
Join Burnt Millipede (Paul F. Tompkins), Joan Pedestrian (Nicole Parker) and Doug (Brett Morris) as they explore their hometown of Dignity Falls via posts from a certain neighborhood social networking app and interview the town's most intriguing residents!
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In the season finale, Burnt has a big update on his relationship, Joan has an announcement about her Something's Gotta Give musical, and Doug builds something major. Later, they welcome Edna, who is looking for some specific memorabilia.
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Joan shares the opening number of her musical, Burnt finishes a popular TV series, and Doug bounces around. Later, they welcome Kevin (Michaela Watkins), a neighborhood watchdog who filed a report on their neighbor.
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Burnt and Joan struggle to navigate the intro, while Doug delivers a Doug Chuckle from a compromised position. Later, they welcome Nathalie (Laurel Coppock), a postal worker who had an unwelcome surprise on her driveway.
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Burnt's feud with a civil servant escalates, Joan gives an update on the twins' latest project, and Doug is on a rescue mission. Later, they welcome Ellen (Alison Rich), a retiree who's convinced a teen is up to no good.
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Don’t pay attention to any of the negativity on some reviews. I adore both, no, all three of you and your guests. I consistently relisten when I need a TNL fix!
One of the most consistently funny things I have ever listened to.
I often think ‘this is my favourite episode’ then another hilarious one comes up and so on..
I’m glad to see that other listeners (and yes, some of us are fans!) also feel like they are part of this mythical, hysterical neighborhood. We need a show like this in 2026!! Thanks for never failing to make me laugh. I love hearing about the special twist Joan puts on her stage shows. I keep re-listening to her musical number for Something’s Gotta Give. Signed, fellow feminine overdrive FAN
always a fan
I am a resident of DF and have been a listener since the beginning. I don’t mind movie talk but why are two people who know NOTHING about food keep advising people about it. ONE: Joan a chive is a herb not an onion go back to raisins 🙄 TWO: as someone also from medium Italy I am very disturbed that Burnt doesn’t know what a Soffritto is 🙄 a base of celery carrots and onions/garlic. Carrots are earthy and sweet and add so much depth to an Italiano dish. I can’t believe this. And THREE DOUG why ... more
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A sharp, ensemble-driven improv show explores a quirky town through satirical posts from a neighborhood app, pairing three regular hosts with a rotating cast of guest performers. Episodes mix running jokes, character-based sketches, and meta-commentary about sponsorships and production, delivering fast-paced banter, pop culture references, and improvisational storytelling. Notable is the stable trio dynamic—Burnt Millipede, Joan Pedestrian, and Doug—who anchor a creator-driven format that embraces absurdity, neighborhood lore, and guest-driven narratives, making it appealing to fans of witty, long-form improv and character-driven humor.
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