Roy and Henry discuss the old radio tower atop the V.A.G. studios. Also discussed is an idea for a Disneytime Movie, and they record a court-ordered spot for Rolos - the candy that used to pull your teeth out prior to the addition of a mild caramel-softening detergent.

Roy and Henry talk about shows, dirt welders, and numbers. Roy reads for Ritz Crackers, a product of the National Biscuit and Cookie Administration. Quite buttery!

Roy and Henry discuss pirate radio, the Concorde, the big game, and record an incredible rap time musical ditty of note.

Roy and Henry discuss the Beatnik Bandit, gimmicks, and wine grapes. They read for the Paul Masson Wine Company, LLC.

Roy and Henry are left without any material due to the ongoing 1981 Writer's Guild strike. They discuss the rolling Water Department Curb Box Survey, clipboards, and Roy recounts an Army-times bar fight story.

Roy and Henry discuss the secret Russian conspiracy, very buttery cornbread, and read for Wheat Thins, the health-time cracker of note.

Roy and Henry discuss the sister of Dennis, who may be named Bertie and has an ankle sprain, perhaps a break of that same ankle. Topics include moths, sweet treats, and step stools. They record a phone number for a  mysterious client.

Roy and Henry are sidelined by the Writer's Strike. Roy reads from his work in progress, a terse-as-hell detective fiction manuscript entitled "The Man with the Wool Eye."

Roy and Henry discuss health-time smoothies and next generation pennies while awaiting Teletype advertising copy from New York.

Roy and Henry discuss caramel apple hesitancy, secret passageways, and  read for Walter Disney's upcoming semianimated children's live action adventure-style digital action film trailer of note, starring Jeffrey  Bridges, David Warner, and a lady, I believe.