I heard it is hand canned!

😆

The suspense of using passive aggressive banter is waiting for the straw that breaks the camel's back. The lack of downright devolution into name calling, contempt, and disrespect like right-wing IDW's jibbering heads spew is refreshing. It does take a page from vaudeville and classic comedy duos like Abbott and Costello a bit, the polished faux charm and the kid gloved verbal slights. Although, only vaguely remembering the original interview 5 years ago, I am not quite convinced this was all schtick. Cheers! Lol

These guys have known each other since school.

I’m in! The milkshake to foil the political salty fries ... there’s a commitment I could make.

😂😂😂💯💯💯 would subscribe immediately

There are bits and there are bits...comedy is comedy because it feigns ironic distance when in reality there is a knife's edge of cold truth cutting through the heart of the joke. You see it in a certain deadness in the gaze of Mr. Seder and in the crazed genius of Mr. Benjamin as he rotates more and more unsteadily on his axis. Yes, on the surface below the surface you see this veneer of friendship, but you also see how thin it is and what it is resting over....a turgid pool of id, and all the horror that implies. You think you are in on the joke, but apparently the joke is in on you.

No it's an Archer episode.

@@derrickgoodman8434 thats a funny way to spell Home Movies

*LOL!* Because it's animated! *I see what you did there.* You know where he looks even younger? On Family Guy, albeit, he's just as overweight on FG as he is in real life. Except, the kid he's playing is roughly 20-30 years younger than his actual self.

@@uncletom356 Who does he play on Family Guy?

@@Inazarab Carl, the bizarre manager of the convenient store. I imagine it's Family Guy's "equivalent" to the Comic Book Guy. But H. Jon Benjamin's voice is the same in every role because it's so awesome -- unlike the Comic Book Guy reference. Carl (the character) isn't in a ton of episodes, but he's quite funny in a very puerile way. Albeit, some of the best comedy is about stuff we used to laugh hysterically when we were 10-16 years old, ha.

I hope when the world ends all forms of music are destroyed except these albums and that they are what future archeologists base their entire understanding of us around.

Yes, I noticed!

Yes!

Only dozens of other people 🙄

They do this a lot. Its always amazing lol

Thanks for clarifying. Usually sam cant keep a straight face when doing something like this which had me wondering. It was really funny.

Horrible music 🎶

Me: *a person in the jazz community * *laughing at the fact you've never heard Hans Groiner and thinking THIS is it*

He would have broken a microphone with the sound of his laughter at, "I would never have been able to use them if I could play."

He'll always be a soup can in WHAS and a football coach cameo in Not Another Teen Movie to me... but the burning question is does he still have a van?

That's the frustratingly hilarious part... 😆

Love the Shapiro/B comparison! And yeah, I think Jon is playing down that he COULD do it “right,” and I’m sure that would be great and all, but then where’s the Benjamin-having-some-awesome-alone-time quality that some of us crave? Not sure I could actually listen to the sounds of instruments in pain, but for H Jon, I’d try. For a minute.

ok nerd

Its so great when he has Bob Belcher on

I mean the guy has a van!

I don’t know why they’d give Jason cranial cap like that

Especially Fenton Mulley should know better in this interview.

With Jon Benjamin that is a guarantee.

i missed the funny part

@Critique Everything how do you know my taste in music?

It's not necessary... but it helps.

What?! Wow - I didn’t know you could tell from listening to this. So cool to know!

@@vthyaga well, you can't actually tell from listening, he might as well be using a yaaha student keyboard. But I know what those synths look like lol.

Winds of Winter is never coming out. Nor is the third book in the Kingkiller Chronicles. Bullshitting ass authors.

Or Bob Belcher

@@derrickgoodman8434 that's what I keep hearing. Bob's burgers.

I don't know wtf an Archer is. But Bob's burgers is famous.

@@gilbertperez3755 Archer was an FX cartoon with him as the main character, bumbling spy like a cartoon Get Smart. Google Get Smart if you're a millennial.

Derrick Goodman you can be a millennial and still know who Don Adams is as agent 86... 😋. He was also the voice of Inspector Gadget.

Fenton doesn't want to play soccer today

Hes one of the voices on the show. The short health inspector

@@Chris-pq6hz he’s talking about H. Jon Benjamin in regards to his playing.

@@KelKilimanjaro OH, not sure how I didn't make that connection.

He plays Hugo.

Shits fire

Ha ha ha, very few will get this, but I appreciated it.

@@adamscofield28 Thanks man. Yeah, not fishing for mass appeal, so it's all good. To me, this project sounded like a total "Jason idea" while I was listening to Jon explain/justify it. After that, Jason and Fenton was all I could hear. If one or two other people go, "hey yeah, it does have that vibe", or, "I was thinking the same thing" then my comment has done its job.

spot on

Emo Phillips was great on that show

They're so cowardly they'd rather literally leave the planet than deal with their problems.

@@nin8halos True. Elon is looking for a planet of beings who don't hate him.

Jon and Sam are old friends and colleagues

I listened to the songs on spotify and they are truly next level comedy

they're doing a bit where they're being kind of passive aggressively antagonistic towards each other, most of his appearances are like this, similarly to when Sam has Tim Heidecker on. Sam is doing the stuck up straight man role

They've been friends since childhood... do just the tiniest bit of research

The man's a visionary.

Visionary like Ray Charles with an ear for music like Van Gogh