Gene Gebell returns for a last go around before he begins his new show, "Country Hits I Despise." In this show, the guy who's had his ass kicked by some of America's great country stars is blown to bits by a car bomb, run over by a jeep, and knocked out cold with a fire extinguisher broken in half on his head.

Ted Bell features Emerelda Wheeler's singing in the Prime Rib Room, and he and Deane get into a fight over the phone and how the evening gets spun. Bobbie and Steve Dooley talk about their support for "Daniel" Trump and the whole "getting captured" controversy. And Jeff Dowder comments on surfer Mick Fanning's encounter with a shark.

From the Four Seasons in Westlake Village, Phil reflects on getting smacked in a bar last night and of course, friendship.

Reddit is under attack from long time Redditors who believe the legendary site is being compromised. Justin McElroy, LA Canyon High, discusses subreddits he moderates like "The Defecation Declaration" and "Clean Up Woman" with compromising pictures of domestic females.

The wheels keep coming off of Harvey Weirman's news segment... Vernon Dozier comments on Caitlin Jenner's speech at the ESPYs. There's a new program at BelMar Academy called "What Are You", which supposedly determines what orientation/gender a student is... And Dr. Ron Tarner comments on how worthless the Pluto mission was since Pluto is a lump of space s***.

Phil breaks down the forthcoming "The Science of the Funny" show. Then it's Dean Wheeler joining the show from a rehearsal at the notorious Clam Bucket. Club owner Jo Jo talks about the night Margaret claims her "road manager" was rolled there.

It's a BSP-a-thon featuring Margaret singing "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" and General Shaw singing The Doors' "Love Her Madly." Plus Steve Bosell talks about "Here He Comes Now, Here Comes Steve Bosell," the new reality series based on him. And Jeff Dowdder reports on the Home Run Derby during All Star Weekend in Cincinnati.

An old Army buddy of General Shaw's, Heinz Cooper, calls to talk about his art show: portraits of veterans telling civilians to "hang their flag pins in their asses." Rudy Canosa joins the show to discuss his plans to buy a piece of Ted Bell's Prime Rib Room... The General worries it'll become just another "ranchero joint".