The Fighter & the Kid 3D

Bubba I dont know what to say besides Brendan Schaub is bloggbusser and I'm Neggfligs.

The chemistry you see on screen that makes you feel uncomfortable, is from the secret only they know about...an inside joke if you will.

Now in 2021, the groups secrets are out, the duo split. Callen does a happy little Conspiracy show with a grifter, and Brundan Swab rotates in guests of whoever won't be embarrased to be a guest.

Here's hoping for a reunion for tFATk 4D!

Who thought this was actually funny? Two janitors could have created something more interesting.

I'll give you example what it is like sitting through this malignant pile of s***.

Scene one:

Bryan walks in and says "Hey Brendan".

Brendan: "...He..hiyah..Ryan. Whatchu.uh?"

Brendan attempts to make a "funny"face but instead creates a truly disgusting facial expression that makes you think of Lenny from 'Of Mice and Men'.

Bryan: "What's wrong, Brendan?

Brendan then soils himself.

End Scene.

This is the kind of 'treat' you are in-store for while watching this piece of garbage. I guess it is kind of inspiring someone as moronic as Brendan Schuab can pretend to be a comedian for so long, so anything is truly possible.

As somebody who doesn't listen to Brandon Schaub and Bryan Callen's podcast, this project does nothing for me. The episode "Sitcom" in which they rip off Charlie Kaufman, Mr. Show, and even The Matrix in under 5 minutes best sums up why this doesn't work. They deride conventional formulas without realizing that you can't experiment until you're comfortable with the basics. No amount of untimely movie references or over the top fever dream sequences can change that this feels amateur and passionless. Callen's acting is rather campy which at least offers something better than Brandon's insecure middle-school-play performances. I will say the production value is better than expected. That FOX money made this look a lot better than Youtube sketch comedy of this caliber ever should.

Maybe check it out if you're a fan of their podcast. Otherwise, I'd recommend some of Mitch Rouse's more serious work, especially Strangers with Candy.

Despite the lack of being able to talk I love this podcast and all the variations of same. They have the most persistent and most "time on their hands" haters but still have done a ton.