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Our Favorite Unhinged Internet Legend | Not Today, Pal
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Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Robert Iler are back with another wild ride of Not Today Pal, diving deep into their weirdest habits, airport meltdowns, and TV obsessions. Rob confesses his lifelong fear of women’s purses (it’s an OCD thing, not a trust issue), and Jamie reveals the superstition she can’t shake behind the wheel. The duo spiral into an all-time viral classic — the “I’m Not Afraid” airport guy — and lose it imagining him as the next YMH cult hero.
Things take a turn as they debate the greatest TV performances ever, from Gandolfini and Edie Falco to Elisabeth Moss and Bryan Cranston. Jamie drops major news about finishing her new book, while Rob unveils his proudest “old guy” purchase — a three-foot shoehorn he now brings through airport security.
Plus: the gang plans a new segment with Tanner, brainstorms a “Post-Bathroom Interview” series, shouts out the Sandwich Guy, and reminisces about early Sopranos days.
Have a question for Rob and Jamie? Reach out at nottodaypalpodcast@gmail.com
Not Today, Pal Ep. 119
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