David G. Hall’s plan to do a show with a plot, dramatic twists, and a cool ending winds up sucking so bad that Hall has to call it off.
David G. Hall’s plan to do a show with a plot, dramatic twists, and a cool ending winds up sucking so bad that Hall has to call it off.
Phil welcomes on Steve Bosell live in studio to talk about his new reality show “Here He Comes, Here Comes Steve Bosell” on the “Fandango” network, owned by the Fandango brothers, one of whom is a PTSD-affected Vietnam veteran. It’s all real weird and Steve gets into all of it. Special appearance by Beans Halberstam.
Austin Amarca starts a group called “Don’t Mess With Texas,” but it’s not about littering. It’s about the embarrassment of Enron collapsing. From January 2002.
Robert Green, the grocery chain executive, thinks all that dancing and glass tossing they do in Greek restaurants wastes time and takes away from the quality of the food… Also Margaret Grey tries to get through the song “I Left My Heart In San Francisco”.
…… Meanwhile the food’s going bad….
The panel brings on Dean Wheeler to talk about Islam, but he’s busy “getting a drink” into Emerelda before her set at the club. And Bobbie Dooley reluctantly talks about Patricia Arquette’s Golden Globe when she’d rather be talking about herself.
There’s discussion of Phil’s sleep paralysis and then Margaret sings “Memories” from “Cats”. The panel also discusses the weekend’s playoff games.
The crew bring Jack Armstrong and Vernon Dozier on to talk Pro Football Hall of Fame…
……..and f*** it up……