Master Shake Theater

Bobby Bonilla Day. Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2: Burger King starring Carl Weathers and Hugo Weaving. Enron Hubbard.

The Gang get together with Ed Burmila the podcast Mass For Shut-Ins to discuss “Red Dawn” (12/7/2003), which literally just has the plot of "Fail Safe” (1964).

Ed's a real heavy hitter and has been running the amazing blog Gin and Tacos for about 20 years. He’s got bylines at places like Baffler, Deadspin, and The Nation. It was a real treat having him on the pod. Listen to Mass For Shut-Ins. Now.

Jim Howes-Eve 6 Twitter. "Wanna put my tender all in a blender.” Hugh Darvish.

The Gang Enjoy Refreshing Time while discussing “Tourist Season” (11/30/2003).

It’s good to be back. See you when we’re rich on Pizza Hut Wing Street HotCoin.

Mark Tremonti of Creed RETURNS. ORIGINAL cold open. SHEEEEEEEEEIIIIT.

The Gang become more unified while discussing “Splitsville” (11/23/2003).

Our command of English correlates directly with the quality of the show.

Mark Tremonti of Creed. Apollo Alterbridge. Katholic Korn Kover Band.

The Gang (minus JI but not all the way) and plus Josh and Dan and Luke pomp up the ham to discuss “Return To Oblivion” (11/16/2003).

Life, uhh, finds a way…into your hands, much like this chicken fried steak burrito wrapped in actual steak, breaded in Turkey of the Sea Keto-Friendly Dolphin Flour.

Crane Asada. The World Wildlife Federation. Drit Towels.

The Gang gets tattoos while discussing Safemoon and "Article 4” (6/16/2003)

Having friends in your 30s is hard and Doing Podcast a great way to do that.

Crew D’Ite. Arby’s Bad Mood Food. The Italian pronunciation of “stomachache”.

The Gang make a bunch of obscure NY pizza references while discussing “Fusebox” (6/9/2003).

What if you had a medium-large calzone Mao 2 filled with enchiladas? At Don DeLillo’s restaurant? As a treat?

"Time After Time" is the first episode of the third season of the HBO original series, The Wire. The episode was written by David Simon from a story by David Simon & Ed Burns and was directed by Ed Bianchi. It originally aired on September 19, 2004.

Crew Jones. Key Performance Indicators. Iced Cream.

The Gang (and Josh!) discuss “Brainswitch” (5/26/2003).

Who here remembers Bennigan’s? Pretty sure they had pancakes.

The Hank Hill Consensus. Steve Zahn invented the Zune. Sparks is Reddit coded.

The Gang (+ Luke!) riff about rewinding DVDs + “Feast Of Alvis” (12/29/2002).

A pod legend, Luke hosts Big Snackers and You Wanna Go!?. Today let’s go!

Hot David P'Zone Club. Baudrillard’s Blender. What if Chad Muska host SNL?

The Gang gets Very Serious whilst discussing “7211” (12/15/2002).

A ton of real fun theory talk, also Baudrillard Current Day.