In this episode of "Normal World," Dave Landau, 1/4 Black Garrett, and Angela kick things off with unusual headlines, from a nun in Ohio celebrating her 105th birthday on the golf course to a Texas man rescuing a newborn abandoned in a dumpster. The crew then react to a bizarre Homeland Security video that feels more like a Saturday morning cartoon than a government warning, before joking their way through fashion trends, forgotten shows, and the curious careers of Billy Zane, Bruce Campbell, and Alec Baldwin. The conversation shifts to Sean Penn’s history of fights, Jude Law’s awkward defense at the Oscars, and the infamous Will Smith slap. From there, they reminisce about ’90s sitcoms, the odd rise and fall of TV formats, and the cultural status of pinky rings, Gucci loafers, and Louis Vuitton luggage. International politics enter the mix with Britain’s recognition of Palestine and the spectacle of protest culture, which the hosts approach with sharp skepticism. Later, they highlight Corey Feldman’s run on "Dancing with the Stars," his Michael Jackson-inspired choreography, and his enduring pop culture mystique. The panel then examines Donald Trump and RFK Jr.’s warnings about Tylenol, questions surrounding autism, and the unintended consequences of health debates. The show closes with Gary Busey’s probation for misconduct at a convention, his unpredictable career from Buddy Holly to "Pet Judge," and a final detour into the surprising evolution of Anthony Michael Hall.

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