Tuesday June 1, 2010
Thanks to the three day weekend some things got tweaked in the studio to irritate Mikey. The gang remembers Gary Coleman and plays some classic Coleman audio. Mikey tells his funny story about his brother Mark meeting train enthusiast Gary Coleman and thinking he was a little kid because he didn’t know who he was. Great actor Dennis Hopper is another RIP with audio. Mikey’s little piggies got bent backwards at the beach and The Kid and Mike have different tactics for dealing with mean local surfers. This BP thing is such a bummer. Woods is all in on the Lake Show. Obama’s speech in the rain is hilarious. LOB loves being a big hit with the brothers. Sienna has a list of the worst chips n’ dips. Fergie (the British one, not the pee pants one) sells out the Prince. Brett Michaels can’t stay out of the news if he tried. An email about a secretary questioning her boss’s motives draws a diverse reaction. Name That Tune game with top ten modern songs becomes “Gay That Tune” according to Woodsy. Tuesday Tutors frustrates the cast. The written DMV driver’s test has The Kid drop some funny women driver’s jokes but LOB gets the last laugh by knowing most of the answers. Mikey and Woods couldn’t be more out on the Top Ten Movie and T.V. characters of the last 20 years. Sienna reports on the woman walker from Utah who’s suing Google for telling her to take a stroll on the freeway. Woodsy loved to read books in school while Mikey read T.V. dinner boxes! Susanna sings Material Girl and announces her new side business that includes sharing a sleeping bag with Woods. Hoyle stops in for some laughs, then it’s on to weird phobias, and an M1 is scared of a zombie uprising. Mikey is convinced the cast uses way too much toilet paper. Jay built a sweet tree-house for his friend’s kid, which leads to childhood fort memories from the gang. A woman finds her missing daughter on Facebook after 14 years! Woods on Emo music; “Emo can Git-o”! Topper finally gets embarrassed when Jay outs him for working at a movie theater wearing a name tag that says “Dwayne”. Ocho Cinco is at it again, and by ‘it’ I don’t mean football.
Bumper Music
| 1. Solitary Man by Johnny Cash |  |
| 2. C’mere by Interpol | |
| 3. Hollywood Bowl by Band Of Skulls | |
| 4. Finding Out True Love Is Blind by Louis XIV | |
| 5. Metal Hopscotch by Missing Persons | |
| 6. Working Man by Rush | |
| 7. Would by Alice In Chains | |
| 8. International Bright Young Thing by Jesus Jones | |
| 9. Black Betty by Ram Jam | |
| 10. The Weekenders by The Hold Steady | |
| 11. King of Carrot Flowers Part 1 by Neutral Milk Hotel | |
| 12. Hard Sun by Eddie Vedder | |
| 13. Drive by Incubus | |
| 14. The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret by Queens of the Stone Age | |
| 15. Bittersweet Symphony by The Verve | |
| 16. Two Weeks by Grizzly Bear | |