ACS: Michael McDonald
Gina opens with a news story about the bedbug problem in the Big Apple. Adam takes the time to complain about hippies, and Mel Gibson complains about his involvement with The Hangover 2. Adam wants to know when everyone got so uptight about everything, which leads to the final news story about chicks who have less sex when they talk to their fathers.
Larry Miller comes in studio, talking about his drinking memories from Atlanta, and the time a club owner offered him cocaine. He also plays a round of Hypothetical Road Trips, and tries to correct his record.
Michael McDonald joins the show, talking to Adam about their days in The Groundlings and Adam's involvement in a MadTV sketch. They also talk about Michael's experience working as a writer/director/producer for ABCs Cougar Town, and another show that deals with moms and their beauty pageant kids.
Back to the news, Bert and Ernie are not gay. Talking more about children's programming, Adam complains about the Hannah Barbara cartoons. The final news story involves a sleeping competition in Spain, which leads to both Gina and Michael talking about their experiences with sleep apnea. Michael also tells an experience he had while working on a study to help prevent these issues.
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