ACS: Bryan Cranston
Adam talks a bit about doing work for Dancing with the Stars earlier today, and his interactions with some of the new contestants. He also talks about traveling to Seattle, and how much nicer of a city it is than Los Angeles.
Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston comes to the stage, and Adam talks about driving him to the airport during a wind storm the last time they recorded a show together. Bryan teases Adam for forgetting his Dad's birthday, and they look through some old family photos of Adam and talk about growing up in Chatsworth.
Next up, the world premiere of 'Gay-Eye,' an animated version of the recording where Adam and Bryan created an incredible film idea. They also talk about Breaking Bad, and the recent success of AMC. Bryan talks about breaking into show business, and tells great stories about his work in an episode of The X-Files, as well as guest starring on the series Airwolf.
Teresa jumps in with the news, and reveals the results of the latest Female Viagra. Bald Bryan talks about his Twitter fight with radio personality Tom Leykis, and Adam and Bryan make hilarious chauvinistic remarks throughout. They also discuss the casting news of Freddie Mercury, a woman with werewolf syndrome, and Tiger Woods' mistress turning down an offer to pose in Playboy.
Wrapping up the show, Adam complains about Irish people. Then he jumps into This Week in Rage, where he counts off the top 5 things that pissed him off this week.
Watch 3-time Emmy Winner Bryan Cranston in the hit AMC series, Breaking Bad.
And be sure to check out today's extra Stitcher content, where Donny presents Adam with a special gift from a listener.
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