"Clutch" and his grandpa had a pretty good scam going—they'd hit the Lower Heights senior eateries, Clutch would insult the table staff, and his grandpa would fake a heart attack before the bill came.

"Clutch" and his grandpa had a pretty good scam going—they'd hit the Lower Heights senior eateries, Clutch would insult the table staff, and his grandpa would fake a heart attack before the bill came.

"Bob" is a man like me or you (unless you're not a man). His pathetic little life now means something because he can wear camo, hide his face, and deport people he doesn't like the look of. "Bob's" and Agent of MICE!

Men in Charge commemorates the passing of Jane Goodall in the only way she would have found acceptable: through loving parody.

Viewers will be sick, by now, of our ongoing true-crime story of how temps tried to make Men in Charge better. But this is really all we've got at this point.

Tony and Kevin are caught in the crossfire during a clash of temps—both vying to be Quality Captain of Men in Charge in Brief(s)!

Tony and Kevin bristle under the new productivity regime emphasized by Gina, the show's Quality Captain.

"Call me Ishmael." Thus begins a multi-part saga of how Tony and Kevin risked too much with the implicit question quiz, and so were ruled over by ... a temp.

It's the new game show that ask all kinds of incisive social questions about the friends of your friends—whom you may have no relationship with at all!

In a new tradition of airing episodes in the reverse order from which they were written, Sheriff Coors and Deputy Gertrude the Loon are assisted (heh) by SkyHighMan. Hope you listened to the last three Deputized! stories, listener!