31: Supernatural

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2011

⏱️ 62 minutes

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An entire hour devoted to The CW's "Supernatural." Can you imagine it? Brr. Fortunately, that's not what this podcast is about. It's about stuff we think is funny. Only one of likes "Supernatural." To find out who, you will need to listen.

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0:00.0	On this edition of The Incomparable, we'll be discussing what may be my favorite TV show of all time.
0:05.5	In fact, a lot of critics think that this is one of the greatest genre television series of all time,
0:13.0	maybe even one of the best TV series of all time.
0:15.6	And I think you'll agree.
0:16.5	I speak, of course, of the CW's groundbreaking supernatural.
0:21.9	As if.
0:27.7	The incomparable podcast.
0:55.6	Number 31. Welcome Podcast Welcome one and all to the incomparable podcast. I'm Jason Snell, your host. Today we have a strange, strange, strange topic, which is humor and comedy in kind of geeky, geeky culture and geeky media.
1:08.0	So in honor of April 1st, the holiday that celebrates silliness and wackiness,
1:14.7	I've asked our esteemed panelists and also Scott McNulty to join us today to discuss humorous
1:23.0	things. And let's do that now. Scott McNulty, sign in, please.
1:30.5	I refuse.
1:32.6	Okay, I'll take that as a pass.
1:34.9	Serenity Caldwell, please present yourself.
1:38.0	Hello, and reporting for duty.
1:40.0	Excellent. Now that's how it's done, McNulty.
1:41.8	Glenn Fleischman, hello.
1:44.5	I am a glow with radiation.
1:47.1	I can see you from here.
1:49.2	Too soon.
1:49.8	Too soon.
1:53.0	Irradiation humor. No, no, no. And Steve Lutz.
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