Yes, the man you’ve been reading and hearing about* will be in Miami with the panel to talk about, and then defend while he’s being laughed at, a new “giant toilet” his company has invented to help treat “drippage.”**
*No you haven’t
**Sounds like bullshit
Highlights: Frank and Margaret Grey remember the “Bake and Shake” strip club that Frank owned in Surfside and bring on Ted Bell to discuss the disaster of “Ted’s of Beverly Hills in Miami Beach.”
“We get going in so many different directions.. Jason Jay’s football, Frank’s strange ways, etc…. that we forget to wish all of you a Merry Christmas. So I guess you wait till next year! Haha! Joke”
……and we didn’t say it was any good. You decide. But we are rerunning it this weekend because it should be heard (seen) one last time before it’s deep-sixxed in the salty brine of the archives. The movie? “Attack of the Killer Shrews.” How about that.
The famed mouth trumpet player and college professor, with the notoriously bad breath, takes Jay Santos’ appearance yesterday very 
personally. Also, in studio, Dr Ron Tarner
…..It’s smelling peoples breath. Gum disease can equate to emotional problems… or so Jay Santos says. Also Steve Bosell is going to use a new stage name for his comedy act… Jet Deldona. And get a BSP subscription to hear the other 45,000 plus hours in our archive
What’s his problem? The long time show contributor and “newsmaker” is a fully licensed doctor who doesn’t remember it’s called a “hypodermic needle” and can’t pronounce the word “pneumonia.”
Originally airing December 23, 2009, Phil was two days away from swine flu and about a week away from the hospital but hey, the show went on. Featuring Bud Dickman as Scrooge and RC Collins as Tiny Tim. Fun for the whole family, sort of. Coming Monday
General Shaw welcomes wannabe adult film producer Chris Norton back as guest commentator on “Mesa of Lost Women,” this weekends Saturday Cinema. “You can also watch it on Sunday or Monday too,” said Chris when we asked him for a comment
Our subscriber’s chat with Phil is the first Friday of every month. The Saturday Cinema has returned, posting every Saturday afternoon, featuring public domain film of yesteryear
