Marilyn Donnelly’s car jumps a curb and drives partially through a liquor store when she hears the Kavanaugh news. After getting shelled in game three, Jack Armstrong changes his mind about Walker Bueller.

General Shaw and Channel 19’s Don Berman pick apart the flimsy script and suspect acting in this “gem” from Bert I. Gordon circa 1960!

Our video chat from last night. Plus the BSP Classic Hour From August 2005 featuring restauranteur Ted Bell.

Margaret Grey believes she belongs in jail with Amy Schumer. Deane Wheeler addresses controversy surrounding a stretching class and him in a thong. Ted Bell busts Margaret’s quoting of George C Scott in “Patton.”

Author Dr Jack Belanger is interviewed. His book “A Voice For The Voiceless” basically states that forcing an infant to nurse from a breast that the night before was being used for sex is sick. Bobbie Dooley says her husband Steve is caught in the #MeToo movement.

Guest Don Micksa recounts his date playing baseball for a “junior team” called the Portland Beav..not Beavers, Beav. Stephen Bosell, spending the night at a friend’s house, sleep walks nude.

An encore from one year ago, Phil and the panel interview Channel 19 News’ Don Berman about reports that while he gave out food and clothing to people displaced by recent fires, he kept a couple of sweaters and a pack of “bone-in sirloin steaks” for himself.

Jay Santos or the Citizens Auxiliary Police, while conducting Operation Peek-A-Boo, I See You is beaten up by a homeowner and hospitalized. Professor Emory Clayton is having a hard time understanding why Kanye West wants to abolish the 13th Amendment but figures he’s rich so he must know what he’s doing.

General Shaw and Margaret Grey drunkenly slobber their ways through this not half-bad offering, the film Detour, with Tom Neal. Real dark, post war, noir weird-in.