Episode 12 – Scott Aukerman, A Crude Limo Driver, Jimmy’s Food Issues, and Young Jimmy as Spiderman
NNF Season 1 Episode 12
June 23, 2006
Show notes by Darryl Asher
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It’s a 4th episode, so we have a guest
Scott Aukerman, host of Comedy Death Ray, and writer of Shark Tale II
Matt is NOT isos on this show, he is The Producer (Matt’s aspecialthing.com name is “isos” – In Search of Sasquatch)
Mike gets applause
How did Mike and Jimmy not hear each other’s childhood stories before the podcast?
Jimmy flies First Class and ignores Mike as he walks by to steerage
You people who turn up your ventilation nozzles on a plane are assholes because you are spreading recirculated sickness
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Downgrading from First Class to coach is a real step down
Scott’s Writers’ Guild contract specifies you must fly First Class and use the limo
Don’t talk to the limo driver; he doesn’t want to talk to you either
Jimmy’s Houston limo driver starts talking to him crudely about his sexual escapades
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Who enjoys the crude limo driver’s story?
Matt tops everyone’s crude bloody talk
Scott likes being on TV a little
How is it being around Brian Posehn when he is recognized all the time?
How is it for Mike hanging out with Big Time Celebrity Jimmy?
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When do friends and lovers stop talking about their childhoods?
Matt cooks but not a good cook
Scott outs Jimmy’s hatred of moist food
Scott is making Jimmy nauseous by talking about grease
Jimmy makes himself legitimately gag by talking about someone using pizza grease as a dipping sauce
While Jimmy is in the bathroom vomitting (possibly), Mike tells is that Jimmy can not smell meat cooking
Jimmy needs food to be a magic trick
Jimmy is trying to figure out when his food issue started; not childhood
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Scott and Kulap are house shopping; one house had a pot roast cooking
Scott had the KFC white meat special in honor of Jimmy
Scott needs more money to buy a decent house
Shark Tale 2 is better than Shark Tale 1, but it won’t get made
Scott was against using clams for money in Shark Tale
Kip Addotta’s Wet Dream song
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Scott got invited to a guy’s trailer house, where the guy played him Ray Stevens songs
Scott worked at Olive Garden where a 19 year old guy followed a 50 year old waitress around and explained in detail every Weird Al song
Scott started community theater in Junior High
Topher Grace was discovered in a high school play in some way that Scott is not totally sure of
Jimmy was on That 70s Show with Topher Grace
Jimmy was on a plane with Patick Dempsey
Jimmy talks about Tom Jones’s live album reference to “Hotlanta!”
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Jimmy is hit with handsome when he sees Dempsey
Jimmy’s Tonight Show credit makes Dempsey realize Jimmy is legit
Jimmy wanted to sleep but Dempsey wanted to keep talking
Scott sat next to Al Sharpton on a plane recently
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Scott was working on The Onion Movie, so he was browsing Our Dumb Century hoping Sharpton would notice the racial headlines and start talking to him
Matt Dillon at a bookstore is another handsome man
Many stars are better looking in person than on film
Mike saw Owen Wilson sitting alone in a movie theater
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Scott and Kulap were impressed by a striking teenage couple at the coffee shop
Jimmy says Jeff Foxworthy is super handsome in person
Jimmy has opinions about his recent stint on The Surreal Life
Sally Kirkland was at Jimmy’s garage sale
Matt saw a garage sale sign saying Taylor Hicks would be there
Pat’s garage sale with the 25 cent spiral notebook
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As an 8 to 10 year old, Jimmy would make costumes, then put signs up signs with his adress at the local stores inviting kids to “meet Spiderman”
Scott put on puppet shows at that age with huge puppets they made themselves
Scott used to call KissFM as a kid and do his Popeye impression
The Boogie Line was for people to call in and leave messages, which would be edited into a 2 minute segment
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Jimmy loves good impressions
Jimmy loves the guy on YouTube who does a Denzel Washington impression
Scott’s Comedy Death Ray at UCB is Hollywood’s hottest comedy show
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Scott likes Jimmy’s new MySpace page layout so much that it inspired Scott to update his own MySpace page
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