Too Beautiful to Live; one of the world's greatest comedy shows
It’s time for another ride on the train! (To steal a familiar allegory.) This time we’re touching on an awesome podcast that may or may not be familiar to Giant Bomb users. If not, it’s an awesome chance to introduce these guys to you. Too Beautiful to Live is an extremely popular comedy show out of Seattle. It’s frequently compared to Seinfeld, mostly because it touches on topics that have to...
It’s time for another ride on the train! (To steal a familiar allegory.) This time we’re touching on an awesome podcast that may or may not be familiar to Giant Bomb users. If not, it’s an awesome chance to introduce these guys to you.
Too Beautiful to Live is an extremely popular comedy show out of Seattle. It’s frequently compared to Seinfeld, mostly because it touches on topics that have to do with the banality of everyday life. I think the comparison is surprisingly accurate, because a lot of the stuff that goes down is comparable to the adventures of Jerry and co., as well as the kind of things seen on Curb Your Enthusiasm. In any case, TBTL is a daily show. It typically runs about an hour long. It’s super awesome, and if you don’t listen to it... well, how dare you. The show is hosted by Luke Burbank, who you may know from Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me!, and Jen Andrews. They’re both super loveable and super funny.
This time around we’re covering the first quarter of 2011. If you want to get started with the show, this is the perfect place. You can chomp through this and pick up with the recent shows in April. We’ve split the episode up into three parts for each month – January, February, and March.
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Thanks to you guys, the Giant Bomb community, for all your support, feedback, and generosity with the previous projects. We really appreciate it. Hope you enjoy this episode!