TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

TBTL celebrates it's 10-year (and one day) anniversary with help from Jen "Flash" Andrews. She, Luke and Andrew discuss the upcoming 24-hour TBTL marathon and live show, plus David From The Basement swings by for the final installment of this season's No Point Conversion!

We wrap up our TBTL No Regerts Holiday Spesh-tacular the only way we know how: By talking about the things we regret about the TBTL No Regerts Holiday Spesh-tacular. Phyllis Fletcher and Nick Jarin also join us to talk about Gotye Regret, The Rawest Sinead O'Connor Track Ever, and Nick's secret rock 'n' roll past.

REGERT week continues with TBTL friendos Phyllis Fletcher and Nick Jarin. We hear from a listener who's been hanging onto an ice-cream related regret since childhood, Andrew is still ashamed at the way he acted in a toy store 30 years ago, and Luke finds out what happens when you punch a guy in the face at a casino.

Phyllis "Fletch" Fletcher shares her biggest life regret, and it's a doozy. Plus, Nick Jarin joins the show to help Andrew decide what job to take in the pizza-delivery industry. And Luke explains his erstwhile plan to become a fire fighter.

Another installment of the TBTL "No Regerts Holdiay Spesh-Tacular" rolls in, with a story of Pen Pal Regret from NW Nerd's Nick Jarin.

Week Two of the TBTL "No Regerts, Holiday Spesh-Tacular" gets going with Listener Regerts, including a tattoo that could have gone better... featuring Friend of The Show Nick Jaren!

Day Five of the "TBTL No Regerts Holiday Spesh-tacular" arrives, and Andrew regrets calling his friend a "nancyboy" in front of a crowd of people. Plus GI Joe talk, So. Much. GI Joe. Talk.

Day Four of the TBTL "No Regerts, Holiday Spesh-tacular" commences, with a story of monetary malfeasance, from the poker room to the lunch room of Daniel Bagley Elementary.

Day Three of the TBTL "No Regerts, Holiday Spesh-Tacular" features Camaro Kev's regret over some ex-girlfriend smack talk, that the ex-girlfriend may or may not have heard.

Day Two of the TBTL "No Regerts, Holiday Spesh-Tacular" finds Andrew regretting his 8th grade fashion choices.

TBTL kicks off its "No Regerts Holiday Spesh-Tacular", featuring old friend of the show, Camaro Kev.

Luke goes full Clark Griswold and almost gets himself killed doing so. Also, listeners weigh-in on the 24-hour TBTL marathon, and they are...worried.

Luke helps Andrew prep for his interview with a Professional Football Man. They also discuss the Top 25 Worst Passwords Of 2017 and why Luke likes to watch TV in the dark.

Luke and Andrew have a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT about the upcoming TBTL 10th Anniversary Celebration! Plus, we call listener Sara in South Carolina to find out the latest regarding her boss' missing cat. And we receive our first ever phone call from an airplane!

Luke shows up at Andrew's house after a Very Graphic Recording Session on the Savage Love podcast. Plus, a listener has a missing cat dilemma that could threaten their very job (the listener's, not the cat's).

New, credible stories of UFOs and mysterious alloys has Luke FREAKING OUT and questioning his entire worldview. Andrew is taking the news more in stride, but he does have an amazing idea for a comedy film about a group of ne'er-do-well fighter pilots. PLUS! We announce the date of the TBTL 10th anniversary show!

For the first time ever, Andrew is wondering if the City of Seattle is actually right for him. At least when it comes to bars. He and Luke discuss this along with other important matters, such as the difference between Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, whether Andrew insulted Andy Kindler on Twitter, and (of course) Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and Andrew wonder if we're being watched by aliens, and they talk about their strategies for using Google maps to lower their personal anxieties. Oh, and Luke had a situation at the airport. Must be a Thursday

There's a passive aggressive war going on among the Burbank pets, and a different passive aggressive war going on right outside Andrew's window. Plus, a group of Gawker writers are trying to raise money to buy their publication back, and the internet ruins a good short story published by The New Yorker.

Luke received an email today that he thinks is pretty annoying. He needs a ruling though, so Andrew breaks out his "judge's hammer" in a segment we're calling "Is This Annoying?" Plus, a listener gets hornswaggled at the deli and needs to vent.

The official color of 2018 has been announced, and Luke doesn't like it. But Andrew does. They also discuss a fancy dinner that would be Andrew's nightmare, and Carey joins the boys to discuss this weekend's disappointing football games (and Luke's stretchy-pants) in this week's installment of No Point Conversion.

Luke rolls into Walsh, Walsh & Doormat hepped up on too much coffee looking to discuss Viral Bros, The Human Blanket, and Mickey Avalon's Complicated Take On Gender.

Luke and Andrew discuss examples of "The Mandela Effect", where many people all seem to remember cultural events incorrectly, which leads to a conversation about why the Berenstain Bears used to wig Luke out. Plus, Andrew stumbles on a family mystery regarding his old skateboard, and Wendy's (the fast food chain) experiments with film criticism.

Luke and Andrew discuss some Skyjinx (woo!) after an airplane with broken toilets had to make an emergency landing in Montana. Luke wonders if the passengers could have just toughed it out. They also talk about expense reports, firmware updates, and cities that begin with the letter A.

Luke and Andrew return to basics with a 90 minute episode covering Luke's love/hate relationship with Alex Trebek, forgotten passwords, and why you shouldn't mix up the words "cathartic" and "catatonic". Plus, two stories of implosions gone wrong, and an accidental conversation about threats to journalism.

Luke and Andrew make TBTL history with the longest episode ever. They get more than a little help from David "The Last Burbank" Burbank and Rudy the Rude Dog. Topics include: An auto-correct mistake that has Luke worried about an email he sent to his boss, a rigorous debate about the movie "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and -- of course -- the Seahawks dominant win in Sunday Night Football.

Luke wants people to stop booing him on stage, but he doesn't know what to do about it, and Andrew is ZERO HELP. They also discuss another case of a mystery "Mad Pooper" who's terrorizing Orchard Park, NY. Budweiser is working with the International Space Station so someday we can drink beer on Mars. And it's Friday, so we have some Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and Andrew learn about a "picky eating" disorder that makes Andrew's issues with food seem almost normal. Meanwhile, Luke is trying to start a fight with the Kronos Quartet for some reason.

Luke and Andrew talk about the firing of Garrison Keillor and about other recent allegations against men abusing their power. It's an usually serious conversation for TBTL, but it's not all bad news: Luke's also got a gross new food he wants to tell you about, and Andrew is trying to create an alliance with one of his neighbors.

Luke discovers that he's been playing Monopoly wrong his entire life, and that you might be, too. Andrew is dealing with some in-app-purchase regret. And we hear from a listener who was the victim of an unlocked bathroom door.

Andrew's almost-perfect Thanksgiving was tarnished by a cat emergency that remains somewhat mysterious. Luke has an aggressive new plan to lose weight fast! And David Burbank (AKA "The Last Burbank", AKA "Luke's Real Brother") joins them to talk Seahawks, Browns and the Apple Cup in this week's No Point Conversion.

Luke and Andrew - with a little help from the officially unofficial TBTL archivist - trace back the origins of Luke's laser baldness helmet.

Japan's #1 Mixer Sean DeTore swings by the kitchens of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to help the gang create a very questionable Thanksgiving dish and to share stories of their biggest culinary disasters.

Luke and Andrew dive deep into the sewers to review the 1990 film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Today's episode is part of our annual #PODCRAWL with our friends at Read It And Weep and The Flop House podcasts.

Andrew is dealing with some pre-Thanksgiving anxiety, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have advice for you regarding paper towels. He and Luke also compare notes on obsessive cleaning, unisex bathroom experiences, and why the pizza guy won't put black olives on Luke's dang pizza! Plus, David "The Last Burbank" Burbank joins the show to discuss the Seahawk's frustrating defeat in No Point Conversion.

Luke and Carey swing by the law studios of Walsh, Walsh & Doormat to talk about iron lungs, Luke's latest skateboarding heroics, and why Netflix is making people cry in public. Also, Luke and Carey met Abraham Lincoln last week. For real.

Andrew shares his experiences after a follow-up visit to The Tongue Doctor. Luke drops some mad knowledge about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. And since it's Friday, we have Music For Your Weekend!

Luke and Andrew try to think up cool new mascot names for a Utah high school, and they visit with Brendan Francis Newnam from "The Dinner Party Download." Oh, and stick around for Luke's Billy-Corgan-Related-Radio-Interviewing Rabbit Hole buried at the end of the show.

In light of the "PodFast" trend, Luke and Andrew listen to TBTL at various speeds to see if it ever becomes listenable. Also, after much consideration, Luke decides not to walk in Ric Flair's footsteps.

Andrew launches a new Twitter project while Luke battles a NyQuil hangover. Also, it turns out that Luke's troublesome guest on stage this weekend was even more trouble backstage.

Luke and Andrew witnessed an unusual altercation in a Chicago bar, and they leave no delicious detail untold. Plus, Luke's onstage interview with a very famous actor was....difficult.

Luke's favorite doctor/columnist/over-achiever claims that airlines should stop handing out cocktail napkins. Andrew couldn't disagree more. Plus, after day two of their public radio conference, Andrew realizes that he talks much too much. And, in a Friday edition of No Point Conversion, Luke wonders if Thursday Night Football is bad for NFL players.

Luke and Andrew are in Chicago for a public radio conference, and they're off to a rocky start. Luke is crippled with insecurity, and Andrew is crippled with a wounded tongue that just won't heal.

Andrew is back, with harrowing tales from the doctor's office (with some special musical accompaniment.) Luke is not thrilled with Twitter's new, expanded character limit. And it turns out that wine Luke was drinking yesterday....? It wasn't wine.

Andrew takes the day off, so Luke goes wild in New York City with his discount wines and, as the show title might indicate, his meatless salads.

Luke just landed in New York Jersey, and boy are his arms tired. He and Andrew discuss the neighbor who assaulted Rand Paul (Luke's got a theory on what caused that confrontation.) They also debate whether or not Andrew's new coffee creamer is an indicator of middle age.

Luke swings by the offices of Walsh, Walsh and Doormat to talk about the anonymous Twitter employee who deactivated President Trump's account on his way out the door. He and Andrew also discuss the best way to interview a cartoonist on stage in front of a lot of people. And it's Friday, so we have some Music For Your Weekenend!

Rico Gagliano joins Luke and Andrew to talk about the final episode of The Dinner Party Download, which will tape in Seattle on November 16th. They also talk about why brunch is bad, but a Bob Dylan animated series would be good. Plus, Luke finds out that he's the recipient of a prestigious award.

We finally hear whether or not Luke and Carey's extremely extensive efforts to attract Trick or Treaters actually paid off. Plus, a TBTL conspiracy involving Chris Hayes has Luke and Andrew questioning every aspect of their perceived realities.

It's the 2017 TBTL Halloween Spooktacular! Parts of today's show also aired on Seattle public radio last night, and Luke and Andrew received some....let's say "strong" feedback this morning. Plus, as is tradition, they listen back to Dave Boze's real-life horror story as he told it to Luke and Jen 10 years ago.