Puck Daddy Sean Leahy joined to talk about the embarrassingly awful Pittsburgh Penguins and the upcoming Stanley Cup playoffs, which will not feature the embarrassingly awful Pittsburgh Penguins. Then, we watched "Reform School Girls" (1986). Technical issues caused the show to end abruptly...not unlike the season of the embarrassingly awful Pittsburgh Penguins.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson joined us to talk all sorts of nonsense and to watch "Night Game" (1989). Then, Tuffy and I recapped WrestleMania.
It's WrestleMania weekend, so we watched "Body Slam" (1986) and previewed the big card. Oh, we also had a ton of audio issues. Enjoy! #TeamAsuka
Larry returned! In hour one, we talked old TV shows, Larry's new Switch, and assorted nonsense. In hour two, we watched "People Under the Stairs" (1991). Then, in hour three, Jank made a game for us. Good times.
We watched "Killer Workout" (1987), got Tuffy's thoughts on the Top 100 heavy metal songs of all-time, and then Jank talked terrible superhero redesigns and "Creed 3."
We watched "Snapdragon" (1993), Pamela Anderson's first movie. Tuffy got a Switch, and Jank pitched ideas to "fix" the WWE.
We watched Neil Breen's "Twisted Pair" (2018), and Jank did his Top 11 Most Disappointing Albums.
Larry returned to celebrate my birthday, and we also watched "Jimmy the Kid," starring Gary Coleman!
The Ed paid a visit in the first hour to talk about the Super Bowl and assorted nonsense. Then we watched "The Dallas Connection" (1994), and Tuffy reviewed "Black Adam" and "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever." I also tried to talk about "Soap" whenever possible.
This is the longest show in fake radio history. In hour one, we visit with The Ed and Aaron C. Thomson. In hour two, we review "Evils of the Night" (1985). In hour three, we pay tribute to "The Whistler," one of my favorite old radio shows. We close things out with a Royal Rumble recap. Then, as a special treat, I included an entire episode of "The Whistler"!
Jank returned! We watched Toxic Avenger 2, yapped about the Oscar nominations, and previewed the Royal Rumble. Oh, and the Greensburg police chief got arrested for selling drugs.
Miles Watson returned to talk a little UFC, pay tribute to Quincy, and review "Plan 9 from Outer Space." Also, some technical difficulties caused a rather abrupt ending, so... pass the monchhichi, Governor Gabbi.
Larry returned to fill in for Jank. In hour one, DOT Fan paid a visit to celebrate his fantasy football championship. In hour two, we reviewed "Surf Nazis Must Die" and then remembered the greatness of Siskel and Ebert. In hour three, we talked a bunch of nonsense.
We watched "New Year's Evil" (1980), talked about the most-watched TV networks and shows of 2022, and presented Tuffy's Top 11 TV shows of 2022.
We watched "Caesar and Otto's Deadly Xmas" (2012). Then Jank reviewed more movies and hosted some movie trivia.
We review Jack Frost (1997), play a unique version of Family Feud, look at the allegedly best TV shows of 2022, talk about Mandy Rose getting fired, and then listen to Tuffy recap a bunch of movies he watched, including one about a band that's not as good as the Monkees.
The Ed spends the first half of the show with us, talking about his healthy lifestyle and getting his ass whooped in NFL trivia by Tuffy. He also wants to get a dog named Derek. Then, we reviewed "Christmas Evil" (1980), and Jank did a music Top 11.
Pat Picciarelli returned to talk about his new book with Gianni Russo, "The 6th Family." In hour two, The Ed stopped by for a few minutes until his phone died, and then we reviewed "Saturn 3," starring Kirk Douglas, Farrah Fawcett, and a big ro-bit.
Our pal Todd Teacher returned to read from his new book of poetry, "Honest Blake." In hour two, we reviewed "Toxic Avenger." We closed things out by discussing all the movies Jank watched this week, and then I tested his comic book knowledge with the Marvel Superheroes Role-Playing Game from the 1980s.
We reviewed "Enemy Gold," made by Andy Sidaris's kid.
A very special guest returns to the "show" to help us review "Turkey Shoot" (1982)...
We reviewed "Cave Girl" (1985) starring the better Jay Leno. We also discuss a new sign-off phrase for Flea Market Fantasy, the new Weird Al movie, Westworld, and my love of Marvel SNAP.
Author and raconteur Miles Watson returned to discuss all the horror movies he's watched this month. And he's watched a lot. Way too many really. Then we reviewed "The Burning" (1981), featuring a young Jason Alexander with hair.
We reviewed "Nightmare Weekend," and I still have no idea what the hell I watched. I got a new belt. Played some Mad Mad Monkey. Then Jank ranked all 13 Halloween movies. He sure knows a lot about Halloween.
We reviewed "Tales of Halloween." Jank did his Top 11 Horror Movies Based on Games... or Tests! And I talked about my favorite subreddits. I am a scholar and enjoy scholarly research.
We watched "Slumber Party Massacre II." Plus, Jank did his Top 11 YouTube Channels. If you are an attractive young woman who reacts to things, Jank will pay to watch you do it. Tuffy and I also preview Extreme Rules.
Our old pal Sean Leahy joined me to preview the upcoming NHL season. Two hours of hockey talk. TWO HOURS
Hey, my mic actually worked this week! Our pal The Ed joined us to provide an update on his health and talk some football. Then, we review "Rawhead Rex." Plus, Tuffy and Jank recap the Big Brother finale, and I love the Monkees.
My headset mic is apparently dead, so the audio in this episode is terrible. You should probably just skip this one. But if you want to suffer, we reviewed "Virgin High." It was worse than my audio.
Our pal Cory Seymour from BackpagePress.com made a triumphant return to the show. Go buy some shirts! Then, we watched "Fit to Kill," another Andy Sidaris gem.
