1893: The End

[Dean from Australia]

I think it's now a job requirement for prospective Fox employees to be batshit crazy . In Megyn Kelly's case, I'm wondering if polishing Rupert's cock was also a part of the application process.

Santa is his current form was a creation of the Coca Cola Company wasn't it?

[Enunciated Piffle]

Originally Posted by BrianAlt

Having trouble downloading this show and BroLo's new show. Anyone else?

I don't know about BroLo but I downloaded, (from iTunes) this KATG ep The End and all it shows is time 0:01

When I play it it's Keith's voice saying "Hot Women" and then it goes dead. I thought it was a joke but coming here it's obviously a mistake.

Instead of going through VIP, go to iTunes store and DL. It should be 51.9 MB in size.

[BrianAlt]

Haven't had a chance to try again. I will check it again in the AM.

[BrianAlt]

Actually just downloaded both successfully over wifi.

[Mandias]

Originally Posted by Dean from Australia

Santa is his current form was a creation of the Coca Cola Company wasn't it?

Yes, Santa and Jesus were both changed into white men via marketing.

[Enunciated Piffle]

"Our audience informs our show. They tell it were to go...sometimes to hell." - Chemda

[flerchin]

Keith and Chemda are podcasting geniuses. They've literally written the book on it. I trust your instincts, and I'm glad that you listen to our feedback.

To be clear; I think the story tellers was a worthwhile experiment, but it didn't seem to work out.

[JSZilla]

I liked the Storyteller thing. But fuck me.

[scottperezfox]

I also watched Battle Royale and found the acting completely over-the-top. But for Japan, are we really surprised?



Regarding storytelling, I enjoyed Adam Wade and the tale of the Playboy magazines as well as the story about Jimmy's adventures in WWII, but it feels odd to have a single person speaking into a mic, solo, without an audience or without a host interjecting with questions. Can't quite put my finger on it, but it feels slightly artificial compared to the very organic, human, qualities of KATG such as laughter from faraway couches and Keith getting close the mic to whisper "use code KATG."

[Bucho]

Originally Posted by scottperezfox

... it feels odd to have a single person speaking into a mic, solo, without an audience or without a host interjecting with questions. Can't quite put my finger on it, but it feels slightly artificial compared to the very organic, human, qualities of KATG such as laughter from faraway couches and Keith getting close the mic to whisper "use code KATG."

That's a good way to put it. Ophira somehow made it work in this odd context but to me the others, who I'm sure are great on stage, lacked presence in the studio setting.

My only regret is we never got to hear Danny The Hatch Hatch do a Storytellers ep. Now there's a guy with mic charisma. The George Clooney of the Microphone they call him.