ACS: Dr. Drew
The news goes into a series of stories revolving around troubled relationships. There's Terri Horman, the woman who allegedly hired someone to kill her husband, and then there's Jake and Vienna, arguing on national television during an emotional breakup. They also talk about Jesse James' ex wife Janine trying to get custody of their kids, and the story of a 91-year-old widow who exhumed and lived with the corpses of her husband and sister.
Dr. Drew steps in the studio just in time to talk about Lindsay Lohan. She's recently been sentenced to 90 days in jail, and 90 days of treatment. Dr. Drew talks about addicts who just aren't into recovering, and agrees with both the judge's decision, and the spirit in which the sentence was given. He says that jail can be helpful, but doesn't necessarily think it will be enough in Lindsay's case. Reminding Adam of his old MTV days, he recalls the time he and Dr. Drew had to fight for bleacher seats at the MTV movie awards.
Teresa asks about casting rumors for the next season of Celebrity Rehab. Dr. Drew says he is on call to start the next season at any time, but even he is unaware of who is actually going to be cast. Adam and Dr. Drew then spend some time talking about their own families. Dr. Drew is worried about his wife's pending empty nest system, and Adam continues to show concern over his daughter growing up to hate him. Dr. Drew is fascinated by Adam's relationship with his kids, and recalls the time his daughter faked a poo-poo to get out of a hug.
Towards the end of the podcast, Adam and Dr. Drew take listener calls to give relationship advice. One caller noticed the girl he's dating has been shown in an 'ex-girlfriends' porn website. Another is concerned about being a compulsive liar. Adam talks about his inability to lie growing up, and hails the glory of medical marijuana strips. Finally, a caller suggests he has a problem dating religious women, and Adam is reminded that cult leaders do it to bang hot chicks.
Listen to Dr. Drew regularly on Loveline, and see him appearing as the doctor on MTV's Warren the Ape. You can also follow him on twitter @DrDrew
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