Episodes: February, 2022

Luke talked to someone involved with the crime scene he witnessed from his window last week, and their story is jaw-dropping.

A thicc bear accused of making some trouble in Tahoe has been getting a bad rap.

A bizarre promotional video starring celebrities of yesteryear leads to some shocking revelations about Rednex, the Swedish(!) band behind Cotton Eye Joe.

A comedian is catching some flack for making fun of Ted Lasso fans on Twitter, and Matt Stafford (sort of?) apologizes for his response to a photographer’s nasty fall.

Andrew joins the show from his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, where he’s doing his best to keep his composure in the face of some (minor) technical issues.

Luke and Andrew have every intention of tackling a special Presidents’ Day quiz, but things go off the rails when a listener sends them a clue to the latest TBTL mystery.

An exhaustive investigation into Norm’s bar tab on Cheers leads to an episode of TBTL that any podcast consultant would love: long, rambly, and with a LOT of questionable math. 

Luke finally reaches out to England to find out whether his new favorite dog has been adopted yet or what!

Luke and Andrew are loving the new Netflix show Murderville. Also, CBS has an ingeniously evil way of promoting its new procedurals. And there’s a reason Luke and Andrew are afraid of hotel telephones.

Luke is cooking up a possible TBTL adventure involving international travel and a canine namesake.

Luke and Andrew review yesterday’s Super Bowl Halftime show and a commercial that was so good it was actually bad?

Luke finds himself in a Twitter beef with one of public radio’s biggest stars.

Luke learns the one question he’s not allowed to ask Amy Poehler when he interviews her. And now he wants to ask it.

Leslie Jones has been the best part of Olympic coverage so far, but her commentaries have been getting pulled from social media because NBC is dumb. 

Did you know that the Olympics are happening right now? It’s true! But nobody seems to be watching.

Luke digs through a mountain of emails from listeners trying to help him find his “Mystery Song.” And Andrew spent a full day at the movies, expanding his horizons. 

Minnesota has some of the best snow plow names, but the schoolchildren of Vermont are offering some competition.

The Washington Football Team announces a new name that is somehow less interesting than “The Washington Football Team.”