The show started with a call from David G. Hall and a "doctor" named Ewan Clarence who David said wanted to ask Phil questions before he started drinking on PhilTV Saturday. In a clipped, brisk English accent he asked away until he broke character and revealed himself to actually be Dr. Ron Tarner doing a voice. Ha Ha. Tonight's show also veered wildly from talk of the Breeders Cup to Jay Santos and Dave Oliva's take on Eric Snowden and how he's going to take it dry and with splinters from the Russians. Vernon Dozier decried Rob Ford, mayor of Toronto, going to his mothers house to "huddle with family members" saying he needs to be with his "m-AH-mie." Other foolishness....

Phil and the panel discuss three famous stories, all Halloween related. First Dr. Jim Sadler joins them to talk about Jack the Ripper and his theory that there were two, one a doctor who did the killing and the other a lunatic member of the Royal family directing him. When Phil disagrees, he starts crying and hangs up a couple of times. Next they take on the Amityville Horror. Don Micksa, a professor of structural engineering, tells Phil that when he first investigated this story he became sexually aroused. But now it just bores him. Finally the Snedeker family's "Connecticut Haunting" experience is tackled by Phil and the crew. Carmen Snedeker reported that she and her husband were "sodomized by demons." Mavis Leonard came on the show and theorized it was a demon named Moloch. "No doubt that Snedeker woman thought that was a feather in her cap, having it put to her dirty Pete style by a heavy hitter like Molodch."

Jack Armstrong was back in our first hour tonight, this time trying to explain Obamacare and the most recent foul-ups attributed to it. He met with no better success with Margaret and Bud, being hounded off the air when his accent, getting thicker as he got more panicked, caused both to interrogate him as to his country of origin. His claiming he was a native of Chicago wasn't being bought by anyone. A caller named Dan from Austin, a guy with a big, powerful voice, wanted to weigh in on Obamacare but the moment Phil interrupted him with a question he started whimpering like a baby. The same thing happened to Bob Green who was answering Phil's questions about Treasury Secretary Jack Lew. When Phil stopped Bob from changing the subject to dark matter Bob started crying like a 2 year old. A caller named Glenn from New York told Phil a story about his daughter "Bella" who was being baby sat by his brother. When he called the brother and asked where the child was the brother said she was in "the buggy so don't bug me." Glenn claims the family's last name was Buggee. So "Bella Buggee was in the buggy." Thats the kind of show it was.

As our internet went out last night, there was no videocast. Phil talks with Brass Villenueva as he travels back east aboard Hi Blue Records mogul Mac Cray's private jet. They'll be looking to crash the planned NFL owners meeting concerning the Redskins team name. But at the moment, they're 'poppin' bottles.' David G. Hall calls the show drunk. He feels like he can since Phil announced he'll be on Comedy Centrals 'Drunk History.' Vernon Dozier calls to comment on the Redskin team name controversy. He suggests that if you want offensive, how about the Cleveland BROWNS.