Listening back to 2016 live eps and they’ve referenced this phrase a few times and I don’t know the origin. Do you? It’s different than Neil Campbell’s “rather good” catchphrase.

Al A. Peterson apparently celebrating Wet Day early

Jess and Zach crowdfunded a Mock Trial movie, and it features a few other CBB folks.
They've got some in-theater screenings around the country coming up on October 14th.

October 14th
Atlanta · Austin · Boston · Chicago · Los Angeles · Minneapolis · New York · Philadelphia · Portland · San Francisco · Seattle · Washington DC

Directed by Jessica McKenna

Written by Jessica McKenna & Zach Reino

Starring

• Jessica McKenna
• Zach Reino
• Mario Houle
• Brianna Reed
• Cheri Oteri

With

• Lennon Parham
• Zeke Nicholson
• Payam Banifaz
• Ross Bryant
• Mary Sohn
• Paul F. Tompkins
• and more!

Available now! Like the Series 1 figure release but includes a new All-Stars blister card with a hand drawn illustration of PFT as JW Stillwater! Grab it solo bolo or in a bundle with Fourvel at FigureCollections.com!

And not something from the imagination of deranged individual Shaun Diston.

Asif Ali returns to answer Scott's questions about the solemn vow he made the last time he was on. But does his story hold up under scrutiny? Then, NBA superstar Bill Walton is more chill than ever and tries to help us all find a little peace. And small business owner Caroline Fingers will impress you with her two hands and can-do attitude!

or is this just it now 😭

Let me preface with the fact that I cannot stress enough how big of a fan of CBB I've been since I believe year 2. I jumped on early, though it was only slightly after changing the name from Comedy Death Ray. I've been listening ever since and it has forever remained my favorite podcast (though lowkey, The Neighborhood Listen is giving it a run for its money in that regard), but I digress.

Scott can absolutely do what he wants, but I've noticed as the years have gone on that he is quick to immediately side with those calling for a 'cancel' without enough evidence for that side to seem reasonable to me.

I'll say straight up, he probably has the right stance with Horatio, it sucks cuz he was hilarious, but I'm not about to die on any hill that Horatio never fucked up; seems pretty clear that he did.

However, the fact that Scott still stans Amber Heard and thinks Depp is human garbage feels odd to me. Maybe Scott has some inside info for that to be the logical side to take, but damn that trial was an embarrassment for her, and made it clear to me that there was not any credible evidence to backup the vast majority of claims she put forward. I dunno why, but his stance on this always bothered me, but it alone wasn't enough to get me talking about it.

Now though with Reggie, again, unless Scott has more info he isn't sharing, it seems wild that he'd abandon his buddy over claims from Reggie's exes that he made them do drugs with him. Like I get it, you shouldn't be the asshole peer pressuring your partner to do illicit substances with you, but still, it was always ultimately their choice, Reggie probably didn't force any K or hallucinogens down his partners' throats. This is a case of choice as far as I can tell; not nearly on the same level of the shit that Cosby was doing.

I dunno, I'm sure some people will call me a fool with this take, but I just can't help but question Scott's mentality on some of this. Seems like he's purposely just playing it as safe as he can while being fine with whatever bridges he has to burn in that process.

Somehow convinced my wife to get our plates updated in the most niche way possible.

R U Talkin’ R.E.M. Re: Me?