Comedy Podcasts: your suggestions please

http://www.uproxx.com/media/2012/03/comedy-bang-bang-tv-sneak-peek/

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I like these looser, almost half-assed Comedy Bang-Bangs. The new one with Bobby Moynihan as a murderous street urchin and ALW's remake of "Candle in the Wind" was pretty great.

i have been devouring these for 3 weeks. it'll be weird when the big glut of old CBB podcasts are all listened to and i have to wait weekly for new ones to come out

xp otm i really enjoyed that

The ep of the Todd Glass show with James Adomian, where he breaks into his impression of bizarro Tom Leykis

never having heard of Tom Leykis before, that half an hour or so was p much squandered Adomian for me

Newest CBB is pretty amazing. It would be nice if Bobby Moynihan would just play David Sedaris as a CBB recurring character.

1st free 20 min of the tom arnold never not funny is worth hearing lol

Ronna & Beverly funny as hell on Who Charted

Talking about the difference different media types see in the value of podcasts, where trad newsmedia couldn't make them float, but smaller outings usually can

http://www.avclub.com/articles/in-defense-of-podcasts-even-if-they-dont-make-mone,72019/

Where even Jesse Thorn shows up to comment.

Saw James Adomian's show tonight in portland, where he was recording his album. Great stuff, but it's fuckin' eerie to actually see him doing the Jesse Ventura voice live.

that's awesome. Adomian doing Ventura (and Busey, Huell Howser, etc.) is kind of why I prefer podcasts to stand-up-- on CBB the characters get to bounce off one another.

Seeing Nick Kroll do all of his characters on camera is a little odd.

Bridgetown Comedy Fest starts tonight in Portland; there's something like 8+ podcasts recording here this weekend

Met Jordan Morris, who stood right next to me for the last show tonight! And James Adomian(again!)! And Weirdest Kulap(who's taller than you'd expect)!

hit me two times

ugh i get that song in my head all the time

tunes

Comedy Film Nerds is taping tonight, with Garofalo as the guest

And I find Graham far more compelling as a podcaster and DLM contestant than stand-up

Doug Loves Movies also here this weekend.

The CBB outtake w/ Leo Allen and Will Forte is pretty good. You can see why Aukerman hesitated before putting it out - the wackiness is low key, there are NO characters - but it's still very fun.

Haven't heard the Seth Morris/Ed Helms ep released earlier in the week yet.

Shows this weekend:

Comedy Film Nerds
Who Charted?
Improv4Humans

Improv was the best one to see live. I sat front row center and got one of my suggestions in, plus they mentioned my Michigan shirt.

Who Charted had Brett Gelmen and Brody Stevens at 3pm on a Saturday, and everybody was high or drunk or hungover or tired or all five.

CFN had Garofalo as a guest, and Doug Benson showed up to do the Maltin game at the end.

I had no idea what half these guys actually looked like until this weekend. Brody Stevens doesn't look anything like I imagined.

And Janeane Garofalo is tiny; like 5'1" tiny.

The Morris/Helms CBB was pretty rough.

most recent CBB was pretty funny. somehow harris wittles and the character of marissa wompler always make me laugh.

marissa wompler is one of my faves, too bad jessica st. clair's tv show is already cancelled. i enjoyed the new hipster experimental musician character, which per a/v club was also nick kroll (in addition to chupacabra and baby).

Www.lasertimepodcast.com is my rec for the week

hitchens hologram was awesome

hitchens hologram was awesome

YES. Adomian's timing and sheer speed of Hitchens-speak is amazing.

harris wittels kinda kills me & wompler is sorta surprisingly always good

i listened 2 zach g on sklarbro cty & laffed a lot

Zach's attempt at a live-read was great.

womp it up

adomian is next level with that Jesse Ventura and Hitchens stuff. It really is a wonder to behold.

Try seeing it live, if you can. He did characters every night of Bridgetown a few weeks back.

CBB this week with alison brie, jason mantzoukas, and bob odenkirk was A+

full episode of the CBB tv show up on the IFC site, pretty funny but different tonally from the podcast: http://www.ifc.com/shows/comedy-bang-bang

I didn't realize until this week that Jason Mantzoukas -- whom I've heard before on CBB -- is Pawnee, Indiana, cologne magnate Dennis Feinstein.

he is also pretty much the only good thing about the tv show "the league"

I'm a little concerned about how well the tv show will work, since, you know, it will be pretty obvious that PFT looks nothing like Ice T, and Marissa Wompler is not actually a 15 year old.

yeah it weirded me out to SEE andy daly playing don demillo.

Daly as Demilo worked OK visually (though reheating a bit when everyone knows where it's going sadly fell flat) but PFT playing Dame ALW as PFT with a cape really didn't play for me

over the last few months i've become obsessed with jason mantzoukas, he's amazing. i've liked him on "how did this get made?" for a while now, but his CBB episodes with andy daly were next-level. i even went to see the dictator for him, he was the only good thing in a predictably shitty movie.

i was just alerted by jaymc that my plugs theme is in this week's comedy bang bang with tim heidecker, reggie watts, jon daly, and andy daly (ep. 161). spoiler alert, scott says it's "pretty good"

congrats

scott otm

Awesome

finally watched all of the sneak peak CBB tv show last night and i like it a lot. pretty much the only thing that didn't work was the don demillo segment but the rest of it was funny, good mix of mr. show + tim & eric aesthetics, which makes sense.

havent watched any of it but it's my most anticipated tv series since
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_and_the_Hendersons_(TV_series)

I've been listening to Best Show Gems for a couple of years, but I finally listened to a full Best Show episode, and it was terrible. Tom Scharpling by himself is the least interesting asshole ever.

disagree

My baptism in Best Show took place on a road trip. I just grabbed a bunch of episodes at random and threw them on a cdr and played them as I navigated the interstates of the Southeast. It took a couple shows before I got the hang of what was going on, but when I did I was hooked.

At least on that trip. When it was over, I kinda never went back and listened to more. I'll probably dig in again next time I have a lot of driving to do.

I love Best Show but not all the time. But it's fun & I love that he loves cutting people off.