Episodes: November, 2011

TBTL is Mystery Solvers Classic: Luke and Jen and the Tens search the country to find the girl who stole Jason’s heart when he was a kid. Could we reunite them in one week?

The Feist album mystery gets personally hurtful; Brian Williams shows us a thing or two, and TBTL turns Legal Eagles to discuss a new lawsuit heading to court. Plus, Stack of Dimes drops in to discuss holiday movies.

Our friend Andrew stops by to be berated by Jen; Sean tells the reason he’s got a red-face, and we ask the question, “Could Feist have been lying to us?”

Why It Matters: The Muppets. Plus, TBTL AfterHours brings you some Music For Your Weekend.

Jen presents her tips for a non-awkward Thanksgiving Dinner. Plus Luke takes you step by step through his process of building a tiny wig to cover a suspicious bald spot.

WTF Podcaster Marc Maron drops by the studio.

Discussing how much we don’t want to be people who discuss traffic leads to a whole lot of traffic talk. Plus, the interview with singer/songwriter Leslie Feist.

Fashion chat about Utilikilts and wallet chains leads to the clarification of what the segment I Love You Chunk is all about.

Rachel FLotard joins us in studio to talk about her band, her plans, her life and even a little Bell Biv Devoe. Plus, she answers listener mail.

We interview Mindy Kaling, who is as lovely as you think. Plus, does yesterdays show count as a Trainwreck? And a quick It’s Pretty Cool.

The culmination of all the wine tastings, with the in-studio version which leads us to the official selection. Plus, we learn about Civilian Mail Delivery and the TBTL Debate Club convenes.

Luke found a new faith in his fellow gamblers. Plus, why didn’t the Oscar producers listen to us? And, a new segment: We also did not kill Bob Ruthman.

Oscar chat gets really deep into Brett Ratner’s stuff; a reporter asks our favorite question; the NYC News Desk reports on genitalia valuation and a police sting that went wrong in a very surprising way.

Luke and Jen re-enact a public break-up. Plus, It’s Pretty Cool, Call Makers and Email Frenzy.

Waking up in a world where LaToya Jackson makes sense and Nickelback evokes sympathy, Luke and Jen work through their emotions while discussing an overzealous janitor and a wedding lawsuit that feels a bit off.

Jen and Sean learn that Luke’s inner-Big Dog almost got loose recently and there’s good cause to worry for this weekend. Plus, a look back at three things that bug Jen…it’s basically her Andy Rooney audition.

Luke and Jen debate the value of Disneyland and fire alarms. Plus, It’s Pretty Cool and CallMakers, which leads to an a amazing rap performance out of the Bay Area.