For the first episode of the 11th season, we’re talking about our trip back to Las Vegas; Apple’s inside leaker; Tik-Toc creators exposing fast food restaurants; the 17 years cicadas are coming; Fox News is getting a late night comedy show; huge “The Walking Dead” and “Young Sheldon” news; Beyonce’s public storage gets robbed; Gorilla Glue woman is pregnant; Katy Perry doesn’t shave her legs; and, OnlyFans creators can’t have public sex without permission.

Jacqueline, the German angel, joins the guys to talk Taylor Swift’s new song versions; Britney Spears is getting ALL the attention; Justin Timberlake gets out in front of PC-ism and apologizes to Britney and Janet Jackson for 20-year-old slights; Aunt Jemima’s new branding; Kevin Hart learns the hard way that everyone needs to watch their pennies; it’s not a good idea to go to sleep with your AirPods; we say goodbye to two more celebrities, Mary Wilson and Larry Flynt; and, much more craziness.

Scott goes on an epic rant about the Super Bowl coverage; we talk about the GOAT’s salary; the miserable halftime show (who at the NFL thought The Weeknd was a good pick? — we have our choices for next year, BTW); the good and bad commercials; PLUS, we chat about Dolly Parton’s reluctancy to get political; the best states to live if you’re single; Subway defends their tunafish; and, we say goodbye to “The Sound of Music” actor Christopher Plummer. 

We’re breaking down the sorted history of the hardly-ever-right groundhog; honor a past Swish guest, the late Cloris Leachman, with a classic clip; Peeps finally return in time for Easter with a spicy new flavor option (ole!); big brands are pre-releasing their Super Bowl ads; “Saved By the Ball” star Dustin Diamond has died; we might finally get “The Walking Dead” Rick movies; and a lot more pop culture silliness.

Talkin’ about the first ever Super Bowl home team advantage; Dolly Parton’s 75th birthday; Larry King passes on; Trump’s Diet Coke button removed; the Bernie Sanders meme explosion; the possibility of a DeLorean comeback; “America’s Most Wanted” to get a FOX reboot; why Jeep Wrangler owners wave at each other; the crazy Armie Hammer cannibal rumors; UHaul releases a list of the top U.S. migration states; and much more pop culture news and views with Dale and Scott. 

We celebrate television icon Betty White’s 99th birthday; Biden won’t be allowed to bring his dangerous Peloton to the White House; should controversial people be erased from past movies?; Ralph Lauren cancels golfer Justin Thomas; Disney 86’s annual passes; a law firm is giving away a Valentine’s Day divorce; we now have a glass-blowing competition show; the classic movie roles Michelle Pfeffer declined (like Sharon Stone’s character in “Basic Instinct); and, so much more pop culture silliness.

We’ve got breaking “I Love Lucy” movie news; a “Home Alone” themed AirBnB you can rent; Denmark launches a kid’s program about a man with the world’s biggest penis; will Disney 86 Trump from The Hall of Presidents?; Martha Stewart forgot to pick her pears; television’s most iconic vehicles; CBS ditches “Lucky Dog” host Brandon McMillan for bucks; more “Sex and the City” is coming; Roku buys Quibi’s content; we have a new movie giveaway; and, so much more pop culture news and views. 

Dale & Scott are talking about Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s obsession with peanut butter; Jennifer Aniston’s Christmas ornament controversy; James “Scotty” Doohan’s ashes go to space; the bonkers tale of actress Tanya Robert’s misdiagnosed death; a castaway dies of COVID; Mandalorian tea is a thing; “Hell’s Kitchen” returns to Las  Vegas; “Call Me Kat” is annoying; “Let Them All Talk” is fascinating; and, much more pop culture fun.

To wrap up the worst year ever, we’re talkin’ about the hot mess that is “Wonder Woman 1984;” Christopher Walken’s freedom from devices; Tiffany Haddish’s interns; a new “Sex and the City” series; the loss of Gramma; the $30 million YouTube kid; what to eat for good luck; MJ’s Neverland ranch finally sells; all the new Christmas Day streaming fare, and much, much more.

For our Christmas episode, we’re talking about how Disney World photoshops masks onto maskless ride riders for a buck; there’s an amazingly realistic “Home Alone” gingerbread house; we find out that the “Jeopardy!” host has more power than we thought; Kevin from “The Office” is the top earner on Cameo; we memorialize all the celebrities we lost in 2020; we have a DVD giveaway to announce; KFC sponsors a Lifetime movie; Christmas-colored candy corn is a yucky thing; and, more Christmas silliness.