Phil and the BSPs kick around ideas for a movie night, and Phil ponders a radical change to HendrieCon...

Margaret Grey, Bobbie Dooley and Steve Dooley revisit the topic of "who's better looking, Kylie or Kendell Jenner?" Chef Carl Chodillia is cleaning up after yesterday's Republican Women's breakfast of beans, bacon, dried beef, and coffee. Reverend Dave Castorini and Professor Emory Clayton discuss an unusual Christmas decoration.

An anatomically correct bear costume and rainbow shorts get Steve Bosell in more deep shit at his daughter's middle school... Frank Grey, getting in 18 at Cheviot Hills, talks about Trump and "what a disaster she is." And he debates the deportation thing with Jay Santos...

The show kicks off with Rudy Canosa and Ted Bell reviewing last night's Presidential debate. Then Jay Santos joins the show to discuss the growing situation in Missouri. Margaret sings "Old Man River" much to the dismay of the rest of the panel. Curt Queedy and Guy Barton weigh the pros and cons of building a giant wall on the Mexican border.

Jack Eigagder and Bret Moreson recap Sunday's Milwaukee Lions game. Then Bobbie Dooley talks family and Thanksgiving as an entre to the real topic: Steve's mom and sister and their personal hygiene. Stephen Bosell worries the fight for a new minimum wage will effectively end McDonald's 24 hour breakfast menu. And Vernon Dozier remembers a protest aimed at him when he married one of his recently graduated students.

It's the last Phil Only show for awhile, as the panel returns next week... Phil talks about Trump on SNL and the the "frightening" (to a 10 year-old Phil) Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade...

Phil narrates his families home movies and talks about a book he's reading on the so-called Phone Phreaks of the '60s and '70s.