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Join Luke Burbank and Andrew Walsh as they cover the most important topics of the day, from 25 year-old film reviews to whether or not Andrew’s neighbors are secretly using his garbage bins.
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Luke is obsessed with a story about NBA players who don't have access to basketball hoops during quarantine times. And Andrew's bold hot take on raccoons turns out to be tepid at best.
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Luke and Andrew stayed up late to watch Korean baseball's opening day, and they're glad they did! They also discuss beginning each show with a formal disclaimer. And Luke tries to get Andrew more excited about the new Middleditch and Schwartz Netflix specials.
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Luke found himself betting on digital horses this weekend, while learning about the Murder Hornets invading the Bay City.
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Luke and Andrew uncover the mysteries of Michael Jackson's song "Black or White", with a little help from R.E.M. (and an old Vice article.) Plus, the Drops of Stupider contest moves on to the Elite Eight!
Click here to see the updated Drops of Stupider bracket, and vote for the new match-ups below:
I Feel Happy of Myself vs I Don't Watch the News Cause I'm a Kid
I Love Jesus But I Drink a Little vs Let the Fun Begin
The Marsupial Gurgle vs Power Out
That's a Pretty Good Spoof vs Is it Too Early to Get a Fish Sandwich
Luke is offended by a Seth Meyer's bit about joggers, much to Andrew's surprise. And speaking of surprises, Post Malone delivers a great Nirvana performance.
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Luke and Andrew learn that Chuck E. Cheese — and other restaurants — are using different company names to sell food on GrubHub. Is it ingenious or nefarious? Depends on the company involved. Plus, Andrew has his eyes on a new Garfield mug.
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Andrew uses the famous "booty" method to teach Luke how to dice an onion. And we hear about a London music label that sells extremely artisanal, extremely expensive records.
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Luke and Andrew listen back to the episode of Small Wonder that changed the course of Andrew's life. Plus, Luke took a break from watching chiropractor "popping" videos to enjoy this weekend's SNL, which seems to be hitting a stride.
Luke and Andrew wax nostalgic about Domino's pizza, Cisco Morris, and the old fashioned radio days of TBTL. They also reveal the round 2 winners in the Drops of Stupider contest!
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Luke finally unveils his unrivaled imitation of Goofy (the animated dog) while Andrew deals with mystery wounds appearing on his body. Plus, the very first YouTube video was posted 15 years ago today.
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