Episodes: December, 2018

Week two of TBTL Plays Favorites kicks off when Camaro Kev swings by the studios of Walsh, Walsh & Doormat to discuss a few of his favorite things. Today’s secret topic involves spilled wax, false memories, and bribery gone wrong.

Week one of TBTL Plays Favorites wraps up today with a very difficult question for Genevieve and Andrew that could threaten their relationship. But they’ll probably be fine. And Luke explains why he doesn’t have a problem playing favorites with members of his own family. 

Luke, Andrew and Genevieve continue to discuss a few of their favorite things during their special week of holiday programming. Today’s secret topic involves a lizard boy, a lizard man, and set of Belle and Sebastian EPs that launched a love story for the ages. 

It’s day three of TBTL Plays Favorites! Luke, Andrew and Genevieve continue to count down their favorite things. They also learn the difference between a recorder and a flutophone, and they hear how a kid got stuck in an airplane’s overhead bin.

It’s a special Christmas Day edition of TBTL! Genevieve joins Andrew and Luke for the second installment of TBTL Plays Favorites, in which they discuss a few of their favorite things. Today’s secret topic involves a guitar that saved a friendship and a bathrobe that turned into a DVD player. 

Genevieve joins Luke and Andrew to kick-off their special week of holiday shows focusing on a few of their favorite things. Today’s secret topic involves old pianos and Andrew stomping around like Paul Rudd in Wet Hot American Summer. 

Luke and Andrew are gearing up for Christmas. Luke is planning some very last minute shopping, and he explains why he almost missed his live show in Portland last night. Plus, it’s a final Christmas-themed Music For Your Weekend!

Comedian and TBTL friendo Andy Haynes swings by the studios of Walsh, Walsh & Doormat since he’s performing just a few blocks away this weekend. He discusses his work on the critically acclaimed TV show “World’s Flattest Butts” and his journey to reclaim the crown as America’s #1 Comedian.

Luke watched a film that he’s afraid may have changed his life, and Andrew got screamed at in a “taco joint.” Plus, actor Alfonso Ribeiro is suing Fortnite for using the dance he came up with as Carlton on the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

Kiki Lolo joins the show to offer some advice to gift-givers this holiday season. Plus, Luke set up a camera in his kitchen to catch a sneaky, four-legged prowler. He and Andrew keep an eye on the video feed from Seattle.

Luke shares a fascinating story that explains some of the science behind dreams. Andrew is INTO IT. Luke also has some advice for balding talk show guests. And they look back on a mixed weekend of sports with the latest installment of No Point Conversion. 

Luke and Andrew try to decipher an important song from Luke’s musical past, and they review a new remake of one of their favorite films (based on the trailer and soundtrack.)

Luke’s neighbor on the flight to Chicago has some very annoying habits and a questionable photo on his phone. Meanwhile Andrew remembers back to a time he tried to remember something.

Luke’s in New York City, where he’s discovering that Lyft drivers are very different in the Big Apple. Plus, Andrew explains why he almost swore at an old lady yesterday. 

A scientist says he’s identified the funniest words in the English language. Luke and Andrew will be the judge of that! Plus, Andrew confesses to an encyclopedia-related sin, and he and Luke break down the Seahawk’s Monday night win in a complicated installment of No Point Conversion.

Jeannie Yandel joins the show from the hit podcast Battle Tactics For Your Sexist Workplace to list her favorite holiday beverages. She and Andrew also discuss a disturbing new trend among Hawaiian monk seals, and they pick a new host for the Oscars.

Luke has a plan to jog to the airport this afternoon, but will the Wizards at Avis rent a sweaty Luke a car? Plus, an aquarium claps back at Apple over a new squid emoji.

Tom Cruise wants to make sure everyone’s flat-screen TVs are set up properly to watch his high-def action movies. Luke and Andrew call up their own A/V expert, Camero Kev, to fact check Maverick’s claims.