Episodes: May, 2015

Luke, Andrew and Phyllis meet up at a Seattle cafe to recap last night’s big TBTL Mariner’s event. They also discuss gritty tourist destinations, Luke’s online behavior, and questionable piercing decisions.

Luke and Andrew drive around Seattle before tonight’s big Mariner’s game. Luke takes us to the location of the now-infamous “crying tree” that he planted years ago. And he explains why he should never, ever, ever be allowed to babysit or own a scooter.

Luke and Andrew are fascinated with a recent interview with Art Garfunkel, who seems to be turning more bitter by the minute. Plus, they examine their feelings about the destruction of an iconic TBTL hangout.

Luke and Andrew discuss the pope’s TV watching habits and find themselves in a name-that-TV-tune situation. They also review an official American Pie time conversion table and review this week’s Game of Thrones episode.

Luke and Andrew discuss tonight pants, tonight shirts, and proper attire for greeting your significant other at the end of the day. Plus, Luke travels to L.A. to interview the owner of his favorite bar.

Luke, Andrew and Carey take the Myers-Briggs test to learn more about their personalities. Phyllis calls-in to back-up Andrew on a very contentious issue. Also discussed: new drivers ed rules, overpriced hot dogs, and bad customer service.

Luke and Andrew dissect David Letterman’s final broadcast and also discuss a naked man at an airport.

Luke begins the show by exorcising Andrew’s demons the old fashioned way. Plus: Jay-Z has angered a famous artist, Radio Shack has angered the FTC, and the NFL has angered Luke with a rule change.

Luke asks Andrew to fill him in on what he’s been missing since Luke shut-down his Facebook account. This leads to a discussion of birthdays, trigger warnings, and Luke’s ongoing beef with Peter Sagal. Plus, a new Boy Scouts policy has Luke perturbed. And we wrap up with a graphic edition of A Song of Ice and Spoilers.

It was a big weekend for television. Luke and Andrew discuss Louis CK’s provocative SNL monologue and the news media’s coverage of it. Plus, Mad Men wrapped up its final season. Andrew tries (and fails) to stay positive in his review.

If Luke were born today, his name would be Javier. If Andrew were born today, his name would be Luke. But one thing is for sure: Luke rejects the nickname “Bathroom Burbank.” He and Andrew wrap up the TBTL-a-Thon with a conversation about that, aging rock bands, and True Detective Season 2.

It’s day 4 of the TBTL-a-Thon! Luke joins the show from Chicago, where he set up a temporary podcasting studio in a hotel bathroom. He and Andrew discuss big news regarding The Simpsons and the fate of Johnny Depp’s dogs. And we finally hear the voice of Infinite Guest blogger, Stu-Bot.

Luke and Andrew break out their slide whistles, air horns and 5:20 Funnies for a special morning Zoo Crew edition of TBTL. Plus, Adam Sandler says goodbye to David Letterman, and scientists may have found a new way to kill earworms. Also, our boss stops by with an update on the TBTL-a-Thon and the future of our employment.

Luke’s mom joins the show with some advice on how to get people to donate during the TBTL-a-thon. Plus, Andrew discusses the possibility of a pig entering his life, and we offer the latest edition of A Song of Ice and Spoilers.

It’s day one of the TBTL-a-Thon! In an attempt to encourage you to support the show, Luke and Andrew deliver stories of airline chicanery, a Columbo-esque murder plot, and Alec Baldwin’s pronunciation of “quinoa.” Plus, the best public radio fund raiser in all the land calls-in to offer us some advice.

Luke and Andrew discuss one family’s dubious method of tooth extraction and compare it to their own. Plus, we solve a listener’s dilemma over her newly-infamous neighbor. And Luke spends his special day in birthday anonymity then drinks dirty water through a high-tech straw.

Luke is on the road, reporting a story for a major TV news network. He joins Andrew from San Francisco to discuss his travels, deflate gate and the creepiest McDonald’s marketing campaign ever.

Andrew is learning how to tie his shoes while Luke also patiently teaches him how to talk gooder. Plus, the boys deal with a sudden onslaught of fake Twitter followers, and the World’s Best Bartender reaches out to the show.