Ted Bell is guest commentator with General Gaylen Shaw and wants to bring back the fun of going to the movies so he shows up with this.

Phil and the panel improvise a show written by Rory MacLeod. Chris Norton and Throb City Productions present Booberella.

Construction contractor Steve Bosell is back with stories of his daughter’s school and his fear of the floating heads in a Honda ad. RC Collins asks why the Netherlands baseball team has so many black guys on it. Chris Norton on his new stage name “Rex Rodd.” Encore from March 21, 2017.

philhendrie.com presents Jerry Hurrah and public televisions Hurrah Show. Today Jerry interviews religious figure and icon Him Wexler.

Steve Bosell believes a good move for Trump is to lead the mission to Mars. Bobbie Dooley has formed “The Women’s Gun Club-the ‘I’m Bobbie Dooley Chapter.’” Coach Vernon Dozier believes Colin Kaepernick’s best move is Canada. Jay Santos’ son is headed for Cannonball Military College. Encore from March 19, 2018.

Don Berman from Channel 19 News tries to explain having political differences with Judge Jeanine and Kellyanne Conway and still wanting to have both biblically in a field surrounded by leering farmhands. Robert Green discusses his collection of fine, vintage gentlemen’s magazines. “Farm Love” and “Bathroom Romance.”

It’s General Shaw and Dave Olivia commenting on the young Lawrence Tierney (Reservoir Dogs) in “The Hoodlum.”

It’s chat time as Phil talks with the BSP’s.

Phil recounts dinner with his sister and remembers funny moments with his brother Darragh. Then Jay Santos of the Citizens Auxiliary Police talks about a book he is writing on the Mafia which gets everything wrong basically.

Ted Bell announces a new ad campaign: Ted’s 6 Things! He and Chef Chodillia roll it out but the ghost of ad campaigns past comes calling. Bob Green has a few in-store promotions that seem rather direct including: “You probably live in a toilet. Try Quick-Ease Paper Towels.”