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On this weekends edition of TBTL: Dane Cooks incredibly awkward and fascinating cameo on Louis CKs TV show, Ben Huh from icanhazcheesburger squares off with GQ in a fashion battle to the death, and Lukes pal The Mummy weighs in on the John Denver mountain controversy in Colorado.
Luke and Jen pick through the weekends news, including Charlie Sheens appearance at The Gathering of The Juggalos, and Dane Cooks incredibly awkward and fascinating cameo on Louis CKs TV show.
Lukes pal The Mummy weighs in on the John Denver mountain controversy in Colorado, plus TBTL wonders if alcohol should even be served on flights anymore based on a recent peeing incident on a Jet Blue red-eye.
Jen realizes she might have gone a little overboard criticizing a past guest, Ben Huh from icanhazcheesburger squares off with GQ in a fashion battle to the death, and listener Rich in Indiana talks about going through life with an Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
TBTL debriefs on the previous days guest, who seemed to really get under the skin of the Tens of Listeners. Plus, Jen was totally right about DB Coopers supposed niece and More Testicle Talk Than You Ever Wanted.
TBTL is joined by the blogger (and real life flight attendant) behind Coffee, Tea,or Me, who tells us how to get free drinks and stay on the good side of the flight crew. Plus, we take a look back at Sundays book club.
We broadcast while jets seem to be attacking the neighborhood, then discuss the folly of at-home ice cream-makers and remember back to the time we tried to learn french.
TBTL checks up on listeners around the country to make sure theyre surviving the heat. Plus, an Oprah-based conversation leads Luke to furiously reprimand rich people for being proud of themselves over remodeling their houses.
TBTLs Long-Running dislike for Celebrity Publicists is confirmed thanks to a drunken melt-down by the guy from Kings of Leon. Plus, it turns out you might be ethnocentric and not even realized it, based on womens tights.
An interview with Game of Thrones author, George R.R. Martin, PLUS evidence that it is a great time to be a lady in America which involves lady beer and nylons and corsets
Jen explains how everything you think you know about the Amy Winehouse song Rehab is probably wrong. Plus, Luke is officially over Competitive Facial Hair and Hot Greg stops by to review Captain America.
Sean reports on his run through mud and fire, Jen cries her way through the World Cup Finals, and Luke says paper towels are far superior to napkins when it comes to face-cleaning.
TBTL talks to listener Rob about the highs and lows of being a janitor. Plus, the absolute best way to deal with someone who says "I dont even own a TV"
Luke returns from a debauched weekend in Canada, while Jen was enjoying something similar in Seattle. TBTL has a public service announcement for Ryan ONeal, plus all the wedding advice youll ever need ever ever.
TBTL talk to two obsessed Rolling Stones fans (Jens parents) about Mick Jaggers new project (and no, its not a sequel to Freejack). Plus, an update from Indiana, where kids no longer learn cursive writing.
Luke drags a dangerous pile of fireworks into the basement, endangering the broadcast and Jen. Meanwhile, Charlie Sheen hastens the End Times by aligning himself with The Gathering of The Juggalos.
Roger Ebert apologizes (sort of) for tweeting insensitive things about a dead man, TBTL educates America on the various beauty pageants, and Hari Kondabolu stops by for Awesome Not Awesome.
TBTL takes credit for getting a Sherman Alexie book banned (and for his massive book sales), Taylor Swift has some choice words for her critics, and Luke and Jen try to figure out how they feel about Slut Walks.