281: I Love a Lot of Awful People - The Best of 2015

The Incomparable Mothership

Moisés Chiullán

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 2 January 2016

⏱️ 157 minutes

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Summary

In this year-end review episode, our panelists discuss their favorite bits of entertainment from 2015. When that’s done, we review the top moments from The Incomparable in 2015, complete with clips—and a mysterious visitor.

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0:00.0	The Inconparable, number 281, January 2016.
0:09.0	Welcome back to The Incomparable. This is our last episode of 2015.
0:13.7	Or wait, it's the first episode of 2016.
0:16.8	But we're going to look back on 2015 and things that we liked from 2015 and things about the podcast that we liked and that you, the listeners, liked.
0:24.9	Let me introduce some fine panelists who have joined us for this episode, some of the most commonly heard panelists on The Uncomparable in the past year.
0:34.7	Let me introduce them in order of their appearances, number of appearances on the show.
0:39.5	David J. Lour is here.
0:40.6	Hello.
0:41.5	Happy old year.
0:42.9	Happy old year.
0:45.9	Coming in just barely in second place, thanks to Star Wars episodes, because who's in the
0:51.4	bag for those.
0:52.0	Dan Warren is here.
0:53.1	Hello.
0:54.0	Moore! Yeah. Weren't they all Star Wars episodes this year? because who's in the bag for those. Dan Warren is here. Hello. Lord!
0:55.0	Yeah.
0:56.0	Weren't they all Star Wars episodes this year?
0:59.0	Almost.
1:00.0	Yes.
1:01.0	Our dedicated Star Wars podcast will random, random wars.
1:03.0	It launches next year.
1:05.0	Stay tuned.
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