Phil Allen explores the history of radio and television broadcast hijackings throughout the modern area. He narrows it down to his Top 5 interruptions plus some honorable mentions.

Phil Allen decides to play everyone's favorite children's game Mad Libs. A brief background of the origins and history of the game are discussed before Phil plays a special edition of "Rude and Crude Mad Libs." Have fun and (verb) the (noun).

Phil Allen tackles the penny auction schemes commonly seen on television commercials like DealDash.com and QuiBids.com. Are these sites elaborate scams or is the general public just numbskulls that allow themselves to be duped? You be the judge.

Phil Allen is joined by first time guest Jorge who hails from Colombia - you know in South America. The podcast contains a staggering array of topics regarding Colombia, some discussion of bad movies, a duet to "Kiss from a Rose", and the return of the segment "Did You Know?"

Phil Allen explores the wonderful soundtrack to the hit television show LOST. He declares his undying fandom for LOST and composer Michael Giacchino. WE HAVE TO GO BACK!

Phil Allen reveals the true story of a mysterious man named William Allen Jordan. This man spun a web of lies that deeply affected a great number of people. With the use of his favorite new toy the air horn... Phil tells the story of a master con artist.

Phil Allen is unexpectedly joined by robot S.M.A.S.H. to review the 1994 gothic adventure fantasy film "The Crow." Brandon Lee's death, the soundtrack, and plot points are covered throughout the show as S.M.A.S.H. pretends to be Eric Draven. Buildings burn, people die, but real podcasts are forever.

Phil Allen is joined by returning guests Aidan, Connor, and Jess. The boys rule this show with featurettes such "Aidan's Joke Academy" and "Connor's Scary Story". Disney, trumpets, Ricola, and dogs peeing in the studio --- all this and more on this edition of Phil Interrupted.

Phil Allen talks in depth about the 2013 Chelyabinsk Meteor strike that took place in Russia. Statistics, figures, and information about the event are shared. Phil also briefly mentions other notable meteor strikes that have taken place throughout the history of Earth.

Phil Allen is joined by returning guest Marc to review the truly strange 1988 film "Killer Klowns From Outer Space". The guys discuss their favorite characters, the stupid script, the pointless scenes, and the just overall mess that is this movie.