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For the final Frotcast of the year, we were hoping to put together a nice multi-guest, best-of extravaganza, but we ended up having to record early this week, so that will have to wait until next week. This one’s more of a placeholder. If you’re looking for “interesting interviews with interesting people”, check out last week’s Frotcast, and our interview with prison memoirist Matthew Parker, which was great. If guys getting drunk and talking movies and goofing off is more your bag, this is your week. We discuss Young Adult, Mission Impossible, and Dragon Tattoo — 3 movies, 1 Frotcast.
Here’s some more specific episode notes, courtesy of Frotcast correspondent Adam:
- 00:02:30 – Brendan regales us with a story about one of his drinking adventures with friend of the Frotcast, Justin.
- 00:05:51 – We discuss Young Adult and Vince’s beefs with the film. Everyone agrees that the “popular kid in high school who acts like a feudal lord” is a tired cliche in high school movies. This leads to some talk about our past high school experiences. Fun fact: To graduate in Florida you have to fight C-Tates.
- 00:18:34 – Burnsy’s Corner is back with some intro music. The Demi Lovato/Disney Channel/Eating Disorder Joke controversy is brought up. Burnsy announces that Van Halen will be back on tour, and to celebrate the occasion we talk to David Lee Roth live via satellite.
- 00:44:35 – Vince reveals that he once had to review the Fleshlight. In a weird correlation, we have a news story about a meth head that used a chihuahua as a Fleshlight. We also share some of our Free Health Clinic stories.
- 01:11:43 – Ben prematurely breaks out his top 10 list for 2011, which features Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. It’s agreed that the only way to see Mission Impossible is on IMAX. We discuss IMAX vs. 3D. Vince feels that the first two hours of Dragon Tattoo is reminiscent of Zodiac, but the ending felt like a Lifetime movie. Ben agrees about the ending, but gives the film a “Jew Thumbs Up.” British Bill Cosby pops up and makes Bret puke.
- 01:27:50 – Our favorite film critic/blowhard, Armond White, reviews the Frotcast.
FOR NEXT WEEK. We have TWO important assignments for you. ONE — tell us your favorite segments of the year (preferably with the episode from whence it came) to assist in editing a best of 2011 podcast, and TWO, we have an assignment for you about racist characters in film/literature that I will detail below. EMAIL US at FROTCAST@GMAIL.COM. LEAVE US A VOICEMAIL: 415 275 0030. SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES. I’ve got more shirts coming today, so I’ll soon be able to give those out to the best voicemailers.
LISTENER ASSIGNMENT NUMBER TWO (heh, number two):
Writes correspondent Adam:
I’ve been reading a lot of H.P. Lovecraft lately, and in one of his stories a character has a cat named N*gger Man. From what I’ve read about and seen in docs about Lovecraft, he was pretty f*cking racist. This got me thinking about a possible segment for listener submissions. Parts in literature or films from past that are so racist now that they take you out of the story. Words or sayings that weren’t considered racist then but now are.
I thought that was a great idea. I can think of a few examples, including Dirty Harry’s “That’s mighty white of ya.” Email us (or voicemail us) yours.



woo. I semi-made the Frotcast twice. Thanks Vince.
I know this will be included but the episode you had Lindy on and it devolved into old actors with boners used as rafts on water rides. I think I stopped breathing at one point during that. Don’t remember the episode number but I’m pretty sure you do so suck it.
Rats in the Walls. One of Lovecraft’s best stories for sure.
The Florida panhandle is just southern Alabama
Holy shit Burnsy did you go to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School?
Go Eagles.
How about a Frotcast follow-up? Whatever happened to Lindy’s friend who goes out of his way to be offended? I believe his name was Diarrhea. I bet he’s protesting somewhere.
That David Lee Roth thing had me rolling. Good stuff, gents.
Re: 00:46:00 –
Tater mitt.
I really loved it when the Flophouse House Cat dropped by.
What’s that? Different podcast? Oh… well, that time you guys talked about the poop transplant was pretty cool, I guess.
I hope you include Lindy reading DrunkExPat’s twitter fiction
DLR OMG. That is the best thing ever.
For a best of, I’d like to re-hear that phone call from the guy pretending to be the “eat da poo-poo” guy. His impression was spot on. When he finally said “AAAAAWWWWW, SUCK-A FUH-LICE-SU-HAH” I chocked on my soda.
Though your obsession with poop annoys me, the episode where you first discovered poop transplants had me rolling on the floor.
Frotcast 55: MMA Attributes with Pauly.
Oh. Mocking drunkenexpat’s tweets with Lindy. Same ep.
tell us your favorite segments of the year
Seconding the Lindy West log flume and drunkenexpat (episode 55?) and anything else involving Lindy and alcohol (e.g. episode 59).
Koi sleeves
episode 73: the Thomas Kinkade discussion
episode 72: Willem Dafoe impression
the fake Brett squirrel song
Burnsy’s songs of the summah in episode 58
GIVE THIS PODCAST A SEVEN.
When Brendan first learned of poop transplants and almost died.
Erection, your onion!
episode 37 with the Scottish chav version of Jersey Shore and the fucksaw story
episode 34
“Colin Shenanigans” (episode 30)
ep. 29 “Brendan explains his style of loud love-making”
Yeah, I clicked the “Frotcast” tag. Wanna fight about it?
Ep. 40: Grotesco swedish satire of Americans.
I would nominate Frotcast 28 wherein, after a serious discussion of Tron, etc., the juice kicked in, and Kirk Douglas Log Flume was born. However, I believe that was in 2010, and I don’t know if you’re limiting it to this year.
If we’re limited to this year, then I go with the one (I don’t remember the number) where Joe King was on, talking about Vince picking his butt, and Vince talking about shopping (for hats?) with Brendan.
I don’t count as best podcasts the ones where recordings are played (Coi calls, Joe King’s stand up, etc.), because those are good bits, whereas I would presume we’re talking about best spontaneous conversation.
Perhaps I’m overthinking this?
Oh yeah. I almost forgot. For awkward conflict humor, nothing beats the infamous “Lindy’s friend Diarrhea” episode. I laughed almost as much as I cringed.
Crap, okay, last comment on this. I would also nominate the Grotesco listening (and to a lesser extent, the Charlie Sheen episode), because listening to you guys laugh through a playing of it is actually funnier than just listening/watching the clips by themselves. I guess that shoots to hell what I just said about excluding recorded bits from consideration.
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Was that this year when Lindy said her neighbors complained about her loud sex? That should be included ’cause Lindy’s an important role model for women these days. She’s like Rosie the Riveter, workin’ away for freedom.
I’m pretty sure it was #29, which was the first one of 2011.
“I am surfing in the Congo and definitely NOT dead.”
Oooh, got one. The end of Frotcast 57 when Vince had to Skype in to do the frotcast, and he got disconnected and the guys gave him the “I TOLD YOU NOT TO CALL ME HERE” and hung up on him.
That was fucking hilarious. Pretty much anytime Vince was absent and anarchy reigned the frotcast got so much more unpredictable!
Which was the one when they take his mic away, but he’s drunkenly yelling “I’m still here!” at the very end of the episode?