Best /co/ series for multi-tasking.

In my experience, Home Movies is one of the best. I draw comics for a living and can't really work with shows that are visually distracting or intense, but HM you can almost listen to like a podcast.

Similarly, any Adult Swim shows like Sealab that aren't too reliant on visuals. Also Futurama director commentaries

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>>95179089
God dammit I SHOULD NOT WANT THIS

>>95179958
It's okay bud, I've had a clown fetish for years and I function fine.

I miss doctor Rockso...

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>>95179089
GREAT SONG TITLE CLOWN MURDER!

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>>95180960
Oh wow, you mean there are more people like me?

ITT: OP gets derailed by awesome Clown picture.

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>>95185022

Clown girls are my biggest fetish

>>95179340
What this guy said, Home Movies is great for listening because about 90% of the comedy is the dialogue. You don't miss much by not watching. Incidentally, it and Metalocalypse were both created by Brendon Small.

In a similar vein, I recommend Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist. It was created by Tom Snyder, who helped Brendon create Home Movies, and it's composed mostly of recycled stand-up material, which is funnier than it sounds.

Those shows are my go-tos when I want to listen to something besides music.

>>95186499
Me again, just wanted to say that r63 Rockzo is blowing my mind dude