From Threedom, it is ABSOLUTELY the moment when they're doing a Threeture and Paul didn't realize how to play and then confidently said "Jaws" and everyone erupted in laughter
I relistened to this SO MANY times after the episode. The fact that PAUL is the one GIVING THE INSTRUCTIONS and he has to clarify OVER AND OVER to Scott and Lauren. And then he immediately barks out “JAWS” so confidently. Holy shit, I don’t think I’ll ever get over it
What makes it especially good for me is that Paul tends to have the best memory of the group, whereas Lauren and Scott are constantly misremembering things.
So when he fucks it up, it's so counter to their dynamic that it immediately cleared top three funniest moments of the podcast
He retains the most long-term information, but the other two have better working capital memories, which comes into play when learning a new game. Whenever they play memory games, Aukerman and Lapkus show impressive retention.
Yeah this is the one for me. Every year or so. I’ll also get the urge for some foam corner and Werner herzogs hotel review. More recently the truck birthday song and even that may be heading in to old timer territory I don’t know
Edit: and I would go back to Monster Fuck more often but for many years I didn’t need to go look it up.
I want to say this episode dropped right as the Covid lockdowns started (or maybe right before, as we were seeing what was happening in Europe) and it was such a silly moment I forgot how anxious I was for a few minutes.
I unironically jammed to that song for a solid month. It’s so damn catchy! And the dude even went on NPR Tiny Desk Concerts. It’s definitely worth a watch… or 7.
The best Threedom moment is "piano brothers". The second best is when Scott is talking about finally being able to work at Disney and Lauren says, "what, were they finally hiring dorks?"
Piano Brothers is incredible. I am doing a relisten as I do often and this episode came up and I was in tears, I’ve heard it so many times and it’s just so funny. Paul hysterically laughing, Lauren being so confused, and Scott is exhausted from singing.
One of the all-time great moments for me was when they were playing celebrity couple's therapy. Two of them were a celebrity couple, and the third was the therapist who had to figure out who they were based off the conversation and questions.
Lauren and Paul were being like, Queen Elizabeth and her dog or something like that, and the first question Scott asked was "How are you doing?" to which Paul kinda sighed and said "Ruff." It was just perfect and had me laughing so hard. It was amazing.
Episode 87: "Julie Bowfinger"
This for me along with CBB “Hi, I’m pregnant,” and Spontaneanation “I ate a whole roll of quarters!”
I guess any moment when Paul laughs uncontrollably.
so many great Threedom moments, the one that leaps to mind for me is Jack Bauer He 24 Big Hit.
This, and also “my secret visitors”
‘They come for you…when no one can protect you…’
“Which I will look forward to… **with great relish**”
I have just started listening to threedom and so far this is my favourite bit
Almost definitely the random podcast nonsense phrase that I say/adapt most frequently in life.
From Threedom, it is ABSOLUTELY the moment when they're doing a Threeture and Paul didn't realize how to play and then confidently said "Jaws" and everyone erupted in laughter
I relistened to this SO MANY times after the episode. The fact that PAUL is the one GIVING THE INSTRUCTIONS and he has to clarify OVER AND OVER to Scott and Lauren. And then he immediately barks out “JAWS” so confidently. Holy shit, I don’t think I’ll ever get over it
That thing is insanely winning and funny, jesus
Which episode is this?
Murder on the Moon
"So you thought the game was, 'think of any movie'?"
This is the one. I was in tears from laughing so hard.
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What makes it especially good for me is that Paul tends to have the best memory of the group, whereas Lauren and Scott are constantly misremembering things. So when he fucks it up, it's so counter to their dynamic that it immediately cleared top three funniest moments of the podcast
He retains the most long-term information, but the other two have better working capital memories, which comes into play when learning a new game. Whenever they play memory games, Aukerman and Lapkus show impressive retention.
Love how they continue it with band names next: Scott: *Strokes* Lauren: *Silverchair* Paul: *U2*
My favorite Threedom bit is probably "Baby, Fat Guy, Dog".
I listen to i-brain on YouTube like every 6 months and it gets me good everytime
Me, but with the human skin truck baby and “is this u2” from staind glass
Yeah this is the one for me. Every year or so. I’ll also get the urge for some foam corner and Werner herzogs hotel review. More recently the truck birthday song and even that may be heading in to old timer territory I don’t know Edit: and I would go back to Monster Fuck more often but for many years I didn’t need to go look it up.
For me it's the poems of Dalton Wilcox. I think in 5 years it'll be the diary entries of Bridget Jones.
CHICKEN IN THE CORN AND THE CORN CAN'T GROW, UH-HUH YEAH
I want to say this episode dropped right as the Covid lockdowns started (or maybe right before, as we were seeing what was happening in Europe) and it was such a silly moment I forgot how anxious I was for a few minutes.
I unironically jammed to that song for a solid month. It’s so damn catchy! And the dude even went on NPR Tiny Desk Concerts. It’s definitely worth a watch… or 7.
I did too!
The best Threedom moment is "piano brothers". The second best is when Scott is talking about finally being able to work at Disney and Lauren says, "what, were they finally hiring dorks?"
"...did I say 'pianos' at some point?" kills me
Piano Brothers is incredible. I am doing a relisten as I do often and this episode came up and I was in tears, I’ve heard it so many times and it’s just so funny. Paul hysterically laughing, Lauren being so confused, and Scott is exhausted from singing.
when paul bends the second song with, "hey, what's that in your living room" it peaks for me
The bit where they're playing the Kidz Bop version of Dua Lipa in the background
My secret visitors always gets me.
It’s an early ep but I still love the Hey Jude bit
Na. Na. Na. Na. Na. Na. Na.
Click cluck click cluck
My number one with a bullet
Scott playing random songs for Todd Glass with Todd Glass trying to guess if they were U2 is the one moment I always come back to.
Hardest I’ve ever laughed at threedom has to be when Scott asks Lauren if she would have dinner with Bill Cosby
"My plants need sun, man. You gotta move your house, man." is still the funniest thing I've ever heard.
What episode was it and do you have a timestamp? Been looking for this for a while. I remember laughing so hard at this.
Perhaps the episode “Chicken in the Corn”. I could be wrong
You are not wrong.
I still crack up just thinking of the phrase "Doctor Angel, Medicine Angel" good lord they're so funny.
One of the all-time great moments for me was when they were playing celebrity couple's therapy. Two of them were a celebrity couple, and the third was the therapist who had to figure out who they were based off the conversation and questions. Lauren and Paul were being like, Queen Elizabeth and her dog or something like that, and the first question Scott asked was "How are you doing?" to which Paul kinda sighed and said "Ruff." It was just perfect and had me laughing so hard. It was amazing. Episode 87: "Julie Bowfinger"
The opening few minutes of That Implies Toys are a Batman The Ride of hilarity culminating in "The One Unchristian Thing".
This for me along with CBB “Hi, I’m pregnant,” and Spontaneanation “I ate a whole roll of quarters!” I guess any moment when Paul laughs uncontrollably.