Ku-ku and Wie-wie are back for week three-three here on Who Charted?! Guest Natasha Leggero brings in her patented disdain for the bourgeoisie as the three count down the hottest music, movies, and Christmas toys for the week. We learn why dancers are so moody, which songs have made it over to the Belgian charts, and what Howard’s dad thinks of Miley Cyrus. Thanks for putting us on the iTunes charts, and keep listening!

Paul Scheer and his friends went to see Burlesque, and you might be shocked to hear that they didn’t like it. Paul, June, Jason, and guest Nick Kroll help us sift through the glitter and sadness that makes up this Golden Globe nominated film. June shares with us some of the life lessons she learned from this future-classic and everyone shares their personal “WHAT THE FUCK?” moment. Email us at howdidthisgetmade@earwolf.com with your thoughts on Burlesque and nominations for future movies to investigate.

If you asked for festive characters and heavy-handed puns in your letter to Santa, than Christmas is coming early for you! Scott welcomes Colin Hanks to this special episode, along with a slew of popular guests. Cake Boss and El Chupacabra present each other with Christmas gifts and Cake Boss treats us to his second-sight into 2011. Bob Ducca gives us a sense of what he wants for Christmas, and Scott’s neighbor Don de Mello teaches all of us (but mainly Colin) about show business. Brett Gelman makes some friends, some enemies, and some meaningful artistic literature. Stay tuned to the end for a Christmas miracle: Plugs. Merry Christmas!

Andy Richter (Comedian, Conan O’Brien’s right hand man) joins Kevin!

Paul shares a special announcement regarding the Paywall.

It’s always sunny in Sklarbro Country when Owen “The Butterscotch Stallion” Wilson and Kaitlin Olson (The Butterscotch Philly, of course) drop by. Kaitlin regales us with the joys of motherhood and the well-kept state of the Earwolf bathroom before she and The Sklars launch into some longer-than-usual hits about Shaq, Baron Davis, and Cliff Lee’s wife. Owen gives us some insight on his recovery from depression as well as the affair he probably had with Sheryl (Cheryl? Sharrel?) Crow. Leave us your best D.J. names for Rony Seikaly and join the rest of the Sklarmy over at Prediculous. Amber Alert!

If you don’t find living on a cruise ship at Gauntanamo Bay interesting, or if you don’t like funny smart dudes, then you probably shouldn’t listen to this episode with Elizabeth’s new favorite colleague, STEPHEN RUDDY of UCB Theatre’s Gravid Water… But if you do like all of the above, then ENJOY!

We’re back for week number two, this time with Mike Rose and Pete Zias! Drew explains for us why he feels the way he does about Maya Angelou, and Mike and Pete contribute stories about meeting their heroes (or at least reality television stars). We get to listen to a meaningful conversation between three similarly named friends, and learn a valuable lesson about gift appropriateness during Community Beat with Dwight Sim. Come visit us again next week: That is, if you don’t have to leave the country with any sort of political figure.

For those of you waiting to hear how things have changed in the charts, we have an update: Howard still hates Harry Potter. He and Kulap bring in Kumail Nanjiani to discuss Bruno Mars, Jake Gyllenhaal, and of course, Florian Henckel von Donnersmack. We learn some important facts about fireworks, which are mostly silly but sometimes killy. As if that wasn’t enough, there’s Norbit talk! You can’t do better than that! So go buy some Rhianna, watch Tangled, and join us next week on Who Charted?

Colin Hanks (Actor, “The Good Guys”) joins Kevin!

Get your Aukerman on this week on Comedy Bang Bang! Due to uproarious positive feedback, Harris Wittels joins the show to give listeners the gift of Harris’s Phone Corner! Fortunately for those who aren’t the biggest HPC fans, Reggie Watts decides to stick around and treat us to some questions about his romantic, psychedelic, and musical past. Reggie provides live music for the entire episode, and Teamster Tommy Malone makes his first appearance to talk about his sexual problems and adoration for Phish. Harris’s Phone Corner runs just long enough to allow time for What Am I Thinking? and the premiere of the Motorcycle Theme Song! Happy Holidays from all of us at Earwolf, and don’t forget to check out the multitude of stocking stuffers available in the Earwolf Store.

If you’ve ever wanted to watch crappy movies with the industry’s best comedians, you are in luck! Paul Scheer has vowed to watch the worst garbage Hollywood can produce and report back to us with the results. June Diane Raphael and Jason Mantzoukas will join him to watch the first selection: Burlesque! Come back next week to hear everyone has to say about it.

This episode is Prediculously Sklar-larious! Todd Glass graces the calming shores (or are they mountains?) with the stories he has about performing with Aretha Franklin, giving and receiving comedy advice, and of course cashews. Randy and Jason try to figure out Pete Sampras’ carefree attitude towards his priceless possessions, and discuss a bizarre toilet paper injury suit until Racist Vin Scully shows up with an update on the McCourt divorce. Stay tuned until the very end for an exciting Earwolf announcement! Be sure to join other Sklarbro residents over at Prediculous.com to have a ton of fun, support the show, and potentially win an iPad! Oh, and if you want to Sklarbitrate with The Sklar Brothers (not to be confused with these Sklar-in-laws) check out the Comedy Bang Bang X-Mas Auction.

That’s right guys, PAUL SCHEER! Yes, the one and only from The League, from Children’s Hospital, from Human Giant. On. Our. Podcast. We’re not sure what we did right in our past life (cuz it definitely wasn’t something we’ve done this time around, oh!) but somehow the universe gave us the gift of the nicest, funniest, most likeable Comedians on the scene right now. Enjoy!

Welcome darlings to the first ever episode of Glitter in the Garbage with Drew Droege. This is your spot online for old school Hollywood glamour and pop culture rejects! In this first episode, Drew explores ABC’s “The Middle” and it’s disgusting lead Patricia Heaton before having on some of his famous friends. Karen Black, Glenn Close, and Margot Kidder all chat in “The Actor’s Little Corner” about their careers, ageism in Hollywood, and elephant dentures. Ariana Huffington tries out a bit of stand-up for Drew, and Heidi Klum tells us about her upcoming musical career and how she stays so fit. To keep the class up, Maya Angelou comes by with a beautiful poem about the glorious wintertime. Thanks for stopping by, and come back soon!

Welcome to Who Charted, a weekly podcast delving into the hottest music, movies, and television for the week. Steve Agee joins Kulap and Howard in their maiden voyage, where they discuss everything from Dancing with the Stars to the Dancing with the Stars Result Show! If you’re like Steve and have almost no interest in popular music, you’ll still enjoy hearing about Howard’s roller skating Viagra experiences, Steve’s Twittercide, and Kulap’s Quidditch aspirations! The Wild Chart for the week is Video Games, and Howard and Steve play games like Chart Association and the Chart Challenge. Come back next week to see where your favorite movies, music, and T.V. shows will land on the charts!

Eric Balfour (Actor, SyFy’s “Haven”, lead in “Skyline”, also appeared on “24”) joins Kevin!

Laura Prepon (Actress; “That 70s Show” as Donna; “October Road” as Hannah) joins Kevin!

Fans of Stella and The State rejoice! The Marm of Smarm Michael Ian Black graces the Earwolf studios for the first time and brings with him an expansive knowledge of football and a great potential art project for fans out there. Together Scott and Michael discuss his acerbic comedic persona, his mile-a-minute career, and the emotional issues that make him the fantastic comedian we all know and love. Unfortunately, Scott’s ex-step father Bob Ducca makes another appearance to let us know how he’s spending the holidays (hungry…very hungry). Bob and Michael go head to head in a game of Would You Rather? which brings up some emotional family issues for both guests. Without any spoilers, there are some meaningful hugs that lead up to the hilarious plugs. Remember to check out the CBB XMAS CD. and Ebay Auction, both benefiting the L.A. Food Bank.

This show goes out to all Sklarbro listeners in Fantasy Podcasting Leagues! This week was our draft, and we went with entrepreneur and podcast legend Jesse Thorn, as well as Comedy Bang Bang favorite Nick Kroll. The guys run Sklarbitration for the first time in weeks, and for a very deserving plaintiff: Steve Miller’s sagging career. Nick Kroll tells us about his fantasy-centric show The League and premiers his character Randy Moss’ Dog! Jesse Thorn closes up the show with his fantasy picks for those playing in the AKC league. Here are the not-quite-safe for work (even if your work is playing water polo) Singapore swim-suits, and an interview with Joakim Noah regarding his “kind of awkward” steam room encounter.

Guys, she’s super hot, she’s crazy talented and lucky you, you’re likely to see her frequently on your television as well as on this very special podcast! Comedy actress ALISON BECKER came over and made us swoon. All of us. Even mascot Ruby. ENJOY!

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We at Earwolf are pulling out all the stops to make this the most hilarious Christmas possible! Friends of the show Kevin Nealon, Tig Notaro, and Sarah Silverman start the show off right with valuable information about their travel habits, weekly scheduling, and waste removal. Scott world premieres We Are The World off of the Comedy Bang Bang XMAS CD which opens up the door for more friends to stop by. Barry R. tells us about his recent work and premieres yet another track off the aforementioned XMAS CD which leads into a hot jam between all the guests. Cyber Thug and Miles Archer make amends with Scott for all the past take-overs and announce their latest business venture which segues beautifully into a round of Would You Rather? Be sure to check out the Comedy Bang Bang Christmas Auction, The video for ‘We Are The World’, and check back here tomorrow for the premiere episode of CyberThug Radio!

Your family is gone, the game is over, the kitchen is clean, and it’s time to head over to the calming shores of Sklarbro Country. Moshe Kasher joins Randy and Jason to talk about the sexuality of rappers and athletes, and what exactly it is that makes MMA so intoxicating. Together they count down the things they are thankful about this year, from sports to politics and from Hollywood and to you lovely fans! Before you head over to Mike Tyson’s kosher restaurant, check out Tony Parker’s Music Video, and be careful who you text!

Are ya’ll ready to fall in love? For Thanksgiving, Elizabeth and Psychic Andy thought we should give you, our beloved Laimewads, a glimpse inside a love connection – in this case with HARRIS WITTELS, writer for Parks and Recreation and the Sarah Silverman Program! He’s adorable. He’s hilarious. His cock shot is in Sarah Silverman’s book. Enough said. Enjoy!

Happy Thanksgiving to all you Earwolves out there! I don’t know about you, but there are a LOT of things that we at Earwolf are thankful for. We’re thankful that top-rated comedian Todd Barry can come do the show and talk to us about his career and his yearly income. We are thankful for the scientific advancements of Dr. Nathan Morrow and we know that he is thankful for his best friend Leo Carnell. We are thankful for the band Don’t Stop or We’ll Die and proud that they chose Comedy Bang Bang to world-premiere their newest single. And most importantly, we’re thankful for PLUGS! Head over to the Earwolf Blog to tell us what YOU are thankful for in your voting for the Comedy Bang Bang Awards. Now, we’re off to play some mini-golf!

Leonard Maltin (Esteemed Film Historian and critic) joins Kevin!

Troublemakers and Evil Twins of the world, this is the show for you! Whether you’re the type to beat up an eight-year-old at a football game, to wear pink cleats in opposition of your coach, or to commit the heinous crime of putting Johnny B. Goode on a jukebox, you’ll find something for you in this episode. The gentleman comedian Paul F. Tompkins talks about his rebellious decision to drink eight pints of beer while recording a stand-up special, and tells us how he holds his own in conversation with sports fans. The ultimate troublemaker Tiger Woods displays his trademark eloquence this week with his latest update on golf, his career, and his golfing career. If you’re still in the mood to make some mischief, go vote for Sklarbro Country at the Podcast Awards and check out the fabulous Pod F. Tompkast. For additional comedy relief, check out the early 90’s Miami Dolphins attempting to recreate M.C. Hammer’s ‘Cant Touch This’.

Stand up comedian MIKE BURNS is the kind of guy you want to hang out with all the time once you’ve met him because he makes everything FUN! Don’t just take our word for it – the proof is in the podcast, we’re especially excited about introducing laimewads to his character, GARY who is known for 2 things and 2 things only: 1) being a gentleman and 2) … well, you’ll just have to listen! Enjoy.

Joel McHale (Actor and comedian, star of “Community” and host of The Soup) joins Kevin!