Mike Russell lends sophistication and regal experience to what would otherwise be a show for lowly commoners: Tales of Windsor house-sitting, actorly exploits, and the invention of delightful new slang, all before he even begins to review "She's out of my League" and "Green Zone." Other topics include: Toyota gets good news for once, teenage lesbians get their prom on, Matt Damon, Smurfs, Juggalos, and irrelevant old men who should just shut up.
Today's show built by Toyota: It doesn't work right and it keeps crashing into things. Quite the inauspicious debut for our new guests, Digital Trends, who came on to talk about the iPad and the Bluetooth Jawbone, and instead were left outside for 20 minutes while the mediocrity consumed the show in a torrent of flaming meh. Topics included: Sarah Palin vs. Family Guy, Zombies vs. Robots, Why King Tut died, and the generally clusterfucked nature of the show.
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A category 3 Byron episode: Intermediate Listeners may feel free to download, but assaults on your sanity will occur. That being said, while Byron does delve into the more penile side of things (at one point repeatedly shouting TAKE OFF YOUR PANTS) maybe the most repugnant thing said actually falls out of Cort's mouth. But it's not all penis talk - Skip this and you miss out on Cetera vs. McDonald, Byron's strange taste in stand-up comedians, the latest adventures in repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell, more befuddlement at why Portland is falling all over Daniel Baldwin when there are better, more accomplished actors already here. Plus, John Mayer, Why bees want to sting your face, and why Sam Adams shouldn't stop tweeting.
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