ACS: Johnny Pemberton
Esther's first news story revolves around which TV shows Republicans and Democrats watch. They talk about shows like Amazing Race, Modern Family, and Dexter. The last show reminds Adam of the disturbing billboards here in Los Angeles, and he goes on a huge rant about the backward thinking of LA residents. He also gives a wrap-up about his kids' Halloween costumes, and talks with Esther about a cruise ship full of magicians that broke down.
For today's round of Nerdwalking, the group once again gambles over whether or not nerds will know the answers to some very 'difficult' questions. Subjects revolve around boxers, hockey teams and car terms. Adam also gets in a couple jabs at the Delorean, and teases Seth MacFarlane.
Johnny Pemberton, host of the new MTV show 'Megadrive,' is safe and in studio after a season of filming insane car stunts. He talks to Adam about his most harrowing experiences, and the genesis of the show. The guys also talk about throwing up in airplanes, and Adam tells a great story about Jimmy Kimmel's problems with motion sickness.
In the rest of the news, Esther talks about Vivid's next big porn vid. They also talk about a potential fifth Indiana Jones movie, and Adam rants about the shitty fourth one. There's also talk about the 20 Flirtiest Countries on Earth, and Adam encourages the ladies in the US to get a little sluttier. Wrapping up the show, they talk about Obama's Tranny Nanny, and compare the careers of Bruce Willis and John Travolta.
Watch Megadrive, TONIGHT on MTV at 10:30pm.
And find out more about our guest by visiting www.JohnnyPemberton.com
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In today's Stitcher Extra Content, Adam and Esther talk about the reasons and pleasures derived from sex. Check it out at: http://landing.stitcher.com/?srcid=428
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