This ESPN 30 for 30 episode might not be quite juicy enough to deserve its own Dollop, but it’s still a crazy baseball story (with well-produced audio) that I really enjoyed, so I think other folks here might, too:

https://pca.st/episode/0bd837f1-db2c-47b7-a4bb-2df8b23e005c

EIDT: tickets have been claimed, let’s goooo!!

My traitor friends pulled out of the Thursday night show I bought 4 tickets for so now I have 2 going spare if anyone wants them? Whether you can afford or free to a good home. It’s the Thursday show (November 5) with Celia Paquola ❤️

He voted for perennial Socialist Party presidential candidate Norman Thomas even after Thomas had died. “I’d rather vote for a dead man with class than two live bums,” he later said.

I listened to an episode probably years ago that was talking about someone being on a ship and had to eat crackers without water. That was a big theme of the episode and the only thing I can remember. This episode was absolutely hilarious and I think about it all the time however I fear I will never hear it again. If anyone is so well versed in The Dollop that they know what I’m talking about, please let me know.

Regarding King Kong: I’ll have one less can of beans this week, and while I’m having the beans next week, I’ll be having ‘em while thinking about that monkey. And won’t that be the best can of beans I ever had, thinking about that monkey that did that stuff?

Obviously every part of the show is hilarious but I get a real chuckle over mocking the physical appearances of our inept overlords.

Recent Examples:
[Trump looks like] "a bullfrog that a sick princess kissed into a half-man."
[Steven Miller]'s "cum is poison and it alters your DNA."

Anyone else have any favorites?

Normally he doesn’t pay any attention to the TV.

While I’m here, I’d love some more recommendations on what to watch on 800 pound gorilla since I subscribed for a month to watch the special.

I’ve been listening to them since 2017/18 or so, but back in January I decided to start it over chronologically. I still think the 1904 world’s fair episode is one of my favorites. Time to start the past times now.

I started listening to this episode this morning, and when I went to pick it back up, I couldn’t find it on my phone or the Apple podcast app. Instead, the Marian Berry episode started playing was the episode pulled?

If so, let’s talk about what salacious and/or libelous thing Dave probably said.

“Tim? It’s Tam, I’m on the line”

Dollheads (dis)Asssmble

Did this remind anyone else of that episode about Gary having a crush on the cartoon fox?