The Short Version

About This Domain

Tim Dillon used this domain in the early days of his show. At some point he let it lapse, and it went back on the open market like any other expired registration. We picked it up and forgot about it for a year or two.

What This Is

You remember a bit and can't find it. Search by what it was about and this hands you the episode and the timestamp. Every episode, every guest spot, every recurring bit — and every claim on here links back to the second he said it.

What This Isn't

No ads. No affiliate links. No sponsor placements. No donation button. This project doesn't make money and isn't trying to. It also doesn't host any audio or video — every clip lives on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple, and this site links to the moment rather than copying the file.

What Is Broken

Plenty. It's a machine reading auto-generated captions, so names get misheard, summaries miss the joke, and a bit sometimes lands on the wrong stretch. It can't tell who's talking either — on a guest episode, a line credited to him might be theirs.

And yes, some of it reads like AI slop, because it is. The one thing going for it: everything carries a timestamp, so you never have to take its word for anything. Click through and hear it.

Not Affiliated

This is an independent fan project. It isn't run, sponsored, reviewed, or endorsed by Tim Dillon, The Tim Dillon Show, or anyone associated with either.

Contact Us

There is no contact form, no comment section and no inbox, because we do not especially need to hear what you thought. If you are Tim Dillon, or you work for Tim Dillon, and you want something on here changed or taken down, that is a different matter and this is where to say so:

Contact address, shown as an image to keep it away from scrapers.

For what it's worth: nothing here came from Patreon, or a paid feed, or anything else behind a wall. It is all YouTube and public postings, no audio or video is copied or re-hosted, and every excerpt points back at the original. So hopefully there is nothing here worth being annoyed about.