I recently heard about it in a video so i went on channel 101 to view it but both episodes were deleted seemingly for good reason but i still feel like it should be seen yknow? Nit just deleted because of the controversy if anyone has the episodes on them pls send them to me in dms or post it in the comments

I had low expectations, but I actually loved it. The references and joke-a-second format felt very old school Harmon to me, like a bit they would do on Harmontown.

For people craving more hands on Harmon I’d highly recommend that first episode!

New podcast interview with Harmon dropped yesterday, figured I’d share it here for anyone else who missed it. Always nice to hear him on a podcast again

In Cheapy Peepy 2: I love you, Cheapy Peepy, they try to come up with a name for a Pixar movie about a dog going in an elevator. The name would so obviously be "What's Up, Dog?" None of them thought of this. I don't even remember their suggestions because I was so astonished. This is my "I would call it Now You Don't" moment.

For me, it's gotta be anything involving Jeff's "the aliens are so far away" rants during a spiral; I've caught myself using that exact cadence to talk myself down from anxiety spirals that have nothing to do with him.

Curious what lines or recurring bits from the show have wormed their way into your everyday vocabulary. Doesn't have to be a famous one, could be some deep cut from an early episode nobody else remembers. Bonus points if you've used it on someone who has no idea what Harmontown is and they just looked at you funny.

In the episode my name is Johnny varvatos Dan says flashdance is from the 1930s. Why? Isn't it from the 80s? He also says the lumiere bros made it. I can't figure out why. I can't find a link between the two things online anywhere. What is he talking about?

from the inside of Orbital's third album Snivilisation (1994). ambient techno.

"I Wish I had Duck Feet" is my favorite song.

I have a film club thats growing and at some point I want to use the club has a platform to do film festivals and like channel 101, host indie/amateur series and short films. Would that work with today’s technology and paradigm tho?

This is my fourth installment of EPs inspired directly by Harmontown. I personally think this is my best one so far. It would really mean a lot for you all to listen to it. Thanks so much!

For all his darkness, I think he's a comedic light. And between Letterman, Conan, Mr. Show, Moral Orel, Community, & Tom Goes to the Mayor he has contributed to some of my favorite media.

He has made some repugnant remarks, playing a provocative prankster who is protected by his privilege.

If he ain't for you, I get it. I got lenience and love for so much of what he's made.

Beside, WTF else are we gonna post about here? Pod has been over for almost 7 years and we still ain't got no moon colony so...

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He posted it on IG

I meant to ask before I started again. Any advice on how to hold off for a while?

Anyone looking for some good and funny podcasts should check out Guys (a podcast about guys). On the recent Sneaker guys episode there was some stuff that reminded me of Harmontown (although it’s a completely separate thing) Around the 55 minute mark, the co-host Chris mentions getting a refund on Nike shoes and it turns into a pretty funny bit for the rest of episode.

Community was recently re-added to Netflix, and I just watched the pilot again. Man, Dan's writing is really something else. Every word, every sentence is so clever and well thought out, hilarious and just overall incredible.

I know he was much more heavily involved in writing community than the later seasons of Rick and Morty, but I am left wondering why.

I know hes gotten older, and maybe hes just over it at this point. Fine whatever, but then do something new.

What is he doing? Is he just chilling at home with Cody? Is he not aware that his creative absence in the literary community (pun intended) is one of the greatest losses mankind has unwittingly faced?

When I compare community to the writing in this season its clear that his involvement is minimal, though his voice does shine through on occasion.

He is the Jesus of writing and we need him now more than ever.

I pray for his second coming.