Difference between revisions of "Episode 137: "Houdini's Waffles""
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| − | James Spader's sexiness as evidenced by "The Blacklist". | + | James Spader's sexiness as evidenced by "The Blacklist".<br/> |
| − | Julie's lost wallet. | + | Julie's lost wallet.<br/> |
| − | Jiminy Glick proves that Martin Short is funnier than Steve Martin. | + | Jiminy Glick proves that Martin Short is funnier than Steve Martin.<br/> |
| − | Eagleeye, the hit Adult Swim series. | + | Eagleeye, the hit Adult Swim series.<br/> |
| − | Small dogs, little persons, and prostitutes. | + | Small dogs, little persons, and prostitutes.<br/> |
| − | Haunted houses, magic castles, and the interactive "Sleep No More" theatrical experience. | + | Haunted houses, magic castles, and the interactive "Sleep No More" theatrical experience.<br/> |
| − | Scheduling problems at South Park and Alec Baldwin's new talk show. | + | Scheduling problems at South Park and Alec Baldwin's new talk show.<br/> |
Beard-trimming, death, and ComicCon 2013. | Beard-trimming, death, and ComicCon 2013. | ||
Revision as of 18:38, 19 October 2013
Date
18 October 2013
Guests
Chris Elliott Jason Wolimer
Origin of the episode title
Julie and guests discuss Neil Patrick Harris's membership in The World Famous Hollywood Magic Castle organization, speculating that a wonderful brunch served there might include a dish called "Houdini's Waffles."
Discussed
James Spader's sexiness as evidenced by "The Blacklist".
Julie's lost wallet.
Jiminy Glick proves that Martin Short is funnier than Steve Martin.
Eagleeye, the hit Adult Swim series.
Small dogs, little persons, and prostitutes.
Haunted houses, magic castles, and the interactive "Sleep No More" theatrical experience.
Scheduling problems at South Park and Alec Baldwin's new talk show.
Beard-trimming, death, and ComicCon 2013.
Trivia
Neil Patrick Harris has visited the "Sleep No More" show approximately 7 times. Beards do not grow to the topography of one's face.
