their freestyle raps and rants about Subway.

Teepkick Shakur posted:

He became sentient. I had to eat him to death.

Another piece of comedy gold in regards to Cake Boss is when he calls people out on being bitten by radio active cake bugs. They were just regular cake bugs.

Creflo Chronicle posted:

I definitely agree. If Ham Radio makes it through this week I will be annoyed though, I have to say. That guy really rubs me the wrong way.