S02E236: Scott Aukerman, Dana Gould, and Michael Ian Black Guest

Doug Loves Movies

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Tv & Film, Comedy, Dlm

4.6 • 7.6K Ratings

🗓️ 17 January 2010

⏱️ 51 minutes

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On this special SF Sketchfest edition of I Love Movies, Doug welcomes his friends Scott Aukerman, Dana Gould and Michael Ian Black to the program. Recorded live at The Punchline in San Francisco, January 16th, 2010.

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0:00.0	Mr. Toys
0:02.0	Duh!
0:03.0	Can you wrap your screen?
0:05.0	You maybe stick these seats with
0:07.0	50% of the power to the 106 people
0:10.0	Still not for that
0:12.0	We won't scream
0:13.0	No, no, no
0:15.0	So we...
0:16.0	We...
0:17.0	We...
0:24.0	Oh, you guys were so nice coming out
0:27.0	at 5 o'clock
0:28.0	So, some people stand by line and the regular line, regular line people got here early too,
0:33.4	but stand by line and people here since 3.30, it's 5 o'clock in the afternoon, which is
0:38.6	40 minutes after 4.20, so I'm doing pretty good here in San Francisco.
0:48.3	They draw it on the wall behind me so that I know where I am.
0:51.4	That's a writer in my contract when I perform in clubs.
0:54.2	I'm like, draw the city's landmarks on the wall behind me so that I can glance at it and know where I am.
1:01.2	Have you guys taken the trolley car that goes up the side of the pyramid building?
1:06.2	Goes right up the side of that thing. That is fucking hairy.
1:09.2	You get up the top, you shoot off and you crash into the Tanner House.
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