Wednesday, February 2, 2005 Hour 1: Tonight’s Phil Hendrie Show starts by listening in on President Bush’s State of the Union address. The President received a thunderous ovation for calling the Democratic members “gutter-trash,” and proclaiming he will “leave them where he found them.” Phil talks about having to skip a personal appearance in Tucson and his general feelings towards personal appearances. Charlie the Complainer calls in because he didn’t appreciate Phil’s spoof of the State of the Union address. The Jim Rome Show is broadcasting from the site of the Super Bowl. Hour 2: Vernon Dozier is on to promote his book The Best is Yet to Come. Vernon discusses his plan to get a paternity test for the child he has been fathering to be sure it is his, and not the product of an affair. This coming after he himself had an affair of his own. Vernon argues that all men should do this. He goes as far as to say that both parents should get the test, to be positive their child was not swapped with a Chinamen baby. Hour 3: Phil begins the hour talking about a Super Bowl pep rally he is attending for Children’s Cancer Outreach. David G. Hall joins to discuss his fear that this event is too political, considering the teams are the Eagles and the Patriots; it will influence the kids to support Bush. Flashback request is of Bobbie Dooley disapproving of her son Seth's girlfriend. She says if it's just about sex, she will do whatever is necessary to keep Seth at home. Meanwhile, Steve is riding the roller coaster. Show log by Kyle Davis.

Friday, January 28, 2005 Hour 1: Tonight is an all request show, featuring bits from Austin Amarka, Bobbie Dooley, Raj Fahneen, Ted Bell, with special appearances by Hal and Viola, RC Collins, and Bud Dickman! Hour 2: The all request show continues, with classic bits from Vernon Dozier, Art Bell and General Johnson Jamison, Lloyd Bonifide, Margaret Gray, and Ted Bell. Bud calls and insists on playing the bit where he farts, and a special request from Charlie the Complainer: to speak to Lowry Mays! Hour 3: Hour three of the all request show kicks off with Vernon Dozier and “Plane go Boom.” This hour also features bits from Herb Sewell, Doug Dannger, Margaret Gray, Bobbie Dooley, Paul McNamara, and capping off the show with Margaret Gray, David G. Hall and Lloyd Bonifide in the classic “Say you say me.” Show log by Kyle Davis.

Monday, January 17, 2005 Hour 1: Bobbie Dooley is on to promote the Western Estates Wintertacular, which features a Thai themed fashion show, displaying the clothing the Thai people wore when they were hit with a tidal wave. Bobbie gets defensive when asked about the proceeds going to charity, and says she does not need the publicity of donating to the Tsunami fund, unlike that attention whore Sandra Bullock. Phil finishes the hour with more tsunami shtick. (Repeat) Hour 2: Paster William Rennick joins the program to discuss the “Holocaust of abortion” that is going on with today’s youth. He says that since we cannot stop young people from having sex, he would rather encourage the youngsters to engage in deviant sex, then to have another “fetus on the fire.” While Paster Rennick is still on the segment, Phil plays a flashback of Pastor Rennick honoring Rick James following his death by dancing to ‘Give it to me baby.’ (Repeat) Hour 3: Robert Green is the descendant of plantation owners. He is suing the federal government and 39 black members of congress over reparations, saying when the country freed the slaves, his family lost everything! (Repeat) Show log by Kyle Davis

Friday, January 14, 2005 Hour 1: FIRST HALF - Chris has a sexy dance move he wants to show Brad Pitt; it uses "Eye Of The Tiger". SECOND HALF - Playing With Dad's Guns with Brian Worsham. Last segment is Art Bell with Gen Johnson Jameson holding a Princess Diana seance. He says ghosts have their own radio frequency. He only picks up Captain Kangaroo, the Little Rascals, the Jetsons, and other TV shows, and never makes contact. Hour 2: Bobbie Dooley's kids are wearing Afro "fright wigs" and eating bananas at school to celebrate MLK Day. Bobbie says her son said he wants to looks more like a black and be closer to Dr. King, and Bobbie says her boy doesn't lie. Hour 3: Pastor Rennick says whites should work on MLK Day. Phil closes with flashback of Raj Fahneen.

Wednesday, January 5, 2005 Hour 1: Law Talk with Harvey Wireman kicks off the show. As usual, Harvey forgot his glasses, and he is so senile that he cannot read nor remember ‘tsunami,’ which is the topic of the segment. Tsunami talks continue, as Bud has the brilliant idea to clean up the tsunami disaster area with Bounty towels. Phil plays the flashback “Cat Sex,” a classic in which cats are having sex in Bobbie Dooley’s yard, and she is concerned whether the sex is consensual. Earl Pants Car Talk gets a segment has Earl Pants trying out the latest GPS unit. Also an appearance by Tsunami Sam. Hour 2: Bobbie Dooley is on to promote the Western Estates Wintertacular, which features a Thai themed fashion show, displaying the clothing the Thai people wore when they were hit with a tidal wave. Bobbie gets defensive when asked about the proceeds going to charity, and says she does not need the publicity of donating to the Tsunami fund, unlike that attention whore Sandra Bullock. Phil finishes the hour with more tsunami shtick. Hour 3: It’s the Combover Boy Show! Briefly into the segment, David G. Hall interrupts to tell Phil that he crossed the line with the Combover Boy bit by mentioning child prostitution. Phil talks about his female fans, awful drivers, and his house near El Pacifico. Bud asks Phil about “bulge-out pants”.

Thursday, December 30, 2004 Hour 1: Justin McElroy, a junior at Canyon High School, is protesting the ROTC on campus. He feels that his generation is smarter than previous generations, and they do not need basic training in the military, because they get all the training they need playing Halo 2. Combover Boy takes over the last segment of the hour, discussing his hobby of dressing as Santa Claus to lure in young children. Hour 2: Bobbie Dooley, President of the Western Estates Homeowners Association, discusses an emergency meeting she called of the homeowners in the association in light census report that by the year 2050, half of the US population will be minorities. Bobbie claims that she is not a racist, but other white people might find it jarring when they wake up and 50 percent of the population is minority, or when they go to the bank and see a man with a banker bandito mustache as opposed to a white man. Hour 3: Austin Amarka feels that pregnant women are put up on a pedestal, when in reality they are a lot tougher than they let on. Austin was at a Fourth of July pool party hosted by his boss, Craig Doland and his wife Joann. Austin’s son, Chase, was playing in the pool, and launched a wet Nerf football and hit Joann, who is pregnant, right in the belly. Austin and Chase looked at each other and laughed as they both yelled “touchdown!” Joann got upset, and Austin told her to “come off her act.” He and Chase were then asked to leave. Austin claims pregnant women are not that weak, citing his own mother was a professional wrestler and worked all the way up to when she was nine months pregnant with Austin in the womb. Show log by Kyle Davis.

Wednesday, November 17, 2004 Hour 1: Bernard Walker on archeology while FCC chairman Michael Powell farts. Satan Show with other deities weighing in. Bud Dickman with advice. Darren Flue and animal whisperer Ray Belling. Hour 2: Justin McElroy says that he is against his school's Sadie Hawkins Day, which liberates girls, because it's just wrong. Hour 3: Bobbie Dooley wants senior citizens to stay out of her neighborhood on Thanksgiving because they're doing a photo shoot and it will make the place look like a retirement community.

Wednesday, November 10, 2004 Hour 1: Bobbie Dooley is trying to dissuade neighborhood kids from becoming Catholic, pointing out the Pope wears a funny looking hat. Hour 2: VARIETY. Hour 3: Justin McElroy says the kids at his school should get a holiday due to the release of Halo 2, saying that people get Veterans Day off.

Thursday, November 4, 2004 Hour 1: VARIETY. Hour 2: Bobbie Dooley is upset about the Bush election win and thinks that Americans are angry and should go out and smash stuff on the street. Hour 3: Steve Bosell lost a bet with his Republican neighbor over whether Bush would win, and is suing for humiliation.

Thursday, October 28, 2004 Hour 1: VARIETY. Hour 2: Bobbie Dooley, HOA president, forbade two residents from voting ostensibly on grounds that she needs help with a menu, and if they don't help she will assess penalties. Hour 3: VARIETY.