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The Mikey Show - FM 94.9 - 01/12/11

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

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Brady Hoke left San Diego State for Michigan, while the crew also debated LeBron James's gloating tweet and the risks of turning Ted Williams into an overnight celebrity. The show's strongest comedy came from decoding Will's drunken 'Happy Barry' post, playing Lyrical Chairs, and trapping a confused caller in an Arnold Schwarzenegger soundboard prank. Mikey, Sienna, Woods, and Lauren argued about selfish airport and grocery-line tricks, how firmly to cut off an intrusive ex, and whether social-media declarations count as real romance. They also relentlessly teased Woods over Waverly and his infamous jeans, then turned Mikey's different treatment of twins Luke and Ryan into a mock trial about parental favoritism.

What happened, in order

  1. Hoke Leaves San Diego State

    Mikey and the crew reacted to Brady Hoke leaving San Diego State for his dream job at Michigan, arguing that the painful loss was hard to fault even after he rebuilt the Aztecs.

  2. Ted Williams Family Blowup

    The hosts unpacked Ted Williams's hotel altercation with his daughter and worried that instant celebrity had overwhelmed a newly sober man pulled abruptly out of homelessness.

  3. Happy Barry

    Will's drunken birthday Facebook post was read aloud as near-gibberish before his longtime friend translated it into 'Just being a guy that's a guy, go me, happy birthday.'

  4. Lyrical Chairs

    In the debut of Lyrical Chairs, Mikey, Sienna, Woods, and Lauren raced to sing songs containing women's names until Lauren won the frantic elimination game.

  5. Playing Dumb for Perks

    Sienna and Woods confessed to exploiting fake confusion at grocery lines and airports, while Mikey pressed them on whether small conveniences justified knowingly cutting ahead of others.

  6. The Ex Who Will Not Let Go

    The crew debated how a man should handle an ex who texts, posts pet names, and cries around his new girlfriend, ranging from firm boundaries and blocking to a cease-and-desist or restraining order.

  7. Celebrity Soundboard Prank

    A prank call used Arnold Schwarzenegger soundboard clips to bewilder a sleepy man named Sal, who kept insisting that the supposed police officer had called him.

  8. Dolly Parton's Secret Tattoos

    The show played Roseanne Barr claiming Dolly Parton is covered in delicate pastel tattoos, then pivoted into an argument over Ashton Kutcher's idea that a public romantic tweet can equal roses.

  9. LeBron's Karma Tweet

    After Cleveland's 55-point loss, the hosts criticized LeBron James for gloating about karma on Twitter and warned that the same taunt would return if Miami failed to win a championship.

  10. Richard Slimmons

    Richard Simmons's emotional Ellen appearance inspired a barrage of 'Slimmons' jokes before caller Gaylord Nick rang in to defend one of his idols and accidentally supplied an even bigger punch line.

  11. Teenage Woodsy

    The cast mocked 35-year-old married Woods for Facebook-friending Sienna's 15-year-old sister Waverly by improvising his overeager teenage voice and increasingly embarrassing messages.

  12. The Favorite Twin

    Mikey admitted picking up twin Luke after ignoring crying twin Ryan, then defended himself to Rebecca with her own rule against rewarding crying and was roasted for obvious favoritism.

People mentioned

MikeyWoodsSiennaLauren O'BrienWillBrady HokeTed WilliamsArnold SchwarzeneggerDolly PartonRoseanne BarrAshton KutcherLeBron JamesRichard SimmonsGaylord Nick