Today’s song is Jerry Springer from Running with Scissors. Weird Al’s parody of both the tv show and the Barenaked Ladies song One Week.
Can you really made a humorous parody of a song that is already kinda humor filled? Find out on this episode!

Does Taylor Hicks creep you out? Clearly he creeped Weird Al Yankovic out enough to inspire this song that replaced You’re Pitiful on the Straight Outta Lynwood album. Does this song creep you out?

Who doesn’t like Weird Al on a New Kids on the Block track? Well, Steve might not. The White Stuff from Off The Deep End.

A parody of the Queen hit Another One Bites the Dust, Weird Al’s 2nd major hit, and probably the song that truly launched his decades long career. Recorded live on the Dr. Demento show, this song is pure Mad Al.
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Weird Al Yankovic’s early look into angry songs about television. We wanted a little more accordion and Brady Bunch references. What did you think?
Theme Improvised by Anthony Riley
Character Artwork by Bob Kodzis

Weird Al’s tribute to the I Love Lucy show and stars Ricky Riccardo and Lucille Ball. Weird Al without a mustache? What do you think?
Guest Voice: Michelle Wargo
Theme Improvised by Anthony Riley
Character Artwork by Bob Kodzis
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Steve and Charlie dive into a fresh cup of Rocky Road as they review “I Love Rocky Road” from the Weird Al Yankovic album. Did it leave us cold? Find out here!
Guest Voice: Michelle Wargo
Theme Improvised by Anthony Riley
Character Artwork by Bob Kodzis

The classic Weird Al tribute to palindromes and Bob Dylan from Poodle Hat. Good for folks who know Dylan and fun for nerds who appreciate the fine art of mirrored sentences.
For more on palindromes check out the Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin episode at jeffrubinjeffrubinshow.com/episode/876/
Theme Improvised by Anthony Riley
Character Artwork by Bob Kodzis

Today we eat a lot of broccoli and drink a lot of beer, because it’s time for Happy Birthday from Weird Al Yankovic (the artist and the album). A weirdly topical subject because Charlie’s birthday is next week. So happy birthday to him.
One of the earliest Weird Al songs, and one of he darkest, do we enjoy it? Listen and find out.
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Theme Improvised by Anthony Riley
Character Artwork by Bob Kodzis

Truck Drivin’ Song from Running With Scissors. Weird Al Yankovics’s ode to the truck crazy of the 70s, 20 years later. Reminiscent of C.W. McCall or Dave Dudley.
Theme Improvised by Anthony Riley
Character Artwork by Bob Kodzis