Thanks to everyone who came out to the Irvine Improv last night and made the one-man show such a success! It was a blast! For today's podcast, we're featuring a couple of classic clips. First, Cadet RC Collins feels that the military should get the privilege to commit crimes and take drugs. Then Bobbie Dooley tells Phil about a family in Western Estates who recently adopted a child from Africa because the wife was unable to bear children. Bobbie says she's decided to support the family, however she can't guarantee the baby's safety. Episode 336 from The World of Phil Hendrie podcast.
It's a classic clip triple play for today's BSP-only show. Featuring RC Collins in "Basketball Is Gay", Rudy Canosa with "The Overweight Foghorn", and Lloyd Bonifide fighting his way off hold in "Guns In The Household". Phil and the gang return with new shows on Monday!
Bud gets belted and suffers from boomerang lip for the rest of the show. Vernon Dozier recaps the softball season and the LA Clippers... Jeff Dowdder talks about Kanye West's doctorate. And RC Collins and Commandant Weirman wrap up with talk of RC graduating and moving on.
Reverend Dave Castorini thinks shark attacks signal the "End Times." Phil gets Chef Carl Chodillia and Bob Green together to talk about their philosophies of food. Bob had Carl into his store for a book signing and the Chef's weight busted out a chair and some shelves. RC Collins has graduated Bradley and discusses his future.
RC Collins, from July 2003, says that many of the soldiers in Iraq are crying too much about the length of their deployment and other perceived bad conditions. RC, a military school cadet, says that he and his fellow cadets would represent the military in theater far better.
Phil talks to the BSPs about his brother Darragh, HendrieCon, the futures of RC Collins and Lloyd Bonafide, and the voiceover business in this videocast of our Friday BSP chat...
RC Collins of Bradley Military Academy advises women stateside to "doll up" for the returning troops because, in Iraq, they've got FHM magazine and lots of sexy girls to look at. From July 2005.
Phil talks to RC Collins of Bradley Military Academy about the Army's first two female Rangers. And Dean Wheeler's song "Go With It" is given the Wes Hurlford treatment...as in he gives it the lyrics to "There's A Midget."
Stephen Bosell, construction contractor, calls in to the clear the air about a 15 year old matter having to do with water pressure and a one-armed job site foreman. RC Collins gives his views on what post Bradley Military Academy life will be like for him. And Chef Carl Chodillia learns the limits of his patience with the panel, and tells Phil that there are not only tom turkey's, but Timmy, Tony, and Tad turkeys.
