sometimes his comments feel forced, he is unsure of himself, then goes on to try and explain the comment or add to it in a weird & unfunny way.

I'm to the point where I think it is time to break them up. I like Mulli but I think Hanley has to go.

their problem is that for some reason they have no flow. mulli is to long winded and hanley trying to fight for air time. almost sound like a 3 man booth. hanley use to sound good with mac back in the day.

he needs someone he can trade ideas with. mulli wants to dominate and go into stupid stories that have no end.

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Biggs isn't the best...

I'm just happy I'm in the car when Biggs is on in the morning. Biggs isn't the best, but at least he generally provides some solid Bears thoughts. But yeah its gone downhill pretty sharply in the last few months.

that's why it's called your opinion. i think the show has gotten worse. i just think the other guy is more of a problem

I worry about Brad's health. He's far too young to be carrying weight that high.

I think I might go to NPR in the morning now.

This show, for me, has gotten just as bad as Mike and Mike. Now I find myself going back and forth to hear the less annoying sports program. I think I might go to NPR in the morning now. This stuff has become so unlistenable.

Hanley's insistence on being the poor man's Terry Boers with the one-liners is consistently annoying. It happens when Mully talks, but those are slightly forgivable since Mully himself is all over the place. But it also happens with guests, and even the beloved Big Doug, where Hanley steps over his comedy bits.

Terry can get away with it because he's funnier, and has actual timing (and despite the stammering Terry has with longer-form thoughts, he's still quick with a joke and Hanley can't get through that without stumbling). Hanley kills whatever flow the conversation has, it's usually over someone else talking who then has to repeat himself.

(I know: cool story, me.)

I know exactly what you mean. He pipes in with dumb and often negative comments that are meant to be funny. They are usually short, annoying, and meaningless.

How's that workin' for ya?

Hanley's insistence on being the poor man's Terry Boers with the one-liners is consistently annoying. It happens when Mully talks, but those are slightly forgivable since Mully himself is all over the place. But it also happens with guests, and even the beloved Big Doug, where Hanley steps over his comedy bits.

Terry can get away with it because he's funnier, and has actual timing (and despite the stammering Terry has with longer-form thoughts, he's still quick with a joke and Hanley can't get through that without stumbling). Hanley kills whatever flow the conversation has, it's usually over someone else talking who then has to repeat himself.

(I know: cool story, me.)

I like Mulli