The hero in all of this has been my sister Joanne with a major assist from my younger sister Maryanne. They’ve been vigilant throughout.
I want to get to the valley as often as I can to see him. To that end Wednesday’s show will be a ‘Best Of.’ My apologies but again there are great distances being traversed between our studio, the hospital and the rest of LA.
Thanks for your understanding and I’ll see you guys Thursday
From August 2001, Dr. Jim Sadler explains his basic disdain for cats by saying they are insensitive and “you can’t walk one either.”
Lloyd Bonafide, as the mouth siren cop, pulls Harvey over again and gets into it with the General. Phil reveals that its going to be left up to the audience who stays with the show…Lloyd or the General. Steve Bosell accuses the Fat Jew and Patton Oswalt of ripping him off… The joke? “What’s the difference between a chick pea and a potato? You don’t pay to have a potato on your face.”
RC Collins of Bradley Military Academy advises women stateside to “doll up” for the returning troops because, in Iraq, they’ve got FHM magazine and lots of sexy girls to look at. From July 2005.
The identity of the “mouth siren” cop is finally revealed… Art Griego comments on another downed Indonesian airliner. Jay Santos speculates, rather leeringly, on why a Virginia woman went missing suddenly and almost as suddenly was discovered. And Reuban Ramon Escobar pays the show a visit for the first time in many a day and talks about Trump’s chances with “Hispanic/Latino” voters.
And so it will be starting Monday!
Phil talks to the BSPs about his brother Darragh, HendrieCon, the futures of RC Collins and Lloyd Bonafide, and the voiceover business in this videocast of our Friday BSP chat…
Log into your All-Access BSP, head back to the home page, and check the Phil Pheed for the link.
Margaret finally gets around to singing “29 Palms”…big whoop. Ted Bell features “Keep ‘Em Cool and Keep ‘Em,” a special event at Ted’s of Beverly Hills that invites people to bring their elderly friends or family to Ted’s to sit them in large tubs of ice. Bob Green of Frazier Foods is willing to give up his support of Donald Trump and support Rand Paul. But there’s a quid quo pro. Ed Elcott, Bobbie Dooley, and Jeff Dowder discuss the “death” of Yoda.
