Episodes: December, 2017

Day Five of the “TBTL No Regerts Holiday Spesh-tacular” arrives, and Andrew regrets calling his friend a “nancyboy” in front of a crowd of people. Plus GI Joe talk, So. Much. GI Joe. Talk.

Day Four of the TBTL “No Regerts, Holiday Spesh-tacular” commences, with a story of monetary malfeasance, from the poker room to the lunch room of Daniel Bagley Elementary.

Day Three of the TBTL “No Regerts, Holiday Spesh-Tacular” features Camaro Kev’s regret over some ex-girlfriend smack talk, that the ex-girlfriend may or may not have heard.

Day Two of the TBTL “No Regerts, Holiday Spesh-Tacular” finds Andrew regretting his 8th grade fashion choices.

TBTL kicks off its “No Regerts Holiday Spesh-Tacular”,  featuring old friend of the show, Camaro Kev.

Luke goes full Clark Griswold and almost gets himself killed doing so. Also, listeners weigh-in on the 24-hour TBTL marathon, and they are…worried. 

Luke helps Andrew prep for his interview with a Professional Football Man. They also discuss the Top 25 Worst Passwords Of 2017 and why Luke likes to watch TV in the dark.

Luke and Andrew have a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT about the upcoming TBTL 10th Anniversary Celebration! Plus, we call listener Sara in South Carolina to find out the latest regarding her boss’ missing cat. And we receive our first ever phone call from an airplane!

Luke shows up at Andrew’s house after a Very Graphic Recording Session on the Savage Love podcast. Plus, a listener has a missing cat dilemma that could threaten their very job (the listener’s, not the cat’s).

New, credible stories of UFOs and mysterious alloys has Luke FREAKING OUT and questioning his entire worldview. Andrew is taking the news more in stride, but he does have an amazing idea for a comedy film about a group of ne’er-do-well fighter pilots. PLUS! We announce the date of the TBTL 10th anniversary show!

For the first time ever, Andrew is wondering if the City of Seattle is actually right for him. At least when it comes to bars. He and Luke discuss this along with other important matters, such as the difference between Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, whether Andrew insulted Andy Kindler on Twitter, and (of course) Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and Andrew wonder if we’re being watched by aliens, and they talk about their strategies for using Google maps to lower their personal anxieties. Oh, and Luke had a situation at the airport. Must be a Thursday

There’s a passive aggressive war going on among the Burbank pets, and a different passive aggressive war going on right outside Andrew’s window. Plus, a group of Gawker writers are trying to raise money to buy their publication back, and the internet ruins a good short story published by The New Yorker. 

Luke received an email today that he thinks is pretty annoying. He needs a ruling though, so Andrew breaks out his “judge’s hammer” in a segment we’re calling “Is This Annoying?” Plus, a listener gets hornswaggled at the deli and needs to vent.

The official color of 2018 has been announced, and Luke doesn’t like it. But Andrew does. They also discuss a fancy dinner that would be Andrew’s nightmare, and Carey joins the boys to discuss this weekend’s disappointing football games (and Luke’s stretchy-pants) in this week’s installment of No Point Conversion.

Luke rolls into Walsh Walsh & Doormat hepped up on too much coffee looking to discuss Viral Bros, The Human Blanket, and Mickey Avalon’s Complicated Take On Gender Issues.

Luke and Andrew discuss examples of “The Mandela Effect”, where many people all seem to remember cultural events incorrectly, which leads to a conversation about why the Berenstain Bears used to wig Luke out. Plus, Andrew stumbles on a family mystery regarding his old skateboard, and Wendy’s (the fast food chain) experiments with film criticism.

Luke and Andrew discuss some Skyjinx (woo!) after an airplane with broken toilets had to make an emergency landing in Montana. Luke wonders if the passengers could have just toughed it out. They also talk about expense reports, firmware updates, and cities that begin with the letter A.