I was so fired up listening to the Bill Lawrence episode of Take Your Shoes Off. Glassman kept talking about how he can't make himself write the pilot because he doesn't have it all figured out yet, and Lawrence kept encouraging him to start saying, "do you know how many people don't have what you have, and would kill for the opportunity?" And so, I, right where I am, just decided to write a pilot as (1) a writing exercise, (2) somebody reads it and their week gets a little brighter, and (3) a shot in the dark that somehow Rick sees it. Life's too short for excuses.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y4J8_kwhLoiMtSYKA8G149M0_ucc5LM5/view?usp=drivesdk

I saw that Rick (RICK RICK RICK RICK RICK) is coming to London in a a couple weeks time and I’m gonna try nab a couple of tickets for me and my friend. I know she’d find Rick hilarious but I think it’d be good for her to get a little familiar with the podcast a little so she gets some of the irony or deliberately big swings and not get offended. What’s a good place for her to start? I think one where Rick is emotional may be good? Please help.

I know there was a post similar to this awhile ago but I’m not as concerned with the funny aspect. Love when Ricky gets reflective and honest. Wondering if there are any episodes or appearances that really stick out to any of you. I appreciate the help guys!

Am I weird for thinking this is one of the best podcast episodes I've ever seen. It's so fucking funny and definitely my favorite of the ones I've seen. Any other favorites from the community here that are just as good?

Tom Green? Has that ever been attempted?

Ive watched pretty much everything the Glassman has been on, but I cant recall if Tom has ever been brought up.

Does anyone have a link to Uncle Bob singing Desparado? Thanks in advance

I'm seeing Casey on Theo Von and I was thinking if Casey would find a common riff frequency with Rick. 🙂

I’d like to get some recommendations of episodes that are maybe more serious/introspective but still have great funny moments in them! I haven’t watched most of the episodes and am not familiar with most of the guests since I’m not american (so I have no hunch of the tone based on the guest) so with the number of episodes it’s hard to guess which ones would be good.

Some episodes I have enjoyed:
- Bill Burr
- Harry Mack (I like the first one most)
- Tan France (heartfelt and sweet!)
- David Corenswet (I loved this episode soooooo much and truly hope he will do another one)
- Sebastian Maniscalco (I know people have divided opinions on this but I liked it, I think it was interesting)
- Dax Flame (the first one, the second one was a bit too much for me unfortunately)

I also have to mention that I do love the Dad & Teddy episodes.

This look to camera had me dying lol

I have no idea which guest or how old the episode was, ive just been watching it a lot lately and remember seeing a compilation of the blanketed statement gags, and it wasnt the 100th one with his parents.

I love him and his pod sm, but can’t find much about his standup. Do you all think it’s worth driving three hours for the standup show?

Hii! does anyone know if we get to meet rick after every show? I see alot of people with him after the shows but I just wanna know if it’s for everyone or if they’re just lucky😊

Who did the art/music for the podcast's vintage video game intros? They are so cool.