The boys break down UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley’s latest electric press conference. A Connecticut woman wearing a wig is accused of trying to steal $1,500 from someone else’s bank account. On TV Talk Tuesday, they discuss The Night of the Seven Kingdoms, The ’Burbs, The Pitt, and Dateline NBC. They also spotlight a special needs Girl Scout who sold an incredible 100,000 boxes of cookies. Plus, the crew runs through a list of the easiest and most difficult sports to play.

Ethan shared an old photo with Lou and Dave where he’s somehow wearing every unfortunate fashion choice at once — a tie-dye shirt, a Hawaiian shirt over it, terrible sunglasses, and a cowboy hat to top it all off. Dave attempts to explain diabetes to Lou, with mixed results. The Turkish Parliament breaks out into yet another massive brawl. Two Connecticut hikers had to be rescued from Ragged Mountain in Southington. The boys also run through a list of the greatest TV and movie presidents of all time. And to cap it all off, Barack Obama says aliens exist.

The guys celebrate Friday the 13th, World Radio Day, and Galentine’s Day — all while gearing up for Valentine’s Day.

Two Gilmore Girls fans tied the knot at the iconic gazebo in New Milford, and couples across Connecticut are taking advantage of free Valentine’s Day wedding ceremonies.

In Florida, a massive brawl broke out on a pickleball court involving senior citizens — because of course it did.

Lou and Dave also talk about class reunions as Lou’s dad prepares for his 50th reunion.

And in a moment of honesty, both guys admit they’ve attended drag queen parties — and had a great time.

Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joins the show to discuss the recent coyote warning, a proposed development project along Candlewood Lake, and an upcoming museum fundraiser.

Connecticut police have arrested a Wallingford man accused of attempting to traffic 30 pounds of fentanyl into the state.

Plus, a new survey finds that one in five Americans say they’d be willing to live on the moon.

The guys also debate a relatable parking lot question — why does it sometimes take so long for women to get out of the car after they’ve parked?

And in Olympic drama, the ex-girlfriend of the Norwegian athlete who publicly admitted to cheating has now responded to his emotional on-air apology.

Candlewood filmmaker Myke “Foo” Furhman joins the guys in studio, along with the owner of Brookfield’s popular restaurant, Bar Naan. The conversation covers an exclusive speakeasy concept reportedly coming to Brookfield, as well as Myke’s upcoming film projects.

The crew also dives into some of the fiercest town rivalries across Connecticut and New York. And in a moment that catches everyone off guard, they’re stunned to discover that adult toys are apparently available for purchase on DoorDash.

Newtown is set to get two new soccer fields, but not everyone is thrilled about the plan. A NASA astronaut visited Park Avenue School in Danbury to talk with students about life in space. Police in Wisconsin arrested a 46-year-old woman accused of being a serial public pooper. The internet has cooked up a wild theory claiming Pennywise from IT and Mary Poppins are actually the same species. In Italy, armed robbers attempted a brazen daytime heist on a money transport truck—and it was all caught on camera. There’s also a controversial new sport gaining attention, where massive athletes sprint full speed into each other, resulting in brutal collisions. It’s Red Tuesday, the day your significant other is statistically most likely to dump you. And on TV Talk Tuesday, the boys review the new Burbs TV show, Wonderman on Disney, and The Pitt on HBO Max.

A Carmel, New York man is accused of pointing a gun at a school bus carrying special needs children. In separate incidents, one Waterbury man is facing charges in a stabbing, while another was allegedly pulled over with a gun and cocaine in his possession. Meanwhile, Ethan told the guys he booked yet another trip—this time to another lake. Lou questioned the psychology behind Ethan’s love of eating in the car, even jokingly asking if it arouses him. The boys also break down the Super Bowl commercials and what they agree was a pretty awful game. To top it all off, there’s a house in Illinois that has been repeatedly sending out S.O.S. messages using porch lights, but police still haven’t gone inside.

The guys dive into one of the saddest stories in Super Bowl history—and of course, it involves Lou’s team, the Raiders. Nearly 47% of Americans say they don’t even care about the Super Bowl, which somehow makes that story hurt even more. I-95 Meteorologist Jack Drake joins the show with his latest doom tracker, and unfortunately, the weekend forecast is not looking good. Tom Brady claims he’s not rooting for anyone this Super Bowl Sunday, a statement that did not sit well with some of his former teammates. Tate McRae has managed to upset all of Canada, but Lou says she can do whatever she wants. And yes, Florida has officially gone full Florida—iguana pizza is now a thing.

The name Jeffrey is slowly falling out of favor, with some suggesting parents are steering clear of it because of its association with Epstein. Meanwhile, Lou and the listeners are absolutely bombarding Ethan and Dave with a nonstop barrage of “Would You Rather” questions. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves joins the guys live in the studio to officially welcome them to the Hat City as the show’s new headquarters. And Connecticut State Police are on the hunt for a reckless driver who was caught doing 90 miles per hour on Route 109.

Lou kicks things off by absolutely raging over a work email that makes zero sense to anyone with a functioning brain. After going off for a bit, a few solid laughs finally bring him back down to earth and completely flip his mood. Dave, meanwhile, shares way more medical information than anyone asked for, casually announcing that he has “disgusting kidneys” and diabetes feet, which somehow becomes a normal part of the conversation. Ethan, on the other hand, is in a great place, proudly soaking in the joy of his new position in the studio and clearly loving every second of it.

On the local news front, Waterbury is officially getting a Raising Cane’s, which immediately sparks excitement and hunger across the room. Because nothing brings people together like the promise of chicken fingers and sauce.

Things take a turn into “what could possibly go wrong” territory when a man in Massachusetts decides the best way to remove ice from his roof is with a blowtorch. Shockingly, this does not end well. He winds up burning his entire house to the ground, proving once again that fire and bad ideas are a dangerous combination.

And finally, Florida does Florida things. A deer crashes straight through the front window of a man’s home, turning his living room into an unexpected wildlife encounter. Just another reminder that nature does not care about walls, windows, or personal space.