The Most

Unfortunately, I can’t do more than give this show a great review and Five Stars. That being said, I think it’s a bad decision on the part of Rooster Teeth if Andrew and Drew don’t have a show they host together. These two are hilarious and engaging. The guests they bring on their show never fail to enrich their already great chemistry, and even when they don’t get to all the questions, my sides hurt from laughing anyway so I didn’t miss the questions for entertainment. I’ll be honest, I didn’t realize the countdown until the last episode was real. I thought it was one of those “oh this show is gonna be canceled next week” bits where shows are self deprecating. I thought it was a funny part that they did to keep themselves grounded in the reality that their show was simply them being funny friends and chatting with their expanded list of funny friends. I can’t stress enough that this show should stay on the air, or if that isn’t doable, it should be brought back very soon. Or at the very least, put Andrew and Drew in charge of another podcast soon.

Of all comedy podcasts I listen to, this one gives me the most consistent belly-laughs. Drew and Andrew are excellent hosts, and the guests never fail to impress. Sad to have only left this review at the penultimate episode. In the words of the smoker chick from Futurama, “live fast and leave a sexy corpse.” The flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long. Other apt adage. 5 stars, wish I could do more.

This podcast is great I think it wasn’t promoted enough and is very interesting. It has a great balance, and I highly recommend you try it.

This podcast is usually about 50% the premise of the show, and 50% banter with the guests. Two hosts with great, real chemistry bring on two guests from various backgrounds (generally RoosterTeeth affiliated, or other media content creators) and talk about various topics that they organically come to. The second half is usually a discussion of “the most,” with the ensemble, e.g. when is the most scared you’ve ever been, when have you been the most happy, etc. It is a vehicle for interesting, unscripted, train of thought conversation with a small group of people and is a generally positive podcast that makes you think about yourself and others. Great podcast for the background. There is a video version on the RoosterTeeth website.