Martin and Steele discuss the hangovers that followed the last show, Martin's poor selection of footwear, and Steele's trip to the high school guidance counselor. The Pope made some inappropriate remarks and we'll make some more. Also included is a full recap of the first episode of Racial Survivor.
Martin and Steele are joined by Weeds in this one as we all get really fucking drunk. We'll talk about a football coach who was arrested for nude driving, huggable jesus dolls and take suggestions for Katie Couric's new sign-off. In between that, we'll go drunken jabbers about any number of other topics. It's three alcohol fueled chatty cathys going chittty-chitty bang bangs on episode 36 of From The 'Ville.
We use this special episode to pay tribute to our fallen friend (After Steele figures out who actually died). It's a very solem show as we also show our respect on this very special 9-11 episode. Weeds in the studio as we discuss the events and aftermath of 9-11. We'll examine how all of our lives have changed since that day. (umm.... not really)
Mooner is back to discuss his earliest drinking memories and then the topic turns to religion and relations with the in-laws as Steele's Friend's Wife drops in. We'll finish up our telethon talk and then things get ugly as the hosts turn on each other. They'll each take turns trying to embarrass the other as they recall tales from each others pasts.
Happy Labor Day! What the fuck is Labor Day anyway? We don't rest on the holidays at From The 'Ville. Show 33 takes a look at Telethons gone by as we pay tribute to Jerry Lewis, Ed McMahon and all those little retarded kids. We'll compare the telethon to to Passover. (The Jews can't eat on Passover and Steele can't eat during the telethon.) And as if that wasn't enough, Mooner kicks pop-ins.
Galzier and Chico are back but Glazier doesn't realize it. We'll get a bonus restart in this one as Glazier was unaware that we were doing a show. Martin laments the naming of fast-food menu items, and Steele claims to have a nice ass (again).
Martin loses all control as a drunken guest named Glazier joins the hosts after going either 55 or 56 days without a drink. Chico is making his return visit to the studio in an effort to give the show a little latin flavor. In between Glazier's incoherent nonsense we'll discuss the new season of Survivor, that sock in front of Martin's house and play "Riddle Me a Former Star." We'll also find out what put Glazier on the wagon and then here about the events that pushed him back off it.
Episode 30 contains more left turns than of any of the first 29 shows as we cover Steele's weekend trip the NASCAR race. The Martin family attended a baseball game and we'll hear about that disaster as well as taking a trip into the Gordy Files.
Show 29 centers on Martin's attempt at birth control. We'll follow that up with some talk of the Canadian Football League and JonBenet's alledged killer.
The Thursday episode finds the hosts discussing the make-up of a strange muck that has washed up on the local beaches. We'll check in on a former Buckeye's fall from grace and prostitutes who advertise online. Also up for discussion is the Bill of Rights, Joe Leiberman and convenience stores or hotels that "kick fakes."
Episode 27 finds Martin back from a short vacation and answering some of his critics. We'll dig deeper into the Mel Gibson story and find out why fat people do the things that fat people do. We'll also hear people claim that Alchoholism and Obesity are diseases but Steele brings us a story about a real disease.
In an effort to shake things up, Martin does the drinking this time as Steele goes on the wagon. Steele's Friends Wife sits in as drunken Martin babbles on. Even more drunk Martin is on the way soon.
Episode 25 finds the Martin having a bad week. First his car breaks down and then his favorite show is interupted by a fat weatherman going yakety-yaks about some fucking rain storm. But nobody had a worse week than Mel Gibson. We'll get Steele and Martin's thoughts on Mel's drunken tirade and subsequent apologies.
Martin and Steele are joined by Steele's friends wife as they discuss wedding etiquette. Other topics include black fashion and chat room lingo.
Steele and Martin kick it old school as the guest couch sits empty. We'll recap events from the weekend including Martin's family gathering and Steele's maiden voyage to a new adult establishment. And we'll say "Bye Bye Bye" to any rumors of Lance Bass's heterosexuality.
Chucky and Chico are back again. We learn lessons from the trailor parks as Chucky tells us what white trash chicks do with their kids when they want to hit the bars late at night. We'll discuss what to do when you're neighbor is a tard and play "Riddle me a former star".
Chucky was so well received that we decided to do a follow up with him and find out how is life has changed since being on the show. Chico sits in to call Chucky on his lies and exagerations.
Willy does his best to ruin another show but the comic genius of Martin and Steele shines through to save the day. We discuss a crime involving super glue, the sex for crack trade and even a breast milk bar. We'll get to read Willy's notes and get the second installment of "Riddle Me a Former Star."
Our old friend Willy is in the guest chair for this one. You'll hear about some of the newest features on our website and we'll respond to some of our hate mail. (keep it coming asswipes) There's a funeral for a beloved friend on this show and we introduce a new segment that we hope will become a regular feature. In the first few minutes we'll learn about Willy's heritage but we don't know why. Oh well, at least he tried.
Chucky finally makes it to the studio so we can discuss his awful ex-girlfriend, his love for another man's wife and how he was fooled into paying for an abortion. Paco sticks around for another one while Martin and Steele consider selling out to raise advertising revenue.
Paco guests in a last minute replacement role. He shares with us the true story of how "From The 'Ville" has changed his life. We'll discuss our talent at ending relationships as well as recap our 4th of July celebrations.
We hear more from Kessler and talk about Prohibs (He claims to hate us but he never misses a show.) There's talk of a gay religous mime who had a spat with the boyfiend he denies having and Steele tells us about his alter-ego. Would You Rather and Riddle Me Ailment are featured while Kessler tells us what he thinks is "The Worst."
Kessler joins Martin and Steele as we get into the Jewish Sabboth and protesting on a check. We also have a story about a turd burglary and hear from our favorite turd burglar, Rick. And as a suprise, Kessler informs the hosts that they have been setting off the gay-dar for years. So go get some watermelon and get ready to enjoy the 15th installment of "FTV."
Show 14 puts Steele's Friends Wife back in the guest chair. We have a frank discussion of dirty britches and then talk online gaming crackdowns and the 70's term "Whoopi." Martin tries his hand at writing a "would you rather" and the whole thing blows up on him causing him to criticize Steele's writing methods in an obvious attempt to cover up a bad bit. (this show marks the first time that something was so bad it had to be edited out so you will notice some drum beats about 30 minutes into the ...
We'll take a look at Jewish Rabbis, Ozzie Guillen's use of the word faggot and Steele's Friend's Wife stops by to tell us about a fat guy she met.
Steele quits the show. - Steele returns to the show.
Episode 11 finds Bradley D. back in the guest chair. Topics covered include blankets and sheets used for curtains, shitty ski slopes, missing teeth and a hat full of steamers. We also play a round of "Would You Rather."
Bradley D. Joins Martin and Steele as we talk principal ass grabbing, "biggie size fries" and the origins of "Bradleys." We hear from Gay Rick and then talk German Hookers. Bradley D. shares his hooker experience as well.
It's From The 'Ville's special all-gay episode. Wally is back and questioning his sexuality. Rhode is also in studio as we discuss several issues that affect "The Gays." We're talking gay marriage and gay superheros. Plus how to tell a bottom from a top.
Show 8 starts with an apology. Rhode is in the guest chair as we delve into a cell phone ban and an english only cheesesteak shop. Steele has a story about a foul mouthed bird. A caller joins us in the second half of the show and is looking to clear up some issues.
