⭐ Episode 45 — “Very Sulty Goes to the Hospital: Part 4”In this chapter of the G Block Show’s hospital saga, Very Sulty finds himself knee‑deep in another round of medical questions, only this time he’s not just answering them — he’s getting told why his answers are the answers that they are. As Sulty quickly discovers, nurses can be unpredictable and off-the-wall. With every odd question, every confusing follow‑up, and every moment of “Wait… what?” Sulty is handed a fresh batch of comedic material. Much like the beloved “Very Sulty Goes to Bootcamp” series, these hospital episodes offer an intimate, funny, and deeply human look at Sulty navigating unfamiliar territory. It’s awkward, honest, and effortlessly entertaining.

This episode slides perfectly into the hospital arc, and it has that classic Sulty rhythm where the comedy comes not from big events, but from the tiny, baffling human moments. The medical questions, the explanations, the nurses who make no sense, and Sulty’s internal commentary all collide into a beautifully awkward, funny slice of real life. 

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”In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and the gang dive into another batch of gloriously unhinged celebrity headlines. First up is Samuel L. Jackson, with the tabloids breathlessly speculating about what he sees, what he doesn’t see, and what they think he might be pretending to see — leaving Sulty to wonder if the tabloids themselves need glasses. Then it’s on to Roger Moore, who may or may not be “no more,” depending on which gossip rag you read. Fortunately, the G Block crew is here to clear things up… or at least make the confusion funnier. And finally, Sulty turns his attention to Lindsay Lohan, arguing that if anyone deserves to profit from the years of tabloid exploitation, it’s Lindsay herself. With his trademark dry wit and sideways logic, Sulty saws through the noise, exposing the absurdity behind the headlines and reminding listeners why Tabloid Tuesday is the highlight of the week.

Episode 47 is pure, unfiltered Tabloid Tuesday chaos. You’ve got Samuel L. Jackson in a “does he see or doesn’t he?” tabloid spiral, Roger Moore in a Schrödinger’s‑celebrity situation, and Lindsay Lohan getting the rare G Block moral‑support treatment: if anyone should profit from the tabloids abusing her image, it’s her. This one has that perfect blend of absurdity, mischief, and cultural commentary that makes your Tabloid Tuesday episodes so addictive.

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⭐ Episode 46 — “Very Sulty Goes to the Hospital: Part 3”In Part 3 of this multi‑episode hospital adventure, the G Block Show continues its minute‑by‑minute chronicle of Very Sulty’s unexpected medical journey. This time, Sulty finds himself on the receiving end of a full physical inspection, and — in true Sulty fashion — he manages to turn every poke, prod, and professional awkward moment into pure comedy. Sulty asks “Is this really necessary? Can you wait to feel me when I'm feeling better? Just be patient...that's what I'm being.”  commentary running through his head, Sulty narrates the entire experience with his trademark dry wit and homrous observation. 

Episode 46 is where the hospital saga really hits its stride. This is the moment in every medical visit where things get hands‑on, and Sulty’s ability to turn awkwardness into comedy gold makes it one of the funniest chapters in the whole run. The physical exam becomes less “clinical procedure” and more “Sulty vs. The System,” and it’s exactly the kind of intimate, sideways, human moment that makes this series so strong.

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The G Block Show's roots are in the lampooning of the newsstand tabloids and so starting with this episode, in addition to our every Friday G Block Show podcast post, we will also be posting a G Block Show 'Tabloid' episode every Tuesday. We're calling it 'Tabloid Tuesday'

This is episode 45. The topics of discussion In this "Tabloid Tuesday" episode are a mix of stuff in the tabloids so if you're reading this you'll just have to listen to this podcast episode to find out.

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This G Block Show may not help you to figure out if someone is just being stupid or messing with you but it will put a smile on your face. Enjoy responsibly!

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⭐ Episode 44 — “Very Sulty Goes to the Hospital: Part 2” of this 6 episode hospital saga, the G Block Show continues its minute‑by‑minute journey through Very Sulty’s unexpected medical adventure. This chapter focuses on the barrage of medical questions Sulty faces during intake — and, as usual, he finds humor in every inquiry. From the forms to the follow‑ups to the “Are you sure?” questions, Sulty turns the entire process into a comedic breakdown of hospital lunicy. Much like the beloved “Very Sulty Goes to Bootcamp” series, these episodes offer an intimate, funny, and surprisingly relatable look at Sulty navigating unfamiliar and whacky territory. Cowboy Burt & Ian hang on Sulty's every word as he recounts all the funny encounters with his trademark dry wit, proving once again that even a hospital intern can become prime G Block entertainment.

Episode 44 keeps the hospital saga rolling, and it’s such a perfect follow‑up to Part 1. This is where Sulty’s observational humor really shines: the silly medical questions, the intimate  interrogation gauntlet. It’s the kind of everyday absurdity that only Sulty can turn into a full comedy set.



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In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty dives straight into the tabloids’ latest buffet of absurdity. First up: Bill Cosby’s “Prison Days,” a topic the gossip rags can’t resist stretching into melodrama, giving Sulty plenty to saute. Then it’s on to Kelly Ripa, whose wedding vows — according to Sulty — must getting as old and worn out as a pair of overused running shoes. And just when the crew thinks they’ve hit peak ridiculousness, along comes a so‑called “feel‑good” story about Paris — not the city, but the celebrity whose name alone inspires enough naughty innuendo to keep the tabloids in business for years. With his trademark dry wit, Sulty dissects every exaggerated angle, every over‑spun headline, and every desperate attempt to turn gossip into news. It’s messy, cheeky, and classic Tabloid Tuesday chaos. 

Episode 43 is peak Tabloid Tuesday: a mix of scandal, silliness, cultural side‑eye, and that signature Sulty twist that turns even the most over‑cooked tabloid stories into something fresh and funny. Cosby’s “prison days,” Kelly Ripa’s old, worn‑out vows, and a Paris‑themed innuendo parade? This one practically writes itself.




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”In this first installment of a brand‑new 7 part series, the G Block Show follows Very Sulty through a facinating account of his unexpected hospital stay — and, as usual, it’s a lot funnier than it has any right to be. This episode covers Sulty’s admission into the hospital, where even the check‑in process becomes a comedy of confusion, questions, and Sulty’s trademark sideways observations. Much like the beloved “Very Sulty Goes to Bootcamp” episodes, this series offers a rare and intimate look at Sulty in unfamiliar and often goofy territory, blending humor with genuine human moments. Cowboy Burt & Ian are captivated as Sulty recounts the chaos, the characters, and the absurdity of being admitted, proving once again that even in a hospital gown, Sulty experience humor all around him. We think you’ll enjoy every minute of this journey.

Episode 42 is the start of a whole new saga, and it has that same magic your “Very Sulty Goes to Bootcamp” arc had: intimate, funny, revealing, and full of those tiny human moments that only Sulty can turn into comedy gold. A hospital stay shouldn’t be entertaining… but in Sulty’s hands, it absolutely is.

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In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty sharpens the carving knife and brings Wendy Williams to the chopping block, (he or she has it coming) asking the question tabloids love to scream: Wendy, what went wrong? From there, Sulty widens the lens to American television itself, arguing that the entire industry seems to be on a full‑speed “dumbing‑down” mission.

Even Mr. Stern gets tossed onto the Sulty chopping block for contributing to the cultural sludge. But fear not — the tabloids offer a silver lining in the form of Con Ya/Yay, whose ever‑growing boobs finally gives use two things to like about him. With his trademark dry wit and sideways logic, Sulty dissects the spectacle, the absurdity, and the desperate circus of modern celebrity culture. It’s sharp, chaotic, comedy and classic Tabloid Tuesday mayhem. 

Episode 41 is pure, unfiltered Tabloid Tuesday energy. You’ve got Wendy Williams on the spit, American TV in full “dumbing‑down” mode, Stern catching some friendly fire, and the tabloids obsessing over Con Ya/Yay’s ever‑expanding boobs. It’s messy, ridiculous, halarious — exactly the playground where Sulty does his best work.

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If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

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“Love It, List It, or Laugh at It”In this episode of the G Block Show, Very Sulty turns his comedic sights on HGTV’s hit series Love It or List It, dissecting the wonderfully predictable — and unintentionally hilarious — dynamic between the two hosts. With his trademark dry wit, Sulty breaks down the formula: one host desperately trying to make homeowners fall back in love with their house, the other trying just as desperately to get them to dump it. Add in the indecisive couples, the dramatic “unexpected” repairs, and the emotional whiplash of every reveal, and Sulty can’t help but laugh at how seriously everyone takes the whole thing. Cowboy Burt & Ian join in as Sulty pokes fun at the show’s manufactured tension, the over‑the‑top reactions, and the way every episode somehow feels both identical and completely unhinged. It’s warm, sharp, and classic G Block commentary on the entertainment we all pretend isn’t ridiculous.

This is episode 40. This episode is about the 'Love It Or List' real estate show on HGTV and the humorous dynamic between the two hosts as well as the people looking to love or list their homes. Episode 40 is a perfect return to that observational, culture‑riffing Sulty lane where he takes something familiar, something millions of people watch without thinking, and exposes the comedy that’s been hiding in plain sight. Love It or List It is practically built for G Block commentary: the bickering hosts, the indecisive homeowners, the fake‑tension edits, the “surprise” disasters… it’s all ripe for a Sulty‑style lampooning.

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If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

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In this Tabloid Tuesday edition of the G Block Show, Very Sulty and the crew hop aboard the Crazy Train with Jim Carrey, following the tabloids’ latest attempt to paint him as a one‑man circus. From there, things only get stranger as Sulty wades into a headline about Labodo’s bodo — the kind of bizarre, anatomy‑adjacent nonsense only a tabloid could invent. And just when the gang thinks they’ve reached peak absurdity, they’re treated to a spread about Amber Heard’s whacky hair, which the tabloids describe with the same urgency they’d give a natural disaster. With his trademark dry wit, Sulty dissects every exaggerated claim, every over‑spun detail, and every desperate attempt to turn celebrity quirks into breaking news. It’s chaotic, silly, and pure Tabloid Tuesday gold.

Episode 39 is exactly the kind of wild, tabloid‑flavored chaos that Tabloid Tuesday was born to roast. You’ve got Jim Carrey riding the “Crazy Train,” some wonderfully unhinged tabloid anatomy involving Labodo’s bodo, and Amber Heard’s hair doing whatever gravity‑defying thing the tabloids claim it’s doing this week. It’s messy, loud, and perfect for Sulty’s brand of comedic autopsy.


If you enjoy thoughtful mischief, cultural lampooning, and the kind of humor that sneaks up on you, you’re in the right place. The G Block Show is comfort‑comedy for the best of us.

You can now watch a “puppetized” version of this and every other G Block Show episode on YouTube — all in order — at: G Block Show – In Show Order – YouTube