Comedy: Stand-Up, Improv, Sketch, Podcasts • Page 193

I had a similar thought about Lauren recently when she was on You Made It Weird.

 

What's the difference between anorexic and balsamic?

 

"Hey, what do you think about a Halloween card?"

 

Might see Nate Bargatze over the weekend.

 

"off-brand Seth Green"

this HH episode is hilarious. every one is though! such a solid bullshitting podcast. kinda like Topics, but not completely desert dry.

 

He's high up there on the list of people I really want to see.

 

His bit about his parent's fat cat gives me the motivation to go. That special is so funny.

 

I forgot how insane Staind Glass is pretty much from the start lol

 

I could listen to Todd Glass try and guess which songs are by U2 while Auckerman fucks with him for, conservatively, 15 hours.

 

Sean was great on Who Charted?, he has a new series coming out on Howl and is writing for the new Adam Scott / Craig Robinson show on Fox.

On a related note, sucks that Making History got canceled.

Also, this stupid thing I made seems apropos of Sean's Who Charted? episode, and still makes me laugh:

 

Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live! Watch Out for Snakes 2017 Tour:
July 6 — Boston, MA — Shubert Theatre @ 7 p.m. ^
July 7 — Philadelphia, PA — Keswick Theatre @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 7 — Philadelphia, PA — Keswick Theatre @ 10 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 8 — New York, NY — Playstation Theater @ 6 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 8 — New York, NY — Playstation Theater @ 9:30 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 9 — Washington, DC — Lincoln Theatre @ 6 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 9 — Washington, DC — Lincoln Theatre @ 9 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 12 — Columbus, OH — Speaker Jo Ann Davidson Auditorium @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 13 — St. Louis, MO — Touhill Performing Arts Center @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 14 — Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak Music Theatre @ 6 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 14 — Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak Music Theatre @ 9:30 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 15 — Milwaukee, WI — Pabst Theatre @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 15 — Milwaukee, WI — Pabst Theatre @ 10 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 16 — Chicago, IL — The Vic Theatre @ 5 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 16 — Chicago, IL — The Vic Theatre @ 8 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 18 — Denver, CO — Paramount Theatre @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 20 — Phoenix, AZ — Orpheum Theatre @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 21 — San Diego, CA — The Balboa Theater @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 22 — San Diego, CA — The Balboa Theater @ 7 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 23 — Los Angeles, CA — The Theatre at Ace Hotel @ 5 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 23 — Los Angeles, CA — The Theatre at Ace Hotel @ 8 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 26 — San Francisco, CA — The Warfield @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 27 — San Francisco, CA — The Warfield @ 8 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 28 — Portland, OR — Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 29 — Seattle, WA — Moore Theatre @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
July 29 — Seattle, WA — Moore Theatre @ 10 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
July 30 — Vancouver, BC — The Orpheum @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 1 — Salt Lake City, UT — Kingsbury Hall @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 3 — Kansas City, MO — Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 4 — Minneapolis, MN — State Theatre @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 4 — Minneapolis, MN — State Theatre @ 10 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 6 — Green Bay, WI — Weidner Center Center for the Performing Arts @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 8 — Cleveland, OH — PlayhouseSquare - Ohio Theatre @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 9 — Baltimore, MD — The Modell Lyric @ 8 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 10 — Richmond, VA — Dominion Arts Center @ 8 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 11 — Nashville, TN — James K Polk Theater @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 11 — Nashville, TN — James K Polk Theater @ 10 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 12 — Atlanta, GA — Atlanta Symphony Hall @ 7 p.m. ^ (Click here for tickets)
Aug. 12 — Atlanta, GA — Atlanta Symphony Hall @ 10 p.m. * (Click here for tickets)

^ = "Eegah!"
* = secret surprise film

 

Aw Griffin announced today is the Car Boys finale

 

Been trying to listen to all of MBMBAM. I need to watch Monster Factory and Car Boys.

 

Monster Factory is art. You'll love it.

 

Yeah Monster Factory is far and away my favorite McElroy related thing that I've encountered so far.

 

Honestly not too upset Car Boys is ending even though I do enjoy it. It's mostly run its course.

 

So much stuff to watch!! It's at the top of the list though.

 

I know people have asked a million times how to get into it, but is there a quintessential episode I can start on with MBMBaM? I don't know anything about these dudes, I watched a little bit of a couple Monster Factory episodes and laughed my whole butt off though.

 

Ridiculously excited about this, saw the show three times at the Lyceum and wished I could have gone more. I still giggle over the joke about people's reactions to dead celebrities and using watermarked Getty Images to express their grief.

 

If you can watch the Seeso show, do that. Then you can just start listening to the podcast from wherever I guess.

I just discovered them recently and watched the Seeso show first. Then I started listening to the podcast starting like 10 episodes back and getting to the current - I liked it enough that I decided to keep listening to the current run, but I also started from ep1 and am trying to work my way through the whole thing.

 

bill burr tonight! can't wait!