73: Ugh - A 2011 Clip Show

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2012

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

We bid farewell to 2011 by listing the favorite things we inhaled into our brains during the past year. We also recall our favorite podcast moments, read a whole bunch of listener comments, and more. (Although this is a clip show, two-thirds of the running time is actually original material!)

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0:00.0	The Incomparable Podcast, number 73, January 2012.
0:13.7	We are back on The Incomparable podcast, and this is a strange episode.
0:17.0	This is going to serve as our look back on 2011, basically meaning we don't have
0:22.5	to do a new episode this week. Instead, we're, but here we are. So it is a new episode. And
0:27.5	if you haven't heard the episodes before, they're new to you. That's right. Joining me today
0:34.0	on this magical mystery tour are Scott McNulty.
0:38.0	Hi, Scott.
0:38.4	Thank you for being here.
0:39.9	I've always wanted to be on a clip show.
0:41.5	And now you are.
0:42.7	Doodle.
0:43.2	Doodoo.
0:43.7	I have bad news.
0:45.0	Commander Riker has been bitten by something down on a planet and now is in Sick Bay
0:49.2	reliving the first season of Star Trek the next generation.
0:53.5	It's terrible.
0:54.4	I hate when you get bitten by the clip monster or whatever.
0:59.0	And also that other voice you heard is Steve Lutz.
1:02.3	Hi, Steve.
1:03.3	Hey, Jason.
1:04.0	Happy last year we have to hear about the stupid Mayans.
1:06.8	Yay, that's right.
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