In this new era of hope and change, we discuss swing vote, the world's most irrelevant political satire.

Hello and welcome to the flop house. I'm Dan McCoy. I'm Elliot Kaelin. And I'm Will Hines.

That's right. We have a guest because Stuart was called a way to Baltimore.

No doubt Stranger Bell is up to his old tricks. Yeah.

Stuart's demand to stop him. Yeah. To go team up with Omar on something.

Exactly. Elliot's now started watching the wire so he can start making these.

I've seen the first four of the 25 discs in the season. That's also bad though.

That's like when it starts to get good. It requires more investment of time than any other series that's been raved about.

I liked it from the first episode. I can see it getting richer over time.

But this isn't the wire house. No. If only this was the wire house.

The wire house. That sounds like a good indie band. It does sound like a good indie band.

Okay guys. It's a night we found the wire house. The best indie band on the market.

I call tambourine. That's also that kind of indie band.

We find any band we take over for them. So Will, let's introduce Will.

He teaches at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York City.

That's great. I'm just curious what you knew about me.

We have met in passing at a couple of different events.

I didn't know how much information you actually picked up.

That's right. How much information? I don't know. I know that you're a comics fan.

That's right. I do. I love comics. He owns cats. He owns cats.

He's a sketch and improv. Dude.

I was on the internet today.

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