Paul F. Tompkins, Dave Theune, Toni Charline

Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast

Earwolf

Comedy

4.8 • 13.3K Ratings

🗓️ 17 January 2022

⏱️ 100 minutes

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Summary

Song parodist Alimony Tony returns to talk to Scott about his exciting new divorce. Then, attorney Robby Delmuda drops by to talk about representing himself in a major trial. Later, Max the Dog stops by in hopes of getting adopted. Plus, Alimony Tony debuts a new parody song!

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0:00.0	Good day guys
0:06.4	Zhang
0:13.4	Damn
0:13.5	accident
0:15.0	What
0:17.1	on?
0:18.7	concealing
0:20.4	dogs
0:22.5	Salation
0:23.0	Thank you
0:24.8	What?
0:26.9	Oh right
0:29.5	bang the angle. Oh my no. Oh my worth. Thank you to Pugsley's chicken Pugsley's chicken.
0:35.9	For that. I wonder if that's a restaurant or a person is a reference to the Adam's family.
0:40.0	Oh, did Pugsley have a chicken? No, Adam's family. Yeah, that's what that's what I'm
0:44.1	one. Perhaps of the cartoons, the Charles Adams cartoons. Perhaps he started a restaurant Pugsley's
0:48.3	chicken. Well, that much like the chicken in. Yes, like Popeye started. Oh, well, Popeye has
0:53.9	cornered the market with cartoon character chicken restaurants. Why doesn't Pugsley start? But now,
0:57.9	Popeye doesn't appear on any of the packaging or the promotion anywhere. It leads me to believe
1:02.7	that it is a different Popeye, that it's like Popeye brown. Perhaps an actual human being who was
1:08.2	unfairly called Popeye. Yes, perhaps someone with a with some sort of a what was Popeye's condition?
1:13.2	He had one eye or he had because his name implies that he has a bugger. He had acral baggalli.
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