Episodes: September, 2011

The US Postal Service may start putting living people on stamps — maybe Andy Rooney can be a candidate! Plus, do parents love all their kids equally or do they pick favorites? Luke and Jen explain if they think they’re the favorite.

Luke and Jen remember the time a TBTL is Mystery Solvers helped Jen realize her hidden detective skills.

Luke and Jen try to have a civilized conversation, but Sean keeps interrupting to talk about the Human Centipede 2.

While TBTL hacks up a lung, please enjoy this favorite day from the early days of summer when we celebrated the weather by broadcasting from the front porch.

TBTL survives a near collision with a rogue satellite, ponders if they were their parent’s favorites, and Jen has one more reason to mourn the slow death of the Post Office.

On this weekend’s edition of TBTL, Luke Burbank has absolute, undisputed scientific evidence that the US is far superior to Europe. And by absolute, undisputed scientific evidence, we mean… Luke’s opinion.

Remember the night Luke and Sean tried to save the party Jen was hosting? Plus, Michael Ian Black stopped in too.

TBTL rolls out two of its most boring segments ever, Mic Chat and Lap Top Talk. Plus Jen gets all emotional about a 90210 breakup that happened 20 years ago.

TBTL Ingredient #10 is alcohol.

On this weekend’s edition of TBTL, Jen describes the time she got stuck in a basement at a wedding. Plus, Jen believes child goat-thieves in Minnesota are adorable and the Surgeon General wants ladies to spend less time on their hair (and she’s got a bizarre reason related to physical fitness, but Jen buys it completely).

TBTL Ingredient #9 is Arrested Development.

TBTL Ingredient #8 is the podcast as therapy session.

TBTL Ingredient #7 is the music of the 1980s.

TBTL Ingredient #6 is “30 Rock”.

TBTL Ingredient #5 is Kanye West.

TBTL Ingredient #4 is time spent in casinos.

TBTL Ingredient #3 is the stories from the New York Times.

TBTL Ingredient #2 is Jesus Creek stories and influences