Misinformation

This week finds The Guys again one man short.  Due to the devastation caused by Apocalypse '08 (pronounced aught 8), Zac enlists another accomplice in order to fill the tremendous void left by a missing Cory...and his eyebrow.  Cory's extended sabbatical allows Zac and his temporary partner in crime to wax philosophical about Mormon sex, Clowns vs. Mimes, what Zac would...or wouldn't...do for Snickers, and the lucrative nature of mobile hot dog sales.  The gauntlet is thrown down to forced volunteering and a challenge is set forth to our listeners.  Will YOU answer the call?  Plus, the deluge provides a new horticultural opportunity, monetary divorce preparedness and planning is outlined, Zac name drops a Last Comic Standing participant, Ken Plume is again courted...and much much more!

In a triumphant return to recording, one of The Guys bursts back into action with new weapons and a new style (complete with technical difficulties).  Joined by a guest host, Zac tackles the Greatest Super Hero Movie of All Time.  As he and his special side kick destroy a few upstart challengers to the Super Hero Movie mantle, the Fanboy Syndrome is experienced full blown, as the show continues a slide from movies to comics to retail work and BACK to movies ABOUT comics.  Cory returns next week to defend his honor against the Irish, and hopefully explain what happened…and why…

The Newest Episode is BACK up!  (Originally posted May 10, 2008)

A "Lost" episode surfaces. During an unscheduled break in recording a very important episode of Misinformation rises from the depths. As The Guys fear an impending Armageddon, Zac reveals the devious plan of the Irish to Cory, hoping not to emotionally devastate him. The blight on the skin of seedy establishments everywhere, the bad strip club, is discussed, and wheel chair beauty pageants are contemplated. Announcements! They're made, they're discussed, tell us what you think. Also, The Guys recount stories of their respective brushes with greatness as they reach out to the venerable Ken Plume.

Take us home with you Monsieur Duck. Please.

In an episode from the archives, Cory is gone, and Zac reaches out to a long time ally for aid in his time of need.  Zac and his guest host discuss propensities towards beefy girls, the logic behind the reproductive capacity of Mogwai and transparent Gingers...man they're creepy.  Also, some of Zac's origin is revealed in the form of stories from adolescence past... 

This episode orginally aired Feb. 18th, 2008.