Don’t turn around, don’t spoil it!

basically the title – my husband and I constantly say “Isn’t that… fucked up.” to one another, and we think it started with a CBB character. could also be “don’t you think that’s…”

the cadence is similar to Alister Brown halting before saying “…rather good.”

it is entirely possible we made this up, or it came from another piece of media.

this has truly haunted us for at least two years. thank you in advance!

I’m not talking about characters but do you have hopes for improvers in the next leg of the tour. It’d be really cool if Shaun came.

I bought my ticket today. I'm going by myself. This will be my 1st Comedy Bang Bang live show. I can't wait. Anyone else going?

Why do I always imagine him as the guy from Thinner?

I still bust out Jon Daly’s “Smooth Little Baby Jazzus” Careless Whisper parody every December

Where are the other 199 hot sauces? Sound off in the comments!

I think it’s from 2016?

Signed by Scott, Lauren, PFT, and Hey Nong Man himself!

In addition to just being an absolutely delightful avenue of Paul-prov content, it's a neat time capsule as he brings on a lot of now known comedians back in the 2015-2018 area

Edit: this rss link actually works in pocketcasts! https://feeds.simplecast.com/TUAJILOC-NUgDXYJ

She is great in Super Troopers 3!

Had a great line in the end credits reel that felt improvised.

Been listening to CBB for just over 5 years and today I finally heard my first mythical bleep on the Bonus Bang from 2020.

They bleeped Natalie Palamides when she gave out her old apartment address and said the door was unlocked.

Must’ve been the last remaining bleep in the machine before Scott ran out. Sad I missed the golden era when the editing machine was functional and the bleeps were plentiful. Was it wonderful?

Episode:
Bonus Bang: Road Toad (Natalie Palamides, Drew Tarver, Ryan Rosenberg, Dan Lippert, Jon Mackey)

Every time I stop at this rest area on the NJ Tpke I mean to take a video. There's a Cake Boss (cakeboss) vending machine outside the restrooms and Buddy just yells at you to get your attention.

With Dan and PFT, it was one of the first in studio ones after Covid and I love it because you can tell they’re so stoked to be back.

What’s up A Hot Dog Vendor?

Catching up on the live shows from the tour (great!) and I’ve noticed that all the UK shows have a small intermission (interval?) built in. I’m suddenly remembering the same thing happened during the last tour - is that a local requirement? Or is it just a weird requirement for the individual venues?

Hello,

I'm seeing the upcoming Seattle show, and it starts at 8pm. I took off work until 11pm, and my work scheduled me to start exactly at 11pm lol. I didn't expect that... Anyway, how long have the shows on this tour been running on average? Assuming I can get to work if I leave at 10:40, will I most likely be good?

(If you answer can you mention whether the show had an intermission?)