Chris and Tanner rant about coupons.
In the news: A postal worker delivers a woman’s mail nude nude, a woman sues Capital One over a $286 million credit card bill, whatever is the most overused word, and the top twitter trends.
In culture: Chris uncovers a penis in Teen Wolf. Tanner reviews Sufjan Stevens’ Age of Adz.
In humor: Tanner and Chris discuss pro wrestling in a Time Trial Part Deux.
Runtime: 1 hour 16 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Darling Imperial.
This is an outtake of episode 52 with crappy audio quality. Enjoy, if you wish.
Tanner and the All Caps musicology team uncover a hidden meaning in Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance.” Listener Jim writes in and considers expanding dick metrics. And the first ever All Caps live show will be in December.
In the news: November 5th was the anniversary of time travel, China releases an Obama sex doll, a ten year old child has a baby, an asshole attacks a woman with his own semen, and Keith Olbermann is fired for contributing to the Democratic party.
Runtime: 45 minutes.
Music by Right on Wagner
Tanner and Chris take back their music picks for 2009. Tanner rants about people who make hand gestures in photos.
In the news: Czech surgeons left a foot long tool in a woman, a man was arrested twice on his wedding day, a fight broke out at a Chuck E. Cheese, and an Italian chef was fired for explaining how to cook cat on TV.
In culture: Tanner reviews Pee Wee’s Playhouse Live.
In humor: Tanner and Chris throw Time Trials at each other covering Valentine’s Day cards in Elementary school and playing street sports.
Runtime: 1 hour 17 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Broken Social Scene.
Tanner and Chris give out nearly thirty awards to the best and worst of everything in 2009.
Runtime: 1 hour 44 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner.
Tanner rants about people who don’t know how to make proper mix tapes.
In the news: It’s the one year anniversary of Obama’s victory, a man stabs himself to get out of work, we have new co-hosts for the Oscars, flu vaccines are controversial, and a German company releases a vaginal scent.
In culture: Tanner reviews Paranormal Activity and Tanner and Chris debate the merits of Where the Wild Things Are.
In humor: Tanner puts Chris in the hot seat for a love/hate.
Runtime: 1 hour 32 minutes
Music provided by Right on Wagner and Darling Imperial.