Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast · Earwolf and Scott Aukerman

Bonus Bang: Alimony Tony’s Valimony Showny 2024 (Paul F. Tompkins, Mandell Maughan, Mary Sohn, Mitra Jouhari, Nicole Parker)

·1 hr 15 min·5 clips
Eleanor describes a sober CVS moment where she realized the love was gone and left for chocolate.
1. Comedy Bang Bang: The Podcast releases Bonus Bang: Alimony Tony’s Valimony Showny 2024 as a first-time paywall episode. 2. Scott Aukerman introduces Paul F. Tompkins as Alimony Tony and names Mandell Maughan, Mitra Jouhari, Mary Sohn, and Nicole Parker as the ex-wives. 3. The episode exists to revisit Tony Giacchironi, a character who sings about paying alimony and builds a reunion around it. 4. Brodgers says a college junior named Danielle answers her direct messages by typing exact replies that Brodgers dictates. 5. Brodgers says Danielle is a communications major, earns $15.25 an hour, and gets holiday bonuses. 6. Tony treats that arrangement as mentorship and compares it to having a college-student child in the house. 7. Josephine Tooth Fontaine says she works in private animal security for Bullseye, the Target dog. 8. Josephine describes an earpiece, headquarters, and appearances or photo shoots as part of the job. 9. The conversation turns to the Longdecker family, with Tony and Josephine comparing it to a marriage between two famous houses. 10. Josephine says she would press a button to kill every animal on Earth except dogs. 11. Gin returns with a set of teeth that used to look wooden and now look more natural. 12. Gin says Herbalife, leggings, and Arbonne were attempts to become her own boss after Tony doubted her. 13. Tony admits he was wrong and says he was inadvertently gaslighting Gin about her business ideas. 14. Gin and Tony also talk about their daughters Braxton and Jalen, including Braxton’s and Jalen’s comfort with computers. 15. Eleanor Lindor says she is an heiress to the Lindor chocolate family and works in their commercials. 16. Eleanor describes renting out the Panama Canal, the Tower of London, and Shanghai Disneyland Castle during the marriage. 17. The episode keeps a rapid-fire, improvisational pace with constant nickname jokes, business talk, and fake family lore. 18. The energy stays theatrical and conversational, with Tony asking questions while the wives improvise increasingly specific stories. 19. Listeners who like character comedy, fake business schemes, and alimony jokes. 20. Listeners who want straightforward interviews or no absurdist improvisation.
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