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Posts Tagged ‘Season Four’

Neko Case

DIAGNOSIS: Delusional Personality Disorder

CASE HISTORY: Alt-country songstress Neko Case and regular-country songstress Shunt McGuppin once joined forces to make an album of duets entitled (by Shunt) ‘Two-ets.’ They got about this far.

EPISODES: 4:1

Sep 01, 2014 | Categories: Antisocial Personality Disorder, Case Studies, Dr. Carter's Case Studies, Dr. Gourley's Case Studies | Tags: James Bladon, Jeremy Carter, Mark McConville, Matt Gourley, Neko Case, Season Four, Shunt McGuppin, Shunt McGuppin with Neko Case | Leave A Comment »

Featured Guests:

Patton Oswalt • Big Fan, Ratatouille
Neko Case • Musician Extraordinaire
Jason Sudeikis • Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock
John Hodgman • The Daily Show, Bored to Death
Kristen Schaal • Bob's Burgers, Toy Story 3
Drew Carey • Whose Line Is It Anyway?, TPIR
Greg Proops • Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Andy Daly • Eastbound and Down, The Office
Erinn Hayes • Family Guy, Childrens Hospital
Andy Richter • Conan, Arrested Development
Colin Hanks • Fargo, Band of Brothers
Steve Agee • The Sarah Silverman Program
Gillian Jacobs • Community, Fringe
Dan Harmon • Community, Channel 101
Thomas Lennon • The State, Reno 911!
Rob Delaney • Comic, Twitter Phenom
Rich Sommer • Mad Men, The Office

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Superego: Profiles In Self-Obsession

Improvised, analyzed and delivered to you monthly by Drs. Matt Gourley, Jeremy Carter, Mark McConville, and Paul F. Tompkins. Superego is brought to you by a generous grant from the Sofabed Foundation.™

Drs. Carter and Gourley seek to redefine the traditional understanding of the term superego, in effect surpassing Freud's label of our own moral compass to arrive at a more appropriate definition: the inflation of one's ego beyond epic proportions of absurdity. These findings are presented for the Pscience™ community at large.