Luke visited some of London’s finest attractions yesterday, including a stop at the British Supreme Court. Unfortunately, he also had to go clothes shopping, since his luggage is STILL in Seattle…

Luke successfully made his way to Europe, but unfortunately his luggage didn’t. He and Andrew discuss his journey and their very different experiences watching the Super Bowl yesterday. 

Luke survived his first colonoscopy and has a full report. Meanwhile, Andrew has some exciting news about his sock organization system. 

Luke and Andrew chat with TV’s Chris Hayes backstage before his event at Town Hall Seattle. They discuss the important issues of the day: Luke’s colonoscopy and Chris’ imitation of Abraham Lincoln, and how cable TV began in Astoria, Oregon. 

(Episode photo from @jeanniecw on Instagram)

Luke and Andrew recap their evening at Town Hall with Chris Hayes (and identify the person who took the mixed nuts out of the green room.) Plus, Luke gets a very special gift from a listener and gets some good news from Great Britain. 

All three Business Boys convene to announce a new TBTL project that they could use your help with. Luke is also gearing up for his Town Hall appearance tonight with Chris Hayes. 

A “rant” in today’s Seattle Times has Luke and Andrew up in arms. Plus, Luke reconnected with a childhood memory via pizza this weekend. And the Blue Man Group says goodbye to New York. 

Luke is caught in a battle of wills with the British government. He’s also trying to get Andrew to undergo a “regret-ectomy.” 

Luke believes he remembers a very specific scene from a Steve Martin movie that history has mostly forgotten. We check the tape to see how good his memory actually is. He and Andrew also discuss a fascinating story about how Astoria became the location for Kindergarten Cop.

Andrew’s trip to the pet store yesterday leads to a conversation about the relative happiness of guinea pigs and lizards. He and Luke also have an update on the 11-year old kid who found a ridiculously valuable baseball card in a pack of Topps.