The world-wide phenomenon that is Tim Tebow’s obsession with prayer has finally hit Dead Air. In other news, Ricky Gervais is a terrible person. There is no joke there; he’s just awful. And while we agree that much humor (or humour, you pretentious British poofters) is subjective, he isn’t.
Let’s play a new game: Is it racist? Yes. Yes it is. In other news, Dick Clark is an animated corpse and Carlos Santana is high as a kite. The government also spent the week killing freedom, outlawing the Internet, and murdering puppies. Go ahead, try to figure which of those things didn’t happen.
Our annual year in review episode reveals that this was a resounding “meh” of a year, epically uninteresting in its blah-ness. Political events were entertaining, television was uninspired, movies were terrible, and the UN declared this the International Year of Forests. Yeah, not much happened.
Some people seem to think that every broken window is a new Holocaust. Well, sometimes the terminology can be forgiven. In other news, some Jewish women seem to think that burkas are the way to go. Warning: This week’s show is dark, but meaningful.
Another Black Friday has come and gone, and we are all feeling just how old and decrepit we all are. In our main discussion, we discuss the futility of life in general, and the hopelessness of ours in particular.
Our annual visit to KosherFest has yielded yet more complaints of greedy attendees and the over-orgy indulgence in free food. Not that we’re complaining. This leads us into a larger discussion of terrible kosher restaurants, of which there are many. But who is at fault, the consumers or the professionals? Both, most likely.
Television is our primary topic tonight – how we watch it, why we watch it, when it’s good, whether it’s bad, and what networks are doing to make sure the quality stays as low as possible.