Episodes: July, 2016

Luke finds himself unexpectedly in Las Vegas, where “nude podcasting” is apparently a big thing. He and Andrew listen to a bunch of Song of the Summer nominees and crown the final 16 contenders.

It’s Steve Nelson’s last day as the boss of TBTL. He joins the show to talk about the highlights and lowlights of working with Luke and Andrew and to say a heartfelt goodbye. Also, Luke eats a bag of sausage and Andrew gets emotional over an Ethernet cable.

Luke and Andrew delve deep into a Twitter mystery that they actually don’t want solved. They also discuss Sarah Silverman’s DNC performance, the USA Freedom Kids, and Amy Grant. Again.

Luke joins the show from the parking lot of a Super Target in Littleton, Colorado. He and Andrew discuss minivans, Amy Grant songs, the upcoming Million Clown March, fashion, and a new Amazon series that is taking the world by storm.

Luke and Andrew go long bombs away on this Monday episode of TBTL. They announce some more details for the summer picnic potluck. They also discuss a professional baseball player’s insolent tantrum, Hillary Clinton’s new video game, and Luke’s experience in locker rooms.

Luke is not sure which Jim Carrey character he should imitate when he arrives at a fancy party tonight. Meanwhile, Andrew refuses to belong to any TV Club that would have him as a member. They discuss these topics, as well as a reporter busted for playing Pokemon Go at a press conference, a reverse prank call by Rap Master Maurice, and Music For Your Weekend!

Luke is cranked up after hosting a morning radio show and drinking 100 cups of coffee. Andrew is sluggish after staying up all night watching special episodes of Murder, She Wrote. So, yeah. Things get sloppy. They discuss the official end of the VCR, the resurgence of classic North Korean spycraft, and whether or not they know what words mean.

Luke joins the show from Wenatchee, WA, where he’s been cavorting with scarecrows and birds of prey. He and Andrew discuss Twitter’s new verification policies, Dungeons and Dragons, and door-holding etiquette. They also tell a lot of jokes and practice their fake laughs.

Luke and Andrew review the first batch of nominees for this year’s TBTL Song of the Summer .

Luke and Andrew discuss yesterday’s cringe-worthy 60 Minutes interview with Donald Trump and Mike Pence. Plus, a solution to all your confusion around bath towels, and Luke reviews a movie from 2008.

Luke and Andrew hit the streets of Seattle to try Pokémon GO for the very first time. Voltorb save us all.

Luke heads over to Andrew’s Wallingford studio for a rare face-to-face edition of TBTL! They discuss the best pets you should never get, whether or not Luke should bring a cat into his life, and why Andrew has become obsessed with objects.

Luke is weary after a long morning of manual labor. Andrew is doing shots of Mucinex on the air. So, things get a little slappy as they discuss a Canadian singer who went rogue during last night’s MLB All Star game. Luke also quizzes Andrew on rejected license plates in Washington State.

Andrew freaks out when he realizes he might have infected his computer with a virus. He also admits to lying to the good people at a BBQ joint. Meanwhile, Luke is mesmerized by an airship in the skies of Bellingham. They discuss these topics and prepare for their great Pokemon Go adventure.

Andrew is immobilized after “running” five miles yesterday. Luke is immobilized for other reasons. They discuss their upcoming performance reviews, a lawsuit against an artist who claims he didn’t paint a painting, and some $10,000 grapes. Oh, and Luke tries to speak German with a Swiss accent.

Luke joins the show from behind a Cracker Barrel in Springfield, MO, where he’s been trying his hand at competitive cup stacking. Meanwhile, Andrew tries grocery shopping at 5 a.m. and loves it. The two of them discuss something they don’t usually discuss: The News. Plus, they say the first of many goodbyes to a very special Infinite Guester.

Luke joins the show from beautiful Branson, MO, aka “Sin City without the sin.” He and Andrew discuss Santa Clauses (or is it Santas Claus?), a “ghost town” that’s not really a town, and the best Capitol Steps promo you’ll never hear.

Luke and Andrew are re-introduced to one of their favorite singing robots. Plus, Luke’s relationship with a questionable contractor comes to a bitter end. He and Andrew also stumble upon dazzling details (and helpful hints!) when it comes to customer service and tech support, and they discuss SnowBot, the Edward Snowden real-life avatar.