Steve and Janet went to see Jesus Christ Superstar at the Shubert Theater. He has issues with the Shubert because he was forced to see a nine-hour Nicholas Nickleby there. He's been back there to see Hamilton (now CIBC). The seats are very comfortable.

On this grab bag show, we find out Janet’s a cheese hoarder and Steve like a nice sesame bagel with a schmear. Confusion over musical guests and email issues. Steve doesn’t like to see naked dudes at the gym. He also tries to get Buzz to switch to boxers.

On this show from 1983, Steve and Garry head to Nashville to meet the station brass and discuss the fate of It’s Too Early. Turns out. it was cancelled before they even got there. While in TN, they see ads for Twitty City. Steve wants more information.

On Part Two of this Memorial Day 1983 show (WLS-FM made Steve and Garry work), John Roach calls in to talk about the Joli 15 go kart race on It’s Too. The Clash are at the US Festival and several wacky stories appear as well. More real Indy 500 talk too.

It’s Memorial Day 1983, and WLS-FM made Steve and Garry work. They ran the the Joli 15 race on "It’s Too Early" show earlier in the day. There's a call to the Bijou Theater, talk about the US festival, and they cannot talk about the Pet Fishsticks record.

Penn & Teller are in town at the Shubert. This was Penn (and Teller's first time on the show! TOPICS: Magic Castle, David Letterman, Bruce Springsteen, and a flashing Phoebe Cates! This is the first of many Penn Jillette visits, and it's a total classic.

Burl Ives is dead? There was a soccer tragedy in England. Daniel Dixon wins the 69.9 million Lotto. Steve and Garry read from ''Cary Grant: The Lonely Heart.'' It says he hooked up with Howard Hughes & Randolph Scott! All on "Part One" of this full show!

In this rollicking episode from 4-19-83 on WLS FM95 (really 94.7) it seems that Steve is recovering from a night of partying. He'd been recording Hoochie Coochie Mayor (for Harold Washington) and recording sessions, were always a good place to get wasted.

As the title clearly states, this is Pt.2 of Steve and Garry's Magical Oscars Red Carpet ride. They worked for WLS-AM which was owned by ABC at the time, so they were able to wrangle press credentials. They were NEVER invited back. What a waste of talent.

It's Monday March 25, 1985 and Steve And Garry are on the Red Carpet for the 57th Oscars at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles. Obviously, it's a star-studded event, and some of them even bother to stop by and say "hi" to the S&G. Show business!