Has This Ever Happened to You?

Gift Receipt

In many ways, this is a season finale. However, if we thought about how many seasons that would mean we'd have to do, it would be a little overwhelming (we try counting towards the end, and it would be twenty total seasons). This is such a fun podcast to do, though, so it wouldn't be too bad. Joe found that this might be the only sketch in the entire show where a man is actively dying throughout and does, in the end, die. Aside from that, whaddya want? It's a regular ole' WTYSS episode with all our hijinks, jokes, and insights. You love it, you love it! Also, our sponsor pulled out at the end because we were, in their words, "too bad to drive," whatever that means. So Shlok just put more of his music. If you don't like it, he apologizes. If you like it, there's more where that came from. With love, storyfellers

Instagram

Here, Shlok and Joe discuss the "Instagram" sketch that stars Vanessa Bayer. One of the few sketches that doesn't feature Tim Robinson, "Instagram" is also the name of a social networking app used by millions–hang on, I'm looking now at my notes–billions of people around the globe. Billions! Wow, someone better invest in this company quick before they take over the world. Oh no, they have already? Oh no! Stick around till the end for some new theme music. Just trying stuff out, having fun with it. We hope you're having a wonderful time!

Baby of the Year

Finally an edited podcast! Like literally, all of our 'ums' and 'ahs' are taken out, and you've got a way shorter, way more succinct podcast. Non-diluted review. Straight funny. In this podcast Joe and Shlok take a measured look at Baby of the Year. It's a very detailed recap of the skit, a play-by-play of the sketch, and then the two hosts ruminate about the Chicago pope, DC accents, and unfortunate names. It's a lot of fun! Listen. If you've got any thoughts, email shlokzartsharma@gmail.com.

Has This Ever Happened to You?

In the ongoing quest to turn a one minute sketch into an hourlong commentary, Joe and Shlok figure out what makes this specific Tim Robinson incarnation tick, working through what exactly is happening. An example of a question discussed, but never truly answered: is that man a lawyer because he's in a lawyer-office or is it just a very floppy suit? If you've ever seen a minute long sketch and thought to yourself "now stretch that out by a factor of sixty," welcome, we love you. (The end of the podcast is just us figuring out how to express our love to the audience. It doesn't go well.)

Both Ways (Pilot)

Our inaugural episode, based around the iconic opening sketch of the show "I Think You Should Leave w/ Tim Robinson," is one for the books. We speak to the sketch's encapsulation of the show's spirit, our connection to the comedic core of the show, and our different theories as to how they managed to accomplish *that* stunt. You'll know what I'm talking about it if you see the sketch. Seriously, go see the sketch, it'll take you two, three minutes max (if you have to pause in the middle because it's too much to bear). We went through the sketch frame by frame to figure out if they fully utilized their location. Shlok (that's who's writing this description right now) also emailed the coffee shop featured in the sketch. As of right now, they have not reached out. (This episode has been republished because the show has been moved to the original StoryFellers account)