
Don Berman of Channel 19 is inexplicably given 30 minutes to rehash already debunked tripe concerning the Bermuda Triangle, as if it’s the Ten Commandments fresh off the mountaintop.
Don Berman of Channel 19 is inexplicably given 30 minutes to rehash already debunked tripe concerning the Bermuda Triangle, as if it’s the Ten Commandments fresh off the mountaintop.
Chris Norton has started an “escort service,” but draws the line at women 40 and older because, he says, “they’re dried up.” From April 2002.
Mavis Leonard, flying to Laughlin, NV for a church retreat and a little gambling, takes exception to Kim Kardashian “filling her butt with fiberglass and foam rubber.” Don Micksa’s “Career Week” for his engineering students is in danger of failing because he’s got “lousy breath.” And Don Berman thinks he’s got a real original documentary on his hands: a report on the (ta-da!) Bermuda Triangle!
Mavis Leonard’s church group parties on the way to Laughlin
Margaret’s son Jason Jay Delmonico (The Delmonico) is interviewed about the Grey family’s “Kung Pao” martial arts interest. Later, Phil and his panel try and talk with Dr. Ron Tarner about the Big Bang Theory, but are sidetracked by Ron running sound effects in the background and yelling at his new girlfriend.
So many of the cats will be here. Will you? Let’s ‘chat’ and gradually, as the alcohol takes effect, the whole veneer of civilization will peel away… 🙂
Larry Grover reacts to the Hainan Island incident (Google it) by asking young people in Phil’s audience to report their parents for possible Communist sympathies. From April 2001.
The Bermuda Triangle, Kenny Slag’s Principles for Abundance, Kevin Coneal’s Real Estate on the Line, and Steve Dooley rupturing himself in the gym are all a part of the carnival of weird that makes up today’s show.