The Luis and Zac Show Podcast Summary: Episode 0051 – Tim Butterly and Noah
Release Date: April 6, 2025
Hosted by GaS Digital Network, Episode 0051 of The Luis and Zac Show features guests Tim Butterly and Noah from Noah’s Paints. The episode is a blend of outrageous humor, personal anecdotes, and significant announcements that mark a pivotal moment for the show.
1. Welcoming the Guests
Luis J. Gomez kicks off the episode by introducing the guests with his signature high-energy style:
“[00:53] Luis J. Gomez: Boy, we diving in. We got Zak Amico, red.heads sh a snipe, but a Puerto Rican point guard striking like a viper.”
Zach Amico and Noah join the conversation, sharing lighthearted banter about their recent outing at Shinji’s restaurant.
2. Caviar Adventure at Shinji’s
The trio recounts their extravagant experience at Shinji’s, highlighting the $110 caviar roll and the elaborate presentation with dry ice:
“[05:01] Luis J. Gomez: $110 caviar roll. How good was it?
[05:20] Zach Amico: It was incredible.”
Zach humorously reflects on his reluctance to spend such an amount on caviar, while Noah praises the uniqueness of the cocktails.
3. Controversy Over Down Syndrome Awareness Commercial
A significant portion of the episode delves into a controversy surrounding a commercial for down syndrome awareness that Tim Butterly and Noah mocked in their podcast:
“[09:29] Zach Amico: I mean, not canceled, but definitely not.
[09:37] Tim Butterly: The episode we did with the super soda.
[09:46] Noah: It was like, get this down syndrome lady drunk and then fuck her.”
The hosts discuss the backlash received when meme pages amplified their mocking of the commercial, leading to misunderstandings about their intentions.
“[10:05] Tim Butterly: So it just looks like they're cutting to the commercial again.”
Luis emphasizes the long-standing nature of their provocative humor, comparing it to other edgy content creators who face similar scrutiny.
4. Reflections on Val Kilmer and "Willow"
The conversation shifts to reflections on Val Kilmer, expressing sadness over his passing and critiquing the movie "Willow":
“[17:03] Zach Amico: I keep meaning to go back to that with my children.
[17:14] Tim Butterly: Yeah. No, I think he's struggling.”
Luis laments the decline of Kilmer's career and critiques "Willow," sparking humorous debates about its quality.
5. Announcing the Conclusion of "Lewis and Zach" Show
In a heartfelt and unexpected turn, Luis J. Gomez announces that this will be the final episode of the Lewis and Zach Show. He explains his decision to step aside due to increasing personal and professional commitments:
“[47:08] Luis J. Gomez: This Friday will be the very last Lewis and Zach show.
[47:09] Zach Amico: Change the energy. I don't like somber.”
Luis shares his struggles with balancing the show alongside his burgeoning projects and family life, expressing both sadness and support for Zach as he takes over the time slot with his new venture, Zach Amico's Morning Zoo.
“[47:58] Zach Amico: Congratulations, Zach Amico. This is a big step and well deserved.
[48:00] Luis J. Gomez: Zach, you're the man. We love you, dude.”
6. Final Personal Stories and Humor
The remaining segment is filled with lighter moments, including stories about April Fool’s Day pranks, personal anecdotes about birthdays, and playful interactions about hobbies like bird watching:
“[55:54] Noah: I did a little prank on Twitter...
[56:37] Luis J. Gomez: That's the only state that has a law in place for virtual reality pedophilia.”
Tim, Zach, and Noah engage in rapid-fire humor, poking fun at each other and sharing ridiculous hypothetical scenarios that keep the energy lively and entertaining.
7. Final Goodbyes and Future Plans
As the episode winds down, the hosts express their gratitude to the listeners and outline their future endeavors:
“[53:32] Zach Amico: I'm telling you, the energy was wrong...
[53:57] Tim Butterly: Have it. One more show and then this.”
Luis assures that while the Lewis and Zach Show is ending, collaborations will continue through stand-up shows, Skank Fest reunions, and other projects within the GaS Digital Network.
“[54:03] Tim Butterly: Yeah, your pitch is pretty steady.
[54:10] Luis J. Gomez: All right, goodbye.”
Notable Quotes with Timestamps
- Luis J. Gomez: “Zach, you're the man. We love you, dude.” [51:10]
- Zach Amico: “Change the energy. I don't like somber.” [47:09]
- Noah: “I love good food, dude. For sure puts me in the mood.” [26:17]
Conclusion
Episode 0051 serves as both a laughter-filled journey through personal stories and a bittersweet farewell to a long-running podcast partnership. Luis J. Gomez and Zach Amico navigate through controversies, heartfelt decisions, and hilarious exchanges, ultimately setting the stage for Zach's new leadership in the GaS Digital Network. This episode encapsulates the wild, unapologetic spirit that defines The Luis and Zac Show, while also highlighting the evolving dynamics behind the scenes.
For those who haven't listened to this episode, it offers a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the lives of Luis and Zach, filled with humor, honesty, and unexpected reveals that make The Luis and Zac Show a standout in the comedy podcast landscape.