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This episode of Comedy Bang Bang features Andy Sandberg as a guest, promoting the new season of Brooklyn 9.9. The episode delves into various topics, including Andy's previous appearance on Comedy Bang Bang and the show's success, as well as Todd's unique perspective on life, including his experiences with his uncle Scott and his views on relationships. Andy and Todd discuss Andy's comedy, with Todd comparing it to an absentee father. The conversation explores Todd's family life, including his relationship with his parents and his desire for a family of his own. They also discuss L.O. Cool J's influence on the entertainment world, highlighting his hosting roles and his positive energy. The episode features a game of "What Am I Thinking?" where Andy and Todd try to guess what each other are thinking. The episode also includes a "Would You Rather?" segment, where Andy presents two scenarios and asks Andy and Todd to choose which they would rather experience. The episode concludes with a "Plugs" segment, where Andy and Todd promote their own projects and other things they want to talk about.

Outlines

00:00:00

Bonus Bang: Totally Todd - Grounded Me at the At Symbol

This episode of Bonus Bang revisits a classic Comedy Bang Bang moment featuring Todd, played by Lauren Lapkiss. The episode, "Grounded Me at the At Symbol," features Andy Sandberg as a guest and explores Todd's unique perspective on life, including his relationship with his uncle Scott and his experiences in middle school.

00:01:38

Welcome to Comedy Bang Bang

Scott Aukerman welcomes the audience to Comedy Bang Bang, introducing Andy Sandberg as a guest and Lauren Lapkiss as Todd. The episode delves into various topics, including Andy's new season of Brooklyn 99, Todd's unique perspective on life, and a game of "What Am I Thinking?"

00:02:57

Fall TV Premieres and Brooklyn 9.9

Scott and Andy discuss the return of fall TV premieres, with Andy promoting the new season of Brooklyn 99. They also touch upon Andy's previous appearance on Comedy Bang Bang and the show's success.

00:04:08

Brooklyn 9.9 and Todd's Perspective

Andy and Todd discuss Brooklyn 9.9, with Todd expressing his desire to watch the show. The conversation delves into Todd's unique perspective on life, including his experiences with his uncle Scott and his views on relationships.

00:05:54

Andy Sandberg's Comedy and Todd's Family Life

Andy and Todd discuss Andy's comedy, with Todd comparing it to an absentee father. The conversation explores Todd's family life, including his relationship with his parents and his desire for a family of his own.

00:06:58

L.O. Cool J and His Influence

Andy and Todd discuss L.O. Cool J's influence on the entertainment world, highlighting his hosting roles and his positive energy. They also touch upon a humorous anecdote about L.O. Cool J's home security.

00:08:03

Brooklyn 9.9's Success and Awards

Andy and Scott discuss the success of Brooklyn 9.9, with Andy revealing that he received a Gigi award for his work on the show. They also discuss the show's runaway success and Andy's experience working with Adam Sandler.

00:09:31

Todd's Questions about Brooklyn 9.9

Todd asks Andy questions about his experience on Brooklyn 9.9, specifically about kissing scenes and the technical aspects of acting. The conversation delves into Todd's curiosity about relationships and his desire to learn more about the world.

00:12:45

Todd's Grounded Life and Metallica in Antarctica

Scott and Todd discuss Todd's grounded life, with Todd expressing his frustration at being unable to participate in cool activities. The conversation touches upon Metallica's performance in Antarctica and Todd's desire for a more exciting life.

00:13:49

Grounded Me at the At Symbol: A Sitcom Idea

Andy and Scott brainstorm a sitcom idea based on Todd's life, with Andy suggesting the title "Grounded Me at the At Symbol." The conversation explores the potential for a sitcom about a nephew who married his uncle and the comedic possibilities of Todd's unique perspective.

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Q&A

• What is the main theme of the episode "Grounded Me at the At Symbol"?

  The episode explores Todd's unique perspective on life, including his relationship with his uncle Scott, his experiences in middle school, and his desire for a family.

• What is Andy Sandberg's role in the episode?

  Andy Sandberg is a guest on the episode, promoting the new season of Brooklyn 9.9 and engaging in comedic conversations with Scott Aukerman and Todd.

• What is the sitcom idea that Andy and Scott brainstorm?

  The sitcom idea is based on Todd's life, with Andy suggesting the title "Grounded Me at the At Symbol." The show would explore the comedic possibilities of a nephew who married his uncle and Todd's unique perspective on life.

• What is Todd's obsession with the movie "Sunset Bubble"?

  Todd's obsession with "Sunset Bubble" leads to a humorous discussion about his desire to pretend to be dead in a pool. The conversation takes a playful turn as Scott and Andy engage in a debate about the size of their penises.

• What is the shocking twist revealed about Andy's character in the Brooklyn 9.9 premiere?

  Andy's character is beheaded in the first five minutes of the premiere, adding a dark and comedic twist to the show's storyline.

• What is the nature of the relationship between Andy and Todd?

  Andy and Todd have a playful and sometimes contentious relationship, which they describe as being somewhere between a game and a relationship.

• What are the rules of the "Would You Rather?" segment?

  The "Would You Rather?" segment involves Andy presenting two scenarios and asking Andy and Todd to choose which they would rather experience. The segment features a question-and-answer period, where Andy and Todd can ask questions to clarify the scenarios before making their final choices.

• What is Andy's opinion on the use of the word "content" to describe creative work?

  Andy dislikes the term "content," finding it sterile and reductive, and prefers to call his work "little ideas." He believes that the term "content" reduces creative work to the same level as something mundane.

• What is the significance of the "Hollywood Facts" song?

  The "Hollywood Facts" song is a catchy tune that Andy created, featuring lyrics about the glitz and glamour of Hollywood. The song is a humorous commentary on the superficiality of Hollywood and the obsession with celebrity culture.

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