Hello Everybody! Welcome back to the number one podcast currently being produced out of my living room. We have back with us from the volunteer state, James Davis! He's currently being forced to co-host the show with us. And also with us is Milwaukees favorite son and Omaha's 4th biggest disapointment, Matthew Filipowicz! Let's not forget the man holding down the west coast for us, Mark Piszczor! We decided to recap the new HBO series, Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness. We talk more about the second episode but also the first one too. The Obamas even produced this so you know its better than anything our current "President" has ever done. Check it out! It's pretty, pretty, pretty, good.

Welcome Back to your favorite podcast ever! Come join in on the podcast party! I say party because this episode we talk about the Bob Odenkirk produced Birthday Boys. The IFC show on in 2013 that lasted two seasons. We recap the first episode of the first season. Please watch it before listening to the show for maximum satisfacton. Unfortunately our wonderful co-host James Davis couldn't make this episode because he ate too much birthday cake in preparation for the show. But we do have back from his sabbatical Mark Piszczor, who was taking a very intensive Jude Law impersonation class. Also Matthew Filipowicz is co-hosting too and has only taken a beginners class to Being John Cusack back in the nineties. Alright party boyz and girlz! Lets do this!

It's Destroy All Sketch Comedians with your host Tim Grimes! Tonight, His Co-Hosts, 3rd place winner of the Del Close Impression contest, Matthew Filipowicz! And the 4th lead of the new hot sitcom, Who Farted?, James Davis! And our special guest Co-Host, the spider that bit Kyle Rittenouse, Bob Rok! Featuring music by the Greenlights music house band! And now live on tape, from Tim Grimes' living room, your host Tim Grimes! Wait what? We've been cancelled? Good night forever, everybody! But seriously folks, stick around, we talk all things Colbert on this episode. Starting with his sketch show on Comedy Central called Exit 57, then Strangers with Candy, Colbert Report and of course his time on the Late Show before it got cancelled by some greedy, evil thin-skinned babies.