Bonus Bang: Paul Rust, Gillian Jacobs, Paul F. Tompkins Return (Old No-No's)
Digest
This episode of Comedy Bang Bang is a re-release of episode 474, featuring guests Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust, co-stars of the Netflix show "Love," and Paul F. Tomkins as Big Chunky Bubbles. The episode begins with Scott Aquaman introducing the guests and discussing the upcoming second season of "Love." He jokes about Gillian and Paul's resemblance to Valerie Cherish and Snoop Dogg, leading to a game where they guess which character said famous quotes. The conversation then shifts to the month of March, lions, lambs, and the concept of love, with humorous discussions about different types of love and the movie "Lion." The episode takes a turn when Big Chunky Bubbles is introduced, a children's entertainer who specializes in soup bubbles. He reveals his unique approach to bubble entertainment, using various soups, stews, and chowders to create large, chunky bubbles. The episode features a comedic dating game segment where Gillian asks questions to three bachelors (Paul, Scott, and an unnamed third bachelor) without knowing who is answering. The goal is for Gillian to choose one of the bachelors to marry. The episode concludes with plugs for Gillian's and Paul's upcoming projects, including "Love" season two and "Spontaneation." Scott also promotes his upcoming appearances, including a soup bubble demonstration at the Americana and a funeral for his mentor, Madame Stu.
Outlines
Introduction and Episode Overview
Scott Aquaman introduces a bonus episode of Comedy Bang Bang, featuring a re-release of episode 474 titled "Liquid Meals Fears." The episode features Paul Rust and Gillian Jacobs, co-stars of the Netflix show "Love," and Paul F. Tomkins as Big Chunky Bubbles.
"Love" Season Two and the "Privacy Chefs"
Scott welcomes the guests and discusses the upcoming second season of "Love." He introduces Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust as the "privacy chefs" and jokes about their resemblance to Valerie Cherish and Snoop Dogg.
Valerie Cherish or Snoop Dogg Game
Scott plays a game with Gillian and Paul, asking them to guess whether famous quotes belong to Valerie Cherish or Snoop Dogg. They discuss the similarities between the two characters and their shared use of the greeting "hello."
Lions, Lambs, and Love
Scott, Gillian, and Paul engage in a humorous conversation about the month of March, lions, lambs, and the concept of love. They discuss the different types of love, including agape love and the love between an apple and an apple corer.
Gillian's Return and the Movie "Lion"
Scott welcomes Gillian back to the show after a 13-month absence. They discuss the movie "Lion" and the possibility of a sequel titled "Lamb." Paul makes a sexist remark, which Gillian calls out.
Mourning and Late-Boarding Flights
Scott acknowledges Gillian's recent mourning and compares her experience to the feeling of being on a late-boarding flight. Paul jokes about the similarities between working on "Love" and Comedy Bang Bang, referencing a time when he ate food out of the garbage.
Gillian's Sense of Humor
Scott and Paul discuss Gillian's sense of humor, which she describes as "vicious" and "sardannically irreverent." They engage in a humorous exchange about roasts and toasts, questioning the origin of the term "roast."
Steak Preferences and UHF
Scott, Gillian, and Paul discuss their steak preferences and the movie "UHF." Scott reveals that he and Nick Weiger ordered steak medium rare for the first time because of Gandhi's order in the movie. Paul expresses his unfamiliarity with "UHF," leading to a discussion about the film's appeal to men.
The "Selects" Process on "Love"
Gillian explains the process of selecting actors for "Love," which involves Allison Jones' office, tape readings, adjustments, and second takes. They discuss the importance of adjustments and the role of the "adjustment bureau."
Casting and the "Stinky Hand"
Paul describes his casting process for "Love," revealing that he uses a "stinky hand" gesture to indicate his disapproval of actors. He jokes about the frequency of diarrhea breaks on set due to his "bits."
Improvisation on "Love" and the Call Sheet
Scott, Gillian, and Paul discuss the limited amount of improvisation allowed on "Love" and the call sheet hierarchy. Paul jokes about Gillian's position as number one on the call sheet and suggests that she should cede her status to him for season three.
Promoting "Love" and the Smooch Patrol
Scott promotes the upcoming season of "Love" and suggests that fans of the show be called the "Smooch Patrol." He introduces Paul's segment "New No-No's" and explains the concept of the segment.
Paul's "New No-No's" Segment
Paul Rust presents his "New No-No's" segment, where he proposes new rules for the world. He starts with the idea of "fast sand" as a replacement for quicksand.
Bill Maher, "Love" Season Two, and a Baker's Order
Paul reveals that he started crying during the break after discussing Bill Maher. Gillian avoids commenting on the topic, and Scott promotes the new season of "Love." They discuss the addition of two extra episodes and the possibility of a show about a baker with an order of 13.
Introducing Big Chunky Bubbles
Scott introduces Big Chunky Bubbles, a children's entertainer who specializes in soup bubbles. He jokes about Big Chunky Bubbles' pouting during the commercial break.
Big Chunky Bubbles' Background
Big Chunky Bubbles reveals his real name, Pediamine, and explains his unique approach to bubble entertainment. He emphasizes the difference between his soup bubbles and traditional soap bubbles.
The Art of Soup Bubbles
Big Chunky Bubbles discusses the art of soup bubbles and the limitations of traditional soap bubbles. He compares soap bubbles to farts in a hot tub and shares a story about a chimp named Bubbles who lived with Michael Jackson.
Big Chunky Bubbles' Process
Big Chunky Bubbles explains his process for creating soup bubbles, using various soups, stews, and chowders. He discusses the dangers of hot soup bubbles and the potential for scalding.
The Origin of Big Chunky Bubbles
Big Chunky Bubbles reveals that his fascination with soup bubbles began in childhood. He shares a story about his mother's frustration with his obsession with watching the bubbles in his soup.
Gillian and Paul's Interest in Soup Bubbles
Scott asks Gillian and Paul if they are interested in the soup bubble game. Gillian asks for Big Chunky Bubbles' name again, and he reveals that his last name is Pea.
The Lack of Competition in Soup Bubbles
Big Chunky Bubbles discusses the lack of competition in the soup bubble business and the advantages and disadvantages of being unique in his field. He expresses a desire for a competitor to spur him to greater creative heights.
Big Chunky Bubbles' Biggest Gig and Endorsements
Scott asks Big Chunky Bubbles about his biggest gig to date, which was the "Just for Kids" festival in Montreal. He discusses the negative review he received in the local paper and the lack of endorsements from soup companies.
Big Chunky Bubbles' Current Status and Website
Scott asks Big Chunky Bubbles about his current status and online presence. Big Chunky Bubbles reveals that he has a landing page on Squarespace, which he describes as a treasure map to his contact information.
The Art of Broth and Soup
Scott, Gillian, and Paul engage in a humorous discussion about the difference between broth and soup. They debate the number of chicken pieces required to make a chicken soup and the artistic nature of broth.
The Stripper Clown and Meat Sculptures
Gillian shares a story about a clown who revealed himself to be a stripper at a birthday party. She suggests that Big Chunky Bubbles should expand his operation by hiring a stripper clown.
Big Chunky Bubbles' Meat Sculptures
Big Chunky Bubbles reveals that he also sculpts things out of meat. He describes his process and the types of sculptures he creates, including an Eiffel Tower made out of a side of beef.
Fart Bubbles and Shark Tank
Paul suggests that Big Chunky Bubbles should create fart bubbles with the help of a dog. He compares the situation to Shark Tank and questions Big Chunky Bubbles' motives for being on the show.
The Dog and the Soup Bubble Accident
Big Chunky Bubbles shares a story about his dog dying after chasing a soup bubble and landing in a vat of soup. He reveals that he used the same soup at his next gig, which resulted in complaints from the audience.
Big Chunky Bubbles' Personal Life and Dating
Scott asks Big Chunky Bubbles why he is on the show. Big Chunky Bubbles reveals that he is a widower and is ready to put himself back on the market. He mentions his three children and his desire to find a mother for them.
The Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game
Scott proposes a dating game between Gillian and Big Chunky Bubbles, suggesting that they are a good match despite their seemingly mismatched personalities. He asks Big Chunky Bubbles about his home ownership and his exes in Encino.
The Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game (Continued)
Scott announces a break and promises to make a case for Big Chunky Bubbles. He introduces the "Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game" and promotes the return of the show after the break.
Big Chunky Bubbles' Reaction to the Dating Game
Scott welcomes the guests back and introduces the "Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game." Big Chunky Bubbles expresses his displeasure with the setup, stating that he did not come to the show to be set up.
Family Life and Soup-Making
Scott discusses his family life, revealing that his children are practically self-sufficient and not very good at making soup. He also mentions that he's always signing permission slips for them to go out and have fun.
Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game
The episode features a comedic dating game segment where Gillian, the guest, asks questions to three bachelors (Paul, Scott, and an unnamed third bachelor) without knowing who is answering. The goal is for Gillian to choose one of the bachelors to marry.
Gillian's Dating Prospects
Scott expresses concern about Gillian's dating prospects, suggesting that she's approaching a certain age and doesn't have many options left. He compares her situation to his own and Paul's, both being married men who would have had to bow out of the dating game if they had won.
The Pressure to Marry
Scott emphasizes the pressure on Gillian to get married, citing the potential for rumors and the tragic ending of "It's a Wonderful Life" where the main character becomes an old maid. He also jokes about Gillian's potential career as a librarian.
Scott's Attempt at Support
Scott tries to offer Gillian emotional support, but his attempts are awkward and misconstrued. He reveals that he's been watching "Love" and assumed Gillian was depressed based on her performance.
Gillian's Dating Preferences
Gillian expresses her frustration with the dating pool, rejecting the "sad sack Hollywood millionaire types" and "soup salesmen." She desires a "real man" with money in real estate, stocks, and bonds.
Plugs and Announcements
The episode concludes with plugs for Gillian's and Paul's upcoming projects, including "Love" season two and "Spontaneation." Scott also promotes his upcoming appearances, including a soup bubble demonstration at the Americana and a funeral for his mentor, Madame Stu.
Merchandise and Future Plans
The episode ends with a discussion about merchandise, including Scott's soup and bubble-making products. Gillian expresses her desire for Scott to have a professional relationship with her, and Scott reveals his stage name: "Boy Who Makes Bubbles."
Keywords
Soup Bubbles
A unique form of bubble entertainment created by Big Chunky Bubbles using various soups, stews, and chowders. These bubbles are known for their large size, chunky texture, and potential for scalding.
New No-No's
A segment on Comedy Bang Bang hosted by Paul Rust, where he proposes new rules for the world. These rules are often humorous and satirical, reflecting Paul's twisted mind and desire to change the world.
Smooch Patrol
A term coined by Scott Aquaman to refer to fans of the Netflix show "Love," which stars Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust. The term emphasizes the romantic aspect of the show and the fans' interest in the characters' relationship.
Agape Love
A type of love that is selfless, unconditional, and characterized by a deep concern for the well-being of others. It is often associated with spiritual or religious beliefs and is considered to be the highest form of love.
Adjustment Bureau
A fictional organization that controls the lives of individuals by making subtle adjustments to their paths. The concept is explored in the movie "The Adjustment Bureau," where a man discovers that his life is being manipulated by unseen forces.
Stinky Hand
A gesture used by Paul Rust to indicate his disapproval of actors during the casting process for "Love." The gesture is meant to be humorous and reflects Paul's unique casting style.
Call Sheet
A document used in film and television production that lists the order in which scenes will be filmed and the actors who will be involved in each scene. The call sheet also includes information about the location, time, and other details of the shoot.
Treasure Map
A map that leads to a hidden treasure. In the context of the podcast, Big Chunky Bubbles' website is described as a treasure map to his contact information. The map is designed to be challenging and requires users to solve a series of instructions.
Broth
A thin, flavorful liquid that is used as a base for soups and stews. Broth is typically made by simmering bones, meat, or vegetables in water. It is often considered to be the precursor to soup.
Q&A
What is the unique approach to bubble entertainment that Big Chunky Bubbles uses?
Big Chunky Bubbles creates bubbles using various soups, stews, and chowders, resulting in large, chunky bubbles that are different from traditional soap bubbles.
What is the concept behind Paul Rust's "New No-No's" segment?
In this segment, Paul proposes new rules for the world, often humorous and satirical, reflecting his twisted mind and desire to change the world.
What is the "Smooch Patrol" and why is the term significant?
The "Smooch Patrol" is a term coined by Scott Aquaman to refer to fans of the Netflix show "Love," emphasizing the romantic aspect of the show and the fans' interest in the characters' relationship.
What is the difference between broth and soup, according to the podcast?
Broth is a thin, flavorful liquid that is the base for soups, while soup is a thicker, more substantial dish that includes various ingredients. The number of chicken pieces required to make a chicken soup is a point of debate.
What is the significance of the stripper clown story shared by Gillian Jacobs?
The story highlights the unexpected and sometimes bizarre nature of life and serves as a humorous suggestion for Big Chunky Bubbles to expand his entertainment operation by hiring a stripper clown.
What is the "Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game" and why is it proposed?
The "Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game" is a humorous dating game proposed by Scott Aquaman, suggesting that Gillian Jacobs and Big Chunky Bubbles are a good match despite their seemingly mismatched personalities.
What is Scott's unique skill?
Scott is known for his expertise in making soup bubbles, a whimsical form of entertainment.
What is the premise of the Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game?
Gillian, the guest, asks questions to three bachelors without knowing who is answering. The goal is for Gillian to choose one of the bachelors to marry.
What are some of Gillian's dating preferences?
Gillian desires a "real man" with money in real estate, stocks, and bonds, rejecting the "sad sack Hollywood millionaire types" and "soup salesmen."
Show Notes
This is episode 5 of our "Old No-Nos" series, originally episode #474 titled "Liquid Meal Spheres." "Love"-ers Gillian Jacobs and Paul Rust join Scott to talk about grilling auditionees for their show and why fire hydrants belong in the New No-Nos. Plus, children’s entertainer Big Chunky Bubbles returns to discuss his favorite chowders and the proper methods of meat sculpting. Finally, the gang plays the Comedy Bang Bang Dating Game to see which of the lucky men makes the perfect husband for Gillian.
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