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Brown X-Wing Squadron


DIAGNOSIS: Avoidant Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY: When the Empire descends upon the oppressed citizens of the outer rim, a small team of brave rebels rises up to defend the defenseless. The Brown X-Wing Squadron are not these men. They’re no-thumbs and all-dumbs. These nerf-herders are lucky to pull the tits off a Gundark let alone save the universe from the formidable power of the Dark Side. Also, most of them are Asian so you can imagine their piloting skills. Tip your Bactatenders, I’m outta here.

EPISODES: 3:11



Superego: Episode 3:11


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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from The Pod F. Tompkast, Patton Oswalt from Young Adult, Colin Hanks from Dexter, Chris Tallman from Reno 911!, Mike Rock from Chelsea Lately and Musical Specialist James Bladon

CASE STUDIES: The Hollywood Motion Picture Press Association, Mudge Claughlin, Buffum’s Fragrance Counter, Hashimoto Wellness Labs, and Brown X-Wing Squadron

RELEASE DATE: February 1, 2012


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The Family Feud


DIAGNOSIS: Histrionic Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY: Premiering in 1976, The Family Feud remains America’s fourth favorite game show! For decades, the Feud has surveyed 100 people, put the top answers on the board, and let family members who can’t stand to look at each other pool their collective knowledge and instinct to win some really semi-fabulous prizes. Catch the Family Feud Fever! (Currently, there is no cure for Family Feud Fever.)

EPISODES: 3:10



Superego: Episode 3:10


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SPECIAL GUESTS: Patton Oswalt from Young Adult, Paul F. Tompkins from The Pod F. Tompkast, Colin Hanks from Dexter, Chris Tallman from Reno 911!, and Musical Specialist James Bladon

CASE STUDIES: The Family Feud, Heartlines on the Shore 104.4, H.R. Giger, and Furniture Dick’s

RELEASE DATE: December 1, 2011


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Superego: Episode 3:9


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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from The Pod F. Tompkast, Andy Daly from Eastbound & Down, Jeff Davis from Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Susan Burke from Important Things With Dimitri Martin, Musical Specialist James Bladon, Andy Crocker from Jeff Crocker’s Heart, and Chris Tallman from Reno 911!

CASE STUDIES: Cylon Jim and Cylon Phil, The Amtrak Heartland Flyer, Copeland’s Down Home Health Stop, Buffum’s Fragrance Counter, and The Leffingwell Grocers

RELEASE DATE: November 1, 2011


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Superego: Episode 3:6


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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from The Pod F. Tompkast, Erinn Hayes from Childrens Hospital, Twitter Phenom Rob Delaney, Jeff Davis from Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Musical Specialist James Bladon, Mark Gagliardi from Drunk History, and Amanda Lund from Little Mysteries.

CASE STUDIES: The Golden Dusk Assisted Living Bingo Club, Cylon Jim and Cylon Phil, The Orchard Glen High School Faculty, H.R. Giger, Stop Smoking Now!, and Campfire with Roy Cabras.

RELEASE DATE: August 1, 2011


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Cylon Jim and Cylon Phil


DIAGNOSIS: Borderline Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY: First of all, Cylon Jim and Cylon Phil are happy to have jobs, don’t get them wrong. The way things are going, most centurions are either begging the gods for enough to feed their families or selling their shiny bodies behind one of Baltar’s base stars. Jim and Phil just, I don’t know, feel like the responsibilities are a bit much sometimes. It’s tough to balance galactic raids and colonial subjugation with understudying Curly in Oklahoma.

EPISODES: 3:6 / 3:9



Sam Elliott



DIAGNOSIS: Schizoid Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY: The gravelly baritone of cowboy-poet Sam Elliott could assuage the last nickel from a Cincinnati skin-flint. Elliott is the most sought after voice over artist in the western world. His warm, rough delivery of the written word could sell water to a well, sand to a beach, and stars to a clear midsummer’s night. But c’mon, let’s get serious here. A beach doesn’t have a wallet. It’s a beach. Use your doggone brain for more than thirty seconds and get your head in the game, Templeton. For Custer’s sake, you’re better than this. Now let’s all go rope something.

EPISODES: 3:3 / 3:8



Superego: Episode 3:3


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SPECIAL GUESTS: Patton Oswalt from Big Fan and Ratatouille, Chris Tallman from Reno 911!, Jeff Davis from Drew Carey’s Improv-A-Ganza, Robyn Roth, Katie Nuñez, and the music of James Bladon.

CASE STUDIES: General Zod, Heartlines on the Shore 104.4, M, NASA Mission Control, and Sam Elliott with Shunt McGuppin.

RELEASE DATE: May 1, 2011


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Superego: Episode 3:2


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SPECIAL GUESTS: Paul F. Tompkins from The Informant!, Mark Gagliardi from Drunk History, James Urbaniak from The Venture Brothers, Twitter Phenom Rob Delaney, Joe Randazzo editor of The Onion, and James Bladon as David Bowie’s Piano Talent.

CASE STUDIES: Smithsonian Audio Tours, David Bowie with Shunt McGuppin, Fremont City Council, Pete Balch, and Captain Ron Lindsay.

RELEASE DATE: April 1, 2011


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Eddy Buggy



DIAGNOSIS: Schizoid Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY: In his seventh year at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Eddy Buggy is slowly cracking the hard-boiled egg of acting. A method actor to the bitter end, Buggy has been known to delve into characters so deeply, that when he finally emerges, he is dead. His commitment to the craft has led to an odd series of interviews as characters acting as characters. He is currently doing Sky Masterson doing Willy Loman doing Caliban. You’ve got to see this shit.

EPISODES: Superego Second Opinions Part 2



Superego Second Opinions: Behind The Bonus Part 2


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SPECIAL GUESTS: Jesse Thorn from The Sound of Young America, Jordan Morris from Jordan, Jesse, Go!, Chris Tallman from Parks and Recreation, James Bladon from Hell on Wheels, and Tom Farnan.

CASE STUDIES: Mixogynists, Nick Nolte, The History Network, White Collar Comedy Tour, Starcharters, Eddy Buggy, and a brief but wonderful appearance by Hank Agee.

BONUS: behind the scenes discussions, answers to your questions, and a sneak preview of some songs from The Journeymen’s upcoming album! Oh, boy!

RELEASE DATE: February 1, 2011


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James Bladon

James Bladon


EPISODES: 2:8 / The Gentleman’s Collar Talk Box2:14 / The piano playing of Sir Dame Andrew Lloyd Webber, John Merrick • 2:17 / The piano playing of Sir Dame Andrew Lloyd WebberSuperego Second Opinions Part 2 / Eddy Buggy3:2 / The piano playing of David Bowie3:3 / The piano playing of Sam Elliott and Shunt McGuppin‘s advertising spectacular • 3:6 / Cylon Jim3:9 / Cylon Jim3:10 / Family Feud Stage Manager Ramp Casply • 3:11 / Brown X-Wing Squadron Leader Brown 3, Obi Wan Kenobi and Peter from Communications.



The Gentleman’s Collar

The Gentleman's Collar


DIAGNOSIS: Crooch Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY: The Gentleman’s Collar has quality questionable women men-women available for your viewing pleasure discomfort.

EPISODES:
2:8



Superego: Episode 2:8


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SPECIAL GUESTS: James Bladon from Numb3rs and Danny Ricker and Adam Fisher from Wunna Weeks.

CASE STUDIES: Lancaster Ink, Coach Helzevec, The Gentleman’s Collar, Supreme Court Nominee Roger Contreras, Ron Burman, Dwight Loomis, and Heartlines on the Shore 104.

RELEASE DATE: November 1, 2009


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Shunt McGuppin

Shunt McGuppin


DIAGNOSIS: Antisocial Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY:
Shunt McGuppin is an American firebrand. Country music hasn’t been the same since this gruff, uneducated sensation burst onto the Nashville scene. His hit, Alabaster Sweat, remained on the country charts for an unprecedented 7,010 weeks. In Shunt’s heyday, he was a multi-platinum, multi-instrumentalist, multi-wived marvel.

These days, Shunt is constantly trying to recapture his youth and past success. Despite near-crippling arthritis and multiple bankruptcies, he continues to pay for astronomically expensive studio time to record that elusive comeback-comeback album. He has seen it all and sung it more. Shunt McGuppin will belt his songs whether people like it or not — and they never will. He drinks to the point of never not drinking and lives with his dog Atherton in Toby Keith’s guesthouse.

EPISODES: 1:1 / 1:3 / 1:4 / 1:6 / 1:9 / 1:10 / 1:13 / 1:17 / 2:1 / 2:2 / 2:11 / 2:12 / 2:14 / 2:17 / 3:2 / 3:3 / 3:5 / 3:8