The Best/Worst Moments of last night's show

[Spalding]

I was glad to hear them address the "Mickey Dolenz played a drum kit set up at impossible angles" issue. This used to drive the junior high me nuts:

[Steve in North Hollywood]

angry caller DICK was great. Tom left him on the phone just long enough for him to run out of steam and run through all of his material.

Spike's BDSM dialogue will haunt my nightmares, however. After 5 seconds, both me and The Wife were sticking our fingers in our ears and yelling LA LA LA I'M NOT LISTENING!

FOOLS !!!!! You and the Mrs. missed out on a very scintillating dialogue.

Spike, your role-playing really did send a chill up my spine.

[redmedicine]

More Canned Heat humor, please.

[AllisonLeGnome]

Wurster in studio is just KILLIN' IT lately

I never end up posting in this thread because I don't even always get through the podcast before the next week's show, but... this. Absolutely.

[bonnaventure]

The Best Moment of any radio program is any mention of Mike Bullard.

Bonnaventure, how did you forget Ralph Benmergui or Rita MacNeil?

Wait WHAAAT? I had no idea either of these people had their own shows. I had to wiki both to confirm you weren't yanking me. Bullard and Mercer are comedy geniuses in comparison to Benmergui Live and Rita and Friends.

I guess I forgot about Strombo, he does the closest thing to a late-night show in Canada.

I'm glad Tom dropped me when Wurster showed up, because when he said "Alan Thicke" being the master, I probably would have started crying out of joy. I had no idea who Alan Thicke was until Douglas Coupland's jPod became a television show on the CBC...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ux1mkeDfE54

Specifically at the 1:20 mark.

[orator]

I'm really late on this as I'm just catching up, but I have to say Wally Wackaman (or Wackyman?)/Z-Man was pretty amazing. He meshed with the show so well and made me laugh a lot. I hope he gets back into the studio again.

[fonpr]

I hope he gets back into the studio again.

Listen tomorrow night.

[Mark in Helsinki]

I was in the cold cut aisle of the supermarket when I guffawed really loudly at caller "Dick" announcing his name (and Tom's reaction) on last week's show.

The couple nearby, perusing bacon products or something, gave me a weird look.

[fletcher munson]

angry caller DICK was great. Tom left him on the phone just long enough for him to run out of steam and run through all of his material.

Spike's BDSM dialogue will haunt my nightmares, however. After 5 seconds, both me and The Wife were sticking our fingers in our ears and yelling LA LA LA I'M NOT LISTENING!

FOOLS !!!!! You and the Mrs. missed out on a very scintillating dialogue.

Spike, would you consider attending Herzog's film school then calling the show every week to report on, I dunno, how you and Werner are getting on?   

[Pastor Josh]

"All right boys, shut up."

[Reeleyes]

Best and worst moment was Tom screaming at them. It was hilarious but scary like when Bender spilled paint in the garage.

[chuck from cedar rapids]

Tom critiquing the Wally and H-Man was fantastic. It was borderline insanity. To echo Pastor Josh's sentiments, "SHUT UP!".

[fonpr]

Tim critiquing the Wally and H-Man was fantastic. It was borderline insanity. To echo Pastor Josh's sentiments, "SHUT UP!".

Tim? from Queens?

[chuck from cedar rapids]

Tim critiquing the Wally and H-Man was fantastic. It was borderline insanity. To echo Pastor Josh's sentiments, "SHUT UP!".

Tim? from Queens?

Nope, that was a typo. It has been corrected.

[ben]

Jon Auer was fantastic!  I've loved the Posies for 15 years give or take, and it was tremendous to hear Mr. Auer talking and playing on the air.  I really hope he comes back.

Wally Wackiman was good too.