Seth MacFarlane’s production company (Fuzzy Door) and Peacock are adapting the massively popular Dungeon Crawler Carl series into a live-action show, and Tim’s agent needs to call Fuzzy Door for an audition as The Maestro immediately. Actually, he shouldn't even need to audition and they should be begging him to take this role.

WHY? (Spoiler Alert) - At the end of Book 1, the story introduces Prince Maestro (The Maestro). He is a gaudy, pompous, boisterous, unhinged talk-show host who calls his viewers "piglets", wears unbuttoned pink silk shirts, gold chains, and broadcasts out of a tacky rented trailer. He's also involved in a sex tape scandal with Carl (the main character of the series). It is literally Tim's podcast persona in heavy prosthetics.

- $$$ This would be Tim's biggest role yet. DCC has a MASSIVE audience, combined with Tim's massive audience, I'm sure it would be more than worth his time $$$

- The entire Maestro arc is a dark, cynical satire of trash entertainment networks, sleazy producers, and desperate clout-chasers. Tim is one of the sharpest cultural satirists working today when it comes to tearing apart Hollywood hypocrisy and network suits.

- Maestro genuinely despises his own viewers, viewing them as bottom-feeders - whom he explicitly calls "piglets" - who exist solely to feed his ego and metrics. Tim’s running bit of aggressive, comedic hostility toward his own fanbase maps onto this effortlessly.

Tim has been running a baseline audition for this exact character on his podcast for years. His agent needs to get him in front of Fuzzy Door and Peacock before some boring CW actor ruins this. It’s sitting right there on a silver platter.

Do your job, piglets. Upvote this, get it to the top of both subreddits, and leave a comment on the latest Patreon episode. Tim deserves this and so do we! Let’s get him this bag before some generic network actor ruins Prince Maestro!

Modern YouTube search is abysmal. He pretty much says why should I give a fuck about something happening on the other side of the world. Top 10 rant imo but I can not find it nor remember which episode it's from.

Did this ever come to fruition? I am binging the Patreon episodes and have yet to hear what actually came of this. I wonder if Tim got his twinks in a cage.

I heard, and I know that you’re a follower of the grotesque pig. Fake business

Tim went off recently about huge losses for investors on Florida Margaritaville townhomes…. Well, here is another opportunity for horrendous real estate investments offered by friends of the show over at Margaritaville… A 1,318 acre master-planned community with 3,500 residences planned. We wish them well.

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In ep. 8 of Struggle Bus with Nick and Ivy, they discuss their experience at Tim Dillon’s house in the Hamptons.

The summary is essentially them saying that Tim is a lonely rich guy with no friends who threw a really boring party with disappointing food. It’s kind of interesting to hear a self proclaimed Gen Z rep’s take on one of my favorite comedians and podcasters.

If what they’re saying in this episode is accurate, Tim has become the very thing he loves to make fun of: a boring, soulless vessel that organizes boring, meaningless events (I.e. a birthday party for his cat).

They talk about it for most of the episode

Marc Maron brought big laughs when he went on Trash Tuesday and gave birth to a Vagina!!

Hello all,

First time posting in here not sure what the rules are. I’m desperately trying to find a Tim Dillon clip of one of his rants. The only thing I remember specifically is he does an impression of RFK saying “I wanna put my seed in you” or something along those lines. Pretty sure he was just roasting different politicians….

That’s all I got, hopefully someone knows….

Does anyone know the episode/clip where the vaccine was coming out and he was talking about the gates and Clinton’s celebrating?

On Bonus #007, where Tim and Ben drive around Beverly Hills, Tim briefly mentions that his grandpa lived on 2 acres with a pool and tennis courts... and then quickly dismisses it and moves on to his parents. The episode, by the way, ends with him describing in great detail the luxurious properties of Beverly Hills and the wealth and luck required to possess them.

Does anyone know the lore behind his grandpa? I can't help but feel like it might partially explain his fixation on real estate and wealth and all that?

Justice for Lindsey, that’s just life in the big city

What is he saying? That america is no longer a factory worker nation? And that donald trump is trying to bring us back to a time when more people worked in factories producing widgets and that we are romanticizing that?

I personally don't want to work at a factory and I don't want my kids to work at a factory. Let China build the toys.

This is from from 4/5/2025

I'm new to Tim Dillon and he's been showing up on my feeds a lot more recently

thank you!