ACS: Dana Gould
Gina Grad's back with the news today. She talks about Kanye West's recent Today Show appearance, and also Jessica Simpson's latest engagement. Adam also goes on a jag about the absolutely horrible song 'Elvira,' and hears the list of highest paid women in show business. Wrapping up the news, Gina mentions Bill Clinton's upcoming cameo in The Hangover 2, and Adam goes on a rant about gay people secretly trying to piss us off.
Larry Miller comes in studio, questioning Bill Clinton's need for security and commiserating over the horrible 'Elvira' song. They also play a round of Hypothetical Road Trips, where there are no wrong answers and things quickly spiral out of control.
Then Dana Gould appears, getting ready for the upcoming holiday season and prepping for a big comedy tour for next year. Dana also talks about some of his least favorite songs, and helps Adam out for a round of Huell's Jewels where they make fun of a bunch of Huell Howser footage. Before signing off, Adam goes on a huge rant against Hanna-Barbera and Sid and Marty Krofft, and also hears a bit of Mel Gibson news.
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