TBTL: Too Beautiful To Live

Luke runs into the World's Most Inappropriate pharmacy cashier, Jen reviews 'Justified' (with some help from Bobby Brown), and TBTL rolls out yet another new segment:'What the What?'

Luke and MoMo have a breakthrough, Jen finds herself at the center of a media firestorm, and TBTL calls for shutting down the idea of 'Work Spouses'.

Prince totally redeems himself by yelling at Kim Kardashian, Luke tells the story of his silent run-in with Bonnie Raitt,and Jen has some redesign tips for The Huffington Post.

Luke nearly drowns when he falls face first into a mudpuddle behind a chinese restaurant. Jen develops an amazing math formula related to Justin Beiber, and Vanessa surprises everyone by calling in from the wild jungles of Columbia right in the middle of the show.

Luke wonders if this whole studio move was actually a terrible idea while Mike Pesca calls in from Dallas with a Super Bowl update.

Teresa Strasser calls in to teach us about exploiting our babies.

The triumphant return of 'TBTL is Call-Makers' is thwarted by the triumphant return of technical issues, which leads to triumphantly reading some emails and giving half hearted responses.

Luke learns a painful lesson about being cocky, Jen makes elaborate plans for her Golden Years.

TBTL's first broadcast from Burbank Studios Debajo! Including listener calls and Jen's criticism of Luke's interior decorating skills.

Luke wakes up on Saturday and remembers he was supposed to do a show on Friday. The listeners tweet their fury at him.

Despite ingesting massive quantities of cold medicine, Luke decides to try and do the show. Disaster ensues.

Luke battles through illness so The Gang can learn a lesson on what Is and Isn't news. Plus, TBTL takes a trip into the demented world of 'Bun Scrubbles'.

Luke wonders why well-paid professionals turn into crazed monkeys when free food comes around, and speaking of free food, Jen tries to figure out her strategy with a gruff hobo who enjoys pawing through her garbage.

Luke and Jen obsess about their weight. And then obsess about obsessing about their weight. In other words, a typical TBTL monday.

Luke braves the cold of Chicago, and considers starting a fire in his hotel room. Also, Ben Gibbard from Death Cab For Cutie stops by Burbank Studios with his guitar and beautiful beautiful voice.

TBTL live from Bumbershoot, featuring Chris Hardwick, Kumail Nanjiani, and Surfer Blood!

Live from TBTL Kitchens. Luke and Vanessa make some fish tacos, learn about American Idol, and decide that calling it 'TBTL Kitchens' sounds pretentious.

TBTL explores LBJ's Bunghole, workplace bathroom etiquette, and Luke's place on the list of Famous Albanians (in that order).

The Gang looks back at Ricky Gervais' Golden Globes hosting, was it too mean? Are we actually saying as a nation 'we weep for Tim Allen'? Also, Jen gives advice to two listeners who've been in a secret marriage for TEN YEARS.

Sean works on being nicer to jocks, Jen takes a crash course on Tunisia (thanks to Star Wars, and, you know, a revolution they're having) and JD and Thunder stop by to tell us about The Worst Movie You Can See This Weekend.

Coyotes invade Ft. Wayne, Dire Straits gets banned from Canadian radio, and Luke explains why your life hasn't been working out so well of late.

TBTL launches project 'Leave Ted Alone'. Plus, Luke gets good news about his mysterious bald spot while Jen gives advice on father/daughter dance songs.

TBTL officially declares itself on a Snow Day. Seattle's self-styled super heros might need some better training, and the surprising good rapping skills of Andy Milonakis.

Luke humiliates himself at a Chinese restaurant while Jen finds it confusing trying to operate a space satellite on behalf of George Clooney.

TBTL turns three years old! Reminiscing, drinking, and hilarity ensues.

Luke, Jen, and Vanessa discuss the explosive court case pitting two kitty litter companies against each other. Plus, the triumphant return of Awesome Not Awesome.

Andy Haynes and Scott Moran stop by to help Luke fix his many jokes that didn't work during the previous night's standup dry-run. Plus, of course, lots of 'Smanging'

TBTL contemplates the End of Days, Brett Favre's questionable decisions, and the hateful 'Ear-Crack' that The Black Eyed Peas apparently sprinkle into every song.

Luke and Jen share their resolutions for 2011, compare notes on recent public urinations, and go down an IMDB rabbit hole titled 'hey, what happened to the cast of Malcolm in the Middle?'

TBTL gets ready for the new year with a performance by the very awesome 'Fences'.

Luke learns a hard lesson about throwing a bowl of fish guts on the backyard grass. Plus! Comedian Andy Haynes.

Live from Burbank Kitchens! Van nearly wretches as Luke tries a high-stakes cooking experiment.

Luke, Sean and MoMo co-host the show from the cramped confines of a KIRO production room, reviewing Sean't recent comedy performance and discussing why 'midget' is not a proper way to describe someone.

Luke announces the worst-kept secret of all time (thanks Facebook) and Jen shares the tale of Samson the dog, Cupcake the lamb, and Their Very Unfortunate Meeting.

A Christmas Eve show for the ages. Awesome Listener Shout-outs being played over Awesome Christmas Music Songs interrupted only occasionally by Awesome Sponsorship Messages.

LA finally starts drying out, meanwhile TBTL takes a listen back to the best on-air Fondue Party/ Desk-Cleaning Out EVER.

Record rains continue to swamp LA, but TBTL still has the Christmas Spirit in its heart, as Tom Tangney stops by to talk holiday films.

The Gang wonders if newer Christmas songs are destined to suck, or if they've just been listening to too many 'Very Jonas Christmas' albums.

Luke and Vanessa end up with more camera time than they bargained for during a reality show wedding in LA. Plus, from the TBTL Archives, "TBTL Breakin' 2, Electric Boogaloo!"

The winner of the thrilling 'Cooking With Sean DeTore And You' contest is announced, Jesse Thorn of The Sound of Young America stops by to talk threads, and Jen nearly kills her family thanks to a healthy pizza.

Luke shares an awkward moment with Washington's Governor (and plays the tape to prove it), Jen weighs in on a naked mailman run-in, and Hari Kondabolu and Ahamefule Oluo talk comedy jokes.

Luke details what happened when he ran into his nemesis at a poker game, Jen explains why Tom Waits matters, and Poop-Inducing Yogurt Fraud Alert!

TBTL tries to make sense out of some mystifying Golden Globe nominations, Luke apologizes for mixing up his European Tennis Sex Maniacs, plus the return of everyone's new favorite segment: Jen Talks Sports (Which She Knows Almost Nothing About).

Luke worries about having been hacked thanks to The Gawker Media Empire, Sean preps for his big stand-up comedy debut (and tries some jokes out), and a Tiger Woods' mistress comes to an Indiana strip club, which has Jen feeling all granny-like.

TBTL's highly anticipated 'Most Fascinating People' Show, in which Luke and Jen interview the Most Fascinating people they've ever met... each other.

Luke tries an experiment, doing the show with basically no prep (which is not the usual practice believe it or not). Plus, Jen reveals her hatred for a beloved Christmas song and Christmas tradition.

Luke repeats a 'dirty' joke that got a Macy's Santa fired, and also comes up with a new nickname for his Upper Bald Spot. Plus, Jen reports from the Ft. Wayne Update Desk.. Now Open For Lunch!

Jen reflects on the day she spent with Elizabeth Edwards, who passed away today at 61. Luke makes the questionable decision to eat some bamboo and pays the price. Plus, the surprisingly high standards for serving as a Mall Santa.

The barber Luke blamed for his terrible cut fires back claiming he might have a bizarre medical condition (which they might be right about), Jen has advice for Josh Duhamel, Robert Di Nero and listener Leslie (in that order) and Shut It Down America! Facebook rumors regarding ChiMos.

Luke checks in from Chicago, plus Gregg Gillis (aka Girl Talk) discusses Jay-Z, Biomedical Engineering, and watching the Steelers win a superbowl while at an Australian casino.