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This episode of Comedy Bang Bang, part of the "Bonus Bang, Boo, Boo" series, features a conversation between host Scott Aukerman and his solo bolo partner, Ben Schwartz. They discuss their creepiest crawliest experiences, including a black cat getting hit by a car and a commercial for Creepy Crawlers. Ben shares his childhood Halloween memories, including his dad's dislike of the holiday and his own experience trick-or-treating in different neighborhoods. They also discuss Dave Chappelle's recent special and the controversy surrounding it. The episode features several recurring themes, including the "Give Me a Break" catchphrase and the "Olympic Song Challenge," where they take turns singing songs inspired by the previous one. They also introduce the humorous concept of a "chumontage," a fictional Jewish Halloween tradition.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction and Solo Bolo Hallowolo

This episode introduces the "Bonus Bang, Boo, Boo" series, which re-releases spooky episodes of Comedy Bang Bang. This week's episode is "Solo Bolo Hallowolo," a special episode featuring a conversation between host Scott Aukerman and his solo bolo partner, Ben Schwartz.

00:02:01

Comedy Bang Bang Intro and Ferris Brawler

The episode begins with the classic Comedy Bang Bang intro song. Scott and Ben discuss Ferris Brawler, a fictional character who punches everyone in Chicago, including Jennifer Grey, causing her to get a nose job.

00:30:02

Creepy Crawlies and Halloween Experiences

Scott and Ben discuss their creepiest crawliest experiences. Scott mentions a commercial for Creepy Crawlers, a toy that he doesn't remember. Ben shares a story about a black cat he saw get hit by a car while in traffic.

00:36:41

Halloween Escapades as Children

Ben shares his childhood Halloween experiences, mentioning that his dad didn't like Halloween and never let him trick-or-treat by himself. He also sings a happy birthday song to his mom, Joan Foreman Schwartz.

00:39:04

Dave Chappelle and Hoodie Culture

Scott and Ben discuss Dave Chappelle's recent special and the controversy surrounding it. Ben puts on a hoodie, prompting Scott to make a joke about hoodie culture.

00:39:30

Halloween Memories and Robin Williams

Ben and his co-host discuss their Halloween memories, with Ben sharing his experience of trick-or-treating in different neighborhoods. They then transition to a story about Robin Williams unexpectedly showing up at a UCB show in New York and performing.

00:49:12

Jewish Halloween?

Ben's co-host jokes about a "Jewish Halloween," prompting Ben to explain that he doesn't celebrate Halloween due to his upbringing. The conversation then takes a humorous turn as they discuss the concept of a "chumontage" and its potential role in a Jewish Halloween.

00:51:27

The Olympic Song Challenge

Ben and his co-host introduce the "Olympic Song Challenge," a segment where they take turns singing songs, with the next song inspired by the previous one. They begin with "Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid.

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Q&A

• What is the "Bonus Bang, Boo, Boo" series?

  The "Bonus Bang, Boo, Boo" series is a re-release of spooky episodes of Comedy Bang Bang from behind the paywall.

• What is a "Solo Bolo"?

  A "Solo Bolo" is a special episode format of Comedy Bang Bang where host Scott Aukerman has a conversation with his solo bolo partner, Ben Schwartz.

• What is the "Par Cheesy" game?

  The "Par Cheesy" game is a game that Scott and Ben play, involving a fictional character who watches children take baths.

• What is the "Give Me a Break" catchphrase?

  The "Give Me a Break" catchphrase is a catchphrase that Scott and Ben decide to make a recurring theme in the episode.

• What is the "Olympic Song Challenge" and how does it work?

  The "Olympic Song Challenge" is a segment in the podcast where Ben and his co-host take turns singing songs, with each song inspired by the previous one. This creates a chain reaction of musical connections and humorous interpretations.

• What is the "chumontage" and how is it related to Jewish Halloween?

  The "chumontage" is a humorous term used in the podcast to describe a fictional Jewish Halloween tradition. It is likely a play on the word "montage," suggesting a series of events or images. The concept is presented as a playful and absurd take on the idea of a Jewish equivalent to Halloween.

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