Roy and Henry record a Top 100 Singles of 1981 countdown for a US military radio program. Roy shares an Army secret with Henry.

Roy and Henry are tasked with recording a commercial for... Mike Curb? It simply cannot be!

Roy confronts Mike Curb in an ethersphere trance. Roy and Henry record a radio spot for Sanka, the wonderful Japanese coffee powder.

Bruce Springsteen has endorsed Mike Curb for Lt. Governor of California. Roy and Henry record a radio spot for Irish Spring, the Emerald soap of note.

Roy and Henry discuss the latest mug situation and record some single lines for The Professor Squadron television cartoon.

Roy and Henry discuss the Pomeroy's six dens of note. They record a tag for a Sharky's Machine television commercial, starring sir Burt Reynolds. Rated R!

Roy and Henry discuss a lost travel mug, driving, and read a PSA for the Lt. Governor's Office regarding plant hanger materials known by the State of California to give rats coughs.

Roy and Henry discuss a new travel mug. Roy astral projects his California soul to the Mike Curb Congregation's Crime Ranch. The client is Hasbro's plastic army man toyline for the upcoming 1982 birthday season.

Roy and Henry discuss wine, vitamins, and some Atwater Village skateboarding children whom have skated off the corner of Roy's lawn. Roy reads for the Hawaiian Punch Juice Company's upcoming 1982 radio campaign, to raise awareness of the brand in the aftermath of the complete and total volcanic destruction of the Hawaiian Islands.

Roy and Henry discuss the new hallway waiting area outside Studio 5. Roy visits Triangle Town for some more insights. They record a read for Pillsbury Croissants, the flaky kind that come in that wonderful pressurized waxy cardboard tube.