Episodes: January, 2013

Luke and Andrew spend 80% of the show searching online for the closest “Classic” Pizza Hut location. Plus, Craig Mazen, writer of the new movie “Identity Theft” swings by.

Luke, Andrew, and Jen “Flash” Andrews gather together on the day of the final 30 Rock episode, to talk about why it mattered to them so much.

Luke and Andrew try to figure out if a new Volkswagon Superbowl ad is racist. Plus, Luke uncovers some audio that confirms his theories about Manti Te’o’s imaginary girlfriend.

Singer Jonathan Coulton talks about getting ripped off by Glee meanwhile Andrew returns from his Monday Meltdown.

A near brush with being in a bar where a shooting went down has Luke feeling contemplative.

Andrew brings a new ‘Broadcast Aid’ into the studio, much to Luke’s terror.

TBTL works through its grief over being turned down by Kenny G. for an interview, plus Luke is not having those decals of kid’s football numbers on the backs of SUV’s.

Luke comes up with a novel approach to broadcast the show and rest his injured voice, simultaneously.

Luke goes to great lengths, and East Las Vegas to try and get back his stolen iPhone.

Luke makes a miraculous recovery, and Jen stops by to discuss some of the finer points of Las Vegas, Harry Baals, and Roundball Rock.

Luke records the show show from bed while battling the death plague. Plus, a conversation with Mike Pesca about the crazy story of Manti Te’o and his Imaginary Girlfriend.

Luke and Andrew try to decide who had a worse first kiss experience, plus a listener who makes Elvis costumes plays “What Are You Doin’ Here?”

Luke’s friend Tricia writes a facebook post that makes him wonder if he’s been being sexy or sexist his entire life.

Luke looks to the fashion wisdom of Lyndon B. Johnson, original Fancy Pants Person.

TBTL gets some fan mail that should probably be called “hurt your feelings’ mail.

A New Mexico tree trimmer suffers a horrible accident and teaches Luke and Andrew to stop complaining about their jobs. Plus, “What Are You Doin’ Here” returns, with TBTL calling listener William, a dairy farmer in Maryland.

A jilted Florida woman uses a novel method of getting back at her ex, which has Luke curious about the use of poop as a weapon. Plus, Andrew loves Gosford Park, but has trouble remembering the name.

Luke, Jen, Sean and Andrew reminisce about the first episode of TBTL. Which happened five years and one day ago.