Things That Are Good Actually (w/ Sean Jordan, David Gborie and Solomon Georgio)

All Fantasy Everything

Headgum

Fantasy, Sean Jordan, Sports, Comedy, Leisure, Ian Karmel, David Gborie, Games, Headgum, Pop Culture, Drafting, All Fantasy Everything, Fantasy Sports

4.8 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2017

⏱️ 139 minutes

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Summary

Some things are bad and actually bad, some things are good and actually good, some things are good but actually bad and some things are bad - but look, they're actually good, and it's that last group we're drafting today. Host Ian Karmel is joined by comedians David Gborie, Sean Jordan and Solomon Georgio go dumpster diving and come back with some gems.

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0:00.0	This is a headgun podcast.
0:26.9	Welcome to another brand new episode of All Fantasy Everything.
0:30.8	The podcast that was nominated for an Emmy.
0:33.3	Woo!
0:34.1	Today, why was?
0:36.5	Kiki!
0:37.3	And I choose to share that with the podcast.
0:40.0	What's our nominated cheerleader prom?
0:41.9	Yeah.
0:43.8	Emmy nominated for right number Tonys.
0:46.4	Never Tony nominated.
0:47.5	I don't see that one happening.
0:50.0	The things that would have to happen in my life
0:51.8	to be nominated for a Tony are crazy.
0:53.9	I can see you again.
0:54.8	I can see you making that play move later.
0:56.3	Maybe later in the winter.
0:57.3	Maybe later in the winter.
0:58.3	If they ever bring that fiddle on the roof a third time.
1:02.4	I think that's a musical in you.
1:04.4	You think so?
1:05.4	Yeah, it might be by accident even, but then you're like, shh, I'm gonna musical.
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