Harvey Weirman tries his hand at a new segment, Sports Flashback, with not much better results than his News Break segment. While Phil interviews Bobbie Dooley about the Jenners, Steve Dooley's Tiki Dance rehearsal somehow sets off a pile of fireworks nearby. Finally, while investigating people with Ashley Madison accounts, Jay Santos and his Citizens Auxiliary Police sub commanders raid a party being thrown by youth minister Dave Castorini!

Phil and the crew remember Garry Shandling with Bobbie Dooley, Karen Deauville talks about smuggling hundreds of pounds of marijuana, and Dean Wheeler discusses his previous missionary work. Then for the BSP Classic hour Bobbie Dooley tries to get Garry Shandling to do ten minutes at the Summer-Tacular from July 16, 2002.

It was Dave Oliva in our first hour tonight. Dave is an aspiring Los Angeles police officer taking Criminal Justice classes at LA Canyon College. He was on to comment on a family bringing suit against Sea World in Orlando because they claim their 10 year old son was taumatized witnessing the death of a trainer there in February. The woman died while performer in a show with a killer whale. Dave said that until animals are put under more stringent controls by humans kids are going to see these things and wind up "messed up like Edwin Kemper." He says humans "gotta do what we gotta do" to limit the violence done by wild animals to human beings. Later Bobbie and Steve Dooley joined the show. Bobbie told Phil that her sons friend-requested her on Facebook and, in fact, she is very popular with a lot of younger people because she's "cool" and doesn't lie to them like their parents, who'll say that texting bills are too expensive when Bobbie knows there are unlimited texting plans you can get. Bobbie tells Phil she has "over 4,000 friends and that's not normal for someone that isn't a movie star."

The Bobby Dooley Blog: "Thanksgiving Reflections" Reed Del Greco: "I've read her. Bitch get's it real."