
Two comedians, James Pietragallo and Jimmie Whisman, explore the most opinionated part of the internet.. the reviews section! Each week, we find the comedy and absurdity in reviews of anything and everything. No matter what -- these reviews will be passionate, and probably pretty stupid!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 162 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyNews | |||

More of the funniest reviews on the internet! We read reviews for an American castle that seems extraordinary, but leaves people feeling underwhelmed & irritated. A Walgreens that seems to hate everyone equally. Whether you have a stroke, or a Purple... more
More of the funniest reviews on the internet! We read reviews for tourist trap buffet, where the price seems like a bargain, but the food isn't what it should be, and water costs as much as it does at the airport. A garbage collection company that le... more
More of the funniest reviews on the internet! We read reviews for a museum that houses ancient artifacts that were once covered in lava, leading to complaints of items not being in perfect condition, and a strange picture taking policy. Az fish marke... more
More of the funniest reviews on the internet! We read reviews for a bowling alley, where people are serious about their bowling, and say they're scared when the bartender takes a sip of the customer's drink. A smoothie place, where they say that empl... more
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I love listening to you guys and laugh out loud by myself and look like a crazy person listening to your podcasts!I literally do this when we get our reviews from patients at my job! We get print outs of good, neutral and negative reviews in our breakroom! So we know what we do well and what w e need to work on! I would love it if you guys did your stupid opinions for my job. It is a fantastic place to work and the people are amazing! Keep up the great work! Love hearing Jimmie’s laugh and his... more
Very funny, one of my favorite podcasts, 2 of my favorite comedians
I would 🎤🫳
I listen to this every morning on my way to work, to get my day going with a laugh. Thanks
I love this podcast. It is so refreshing to have someone care about honesty. Not doing politics. My adult son introduced me to Small Town Murder a few years back. He told me your language is bad but the show is good. I have read true crime since the 60’s. Told my siblings about you. They are now listening to your stories too. Thanks for giving us something to enjoy.
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A fast-paced comedy show built around reading and riffing on internet reviews. Two hosts deliver rapid-fire banter, sharp impressions, and running bits as they react to outrageous customer stories from a wide range of places, often leaning into crude humor and playful self-deprecation. The format hinges on the hosts' chemistry, with frequent ad reads and callbacks that keep the energy high, making it a reliable option for fans of irreverent humor and venting about everyday frustrations.
Noteworthy angles include their willingness to push boundaries, mix in pop-culture tangents, and keep the tone light despite occasionally risqué topics. The show tends to skew toward adult listeners who enjoy long-running in-jokes, relatable workplace and c... more
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