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It's That Episode BONUS! Justin Tyler Watches Cyndi Lauper's 'Goonies' Video

by | March 15th, 2013

A special "It's That Episode" bonus episode.

Justin Tyler (Comic Book Club) watches the two-part music video for Cyndi Lauper's "The Goonies 'R' Good Enough." Listen for tons of wrestlers, tons of yelling, tons of rubber bands on faces and a jaw dropping cameo from Steven Spielberg himself.

Download the bonus episode now (MP3) or listen on iTunes here or stream the bonus episode below.

57.5 – Justin Tyler/Goonies 'R' Good Enough by Its That Episode

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Podcasts

It's That Episode 57: Justin Tyler Was Super Into the Super Mario TV Show

by | March 11th, 2013

On "It's That Episode" Craig Rowin (UCB Theatre) invites guests over to watch any episode of any TV show they want. They discuss the episode and other crap.

Justin Tyler (Comic Book Club) used to play Nintendo like it was his job, so when he needed to take a break from work, he'd watch The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. Justin and Craig talk about everything video games, from Zelda to Zelda cereal, and try to figure out why the star of The Super Mario TV show, wrestler Captain Lou Albano, was friends with Cyndi Lauper. Also, plenty of hashtags including #captainloumissing4ever and #mariopoopjuice.

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New Shows

Comedy Central Goes on a Shopping Spree with Three New Comedy Script Orders

by | December 6th, 2011

Comedy Central just got its allowance and immediately ran to the TV show store and ordered a slew of script orders for potential new shows, even though Viacom keeps telling it to save up because the whole reason they give it an allowance is so that it will learn financial responsibility and didn't it read that copy of Rich Dad Poor Dad they left on the stairs and what are they gonna do when their parent company isn't around to buy them groceries?

The live-action project is Upstate, a half-hour sitcom about "two guys who return to the summer town of their youth and live like they [...]

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