TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

Jen wants parents to stop selling Girl Scout cookies for their kids, since the whole idea is to help the kids develop confidence. As she puts it, the sales pitch"Is not a TED talk".

The Tens come out in force to help a heckler with his drinking problem. Comedian Andy Haynes joins us with a status update.

TBTL chats with a guy in the middle of painting his house, the house he bought directly across the street from the gay-hating Westborough Baptist Church.

Luke, Andrew, Andy Haynes and Lee LeFever set out to bro it up but end up talking about things that make them really sad.

Luke and Andrew have a drawing contest in which art loses. Plus, the best found audio EVER featuring George Brett talking about the time he crapped his pants.

Luke and Jen can't wait for the Game of Thrones premiere.

Luke and Andrew start off talking about the amazing success of the Veronica Mars Movie Kickstarter and end up swapping stories of being bullied (Andrew) and attempts to be a bully (Luke).

The guys discuss a Cambridge study which looks at the things smart people tend to "like" on facebook.

Luke grapples with how much of his real life to share with the listeners while Andrew talks of shame-eating mexican food in front of young, attractive females.

Luke and Andrew discuss the seamy world of talk radio advertising.

Jen Andrews stops by, and TBTL stumbles onto its new favorite song in the the history of ever.

Andrew's growing bumper sticker collection confuses Luke. Meanwhile, TBTL convenes its women's issues panel One and A Half Men.

Luke meets (well, briefly talks via phone) with one of his all-time heroes.

Luke gets a series of emails during the show regarding a beef he had with United Airlines and has a minor meltdown.

Andrew gets drawn into a facebook fight over a study of women, weight, and housework.

TBTL celebrates the slimeball behind "Girls Gone Wild" getting his comeuppance. Plus, Luke's friend The Mummy gets kicked out of the Seattle flower show because of course he did.

Luke and Jen wonder if they'd be different, healthier, more relaxed people if they lived in Spain. Oh, and Downton Abbey spoilers. Hundreds of 'em.

Luke and Andrew examine the case of Boston area child rapper Lil' Poopie, whose parents are being investigated because he raps about adult topics.

TBTL wonders if The Onion's tweet about a 9 year-old girls was really so bad. Plus, we catch up with "Kai" the homeless hitchhiker hero, who may or may not have been a hero.

Luke, Jen, and Tom Tangney gather together once again to dish about this weekend's Oscars show.

Comedians Andy Haynes, Alice Wetterlund and Nick Turner stop by the show to make us laugh until our entire bodies hurt. True story.

Comedian Eddie Pepitone returns to TBTL to talk about his recent successes and how he's dealing with them. He says it's taking some getting used to.

We meet TBTL's new blogger, whom Luke has dubbed "Handsome Jake." Also, Luke and Andrew discuss whether TBTL can survive the very fickle internet culture.

Luke's travels take him to Chicago and New York City, where he will be a guest on "UP With Chris Hayes." Our friend and favorite MSNBC host joins the show today.

On this Valentine's day, Jen Andrews and Drew McFrizz walk us through one of the most awful romance novels every written.

Jen "Flash" Andrews stops by to discuss GIRLS, the grammys, 30 Rock's finale and bad art that might be good for you.

TBTL looks at some terrible ideas folks have made, including eating 10,000 calorie burgers and drinking Two Gallons of Coke per day. Also, Luke and Andrew disagree over the protest of a bakery in Oregon that won't make a cake for a gay wedding.

Luke and Andrew convene their "One and A Half Men" panel to wonder if it's okay for Ellen to pretend ogle Katie Perry's chest region. Plus, Luke recaps the Grammys by reading his tweets from Sunday night. Andrew is not impressed.

Luke wonders if he'd have turned out different if he'd grown up in Philly and actually met his biological father. Oh, and baldness talk. Lots of that.

Jen "Flash" Andrews stops by to talk Grammys, female intuition, terrible eBooks, and going to the liquor store in your pajamas.

Luke and Andrew discuss various strategies for dealing with male pattern baldness. Plus, the internet is asked to vote on something, and does exactly what Luke expected.

TBTL's resident Film Scholar stops by to talk about the new movie "Warm Bodies", the cuteness of "One Direction", and the dangers of dating Sk8er Boys.

Luke and Andrew go too hard with their SuperBowl partying, but record a Monday edition of the show nonetheless, including a conversation about "Kai" the most endearing foul-mouthed homeless hatched-wielding hitchhiker you'll ever meet.

Luke and Andrew spend 80% of the show searching online for the closest "Classic" Pizza Hut location. Plus, Craig Mazen, writer of the new movie "Identity Theft" swings by.

Luke, Andrew, and Jen "Flash" Andrews gather together on the day of the final 30 Rock episode, to talk about why it mattered to them so much.

Luke and Andrew try to figure out if a new Volkswagon Superbowl ad is racist. Plus, Luke uncovers some audio that confirms his theories about Manti Te'o's imaginary girlfriend.

Singer Jonathan Coulton talks about getting ripped off by Glee meanwhile Andrew returns from his Monday Meltdown.

A near brush with being in a bar where a shooting went down has Luke feeling contemplative.

Andrew brings a new 'Broadcast Aid' into the studio, much to Luke's terror.

TBTL works through its grief over being turned down by Kenny G. for an interview, plus Luke is not having those decals of kid's football numbers on the backs of SUV's.

Luke comes up with a novel approach to broadcast the show and rest his injured voice, simultaneously.

Luke goes to great lengths, and East Las Vegas to try and get back his stolen iPhone.

Luke makes a miraculous recovery, and Jen stops by to discuss some of the finer points of Las Vegas, Harry Baals, and Roundball Rock.

Luke records the show show from bed while battling the death plague. Plus, a conversation with Mike Pesca about the crazy story of Manti Te'o and his Imaginary Girlfriend.

Luke and Andrew try to decide who had a worse first kiss experience, plus a listener who makes Elvis costumes plays "What Are You Doin' Here?"

Luke's friend Tricia writes a facebook post that makes him wonder if he's been being sexy or sexist his entire life.

Luke looks to the fashion wisdom of Lyndon B. Johnson, original Fancy Pants Person.

TBTL gets some fan mail that should probably be called "hurt your feelings' mail.

A New Mexico tree trimmer suffers a horrible accident and teaches Luke and Andrew to stop complaining about their jobs. Plus, "What Are You Doin' Here" returns, with TBTL calling listener William, a dairy farmer in Maryland.

A jilted Florida woman uses a novel method of getting back at her ex, which has Luke curious about the use of poop as a weapon. Plus, Andrew loves Gosford Park, but has trouble remembering the name.