Episodes: 2011

TBTL explores LBJ’s Bunghole, workplace bathroom etiquette, and Luke’s place on the list of Famous Albanians (in that order).

The Gang looks back at Ricky Gervais’ Golden Globes hosting, was it too mean? Are we actually saying as a nation ‘we weep for Tim Allen’? Also, Jen gives advice to two listeners who’ve been in a secret marriage for TEN YEARS.

Sean works on being nicer to jocks, Jen takes a crash course on Tunisia (thanks to Star Wars, and, you know, a revolution they’re having) and JD and Thunder stop by to tell us about The Worst Movie You Can See This Weekend.

Coyotes invade Ft. Wayne, Dire Straits gets banned from Canadian radio, and Luke explains why your life hasn’t been working out so well of late.

TBTL launches project ‘Leave Ted Alone’. Plus, Luke gets good news about his mysterious bald spot while Jen gives advice on father/daughter dance songs.

TBTL officially declares itself on a Snow Day. Seattle’s self-styled super heros might need some better training, and the surprising good rapping skills of Andy Milonakis.

Luke humiliates himself at a Chinese restaurant while Jen finds it confusing trying to operate a space satellite on behalf of George Clooney.

TBTL turns three years old! Reminiscing, drinking, and hilarity ensues.

Luke, Jen, and Vanessa discuss the explosive court case pitting two kitty litter companies against each other. Plus, the triumphant return of Awesome Not Awesome.

Andy Haynes and Scott Moran stop by to help Luke fix his many jokes that didn’t work during the previous night’s standup dry-run. Plus, of course, lots of ‘Smanging’

TBTL contemplates the End of Days, Brett Favre’s questionable decisions, and the hateful ‘Ear-Crack’ that The Black Eyed Peas apparently sprinkle into every song.

Luke and Jen share their resolutions for 2011, compare notes on recent public urinations, and go down an IMDB rabbit hole titled ‘hey, what happened to the cast of Malcolm in the Middle?’