Who are the three people you'd like to have dinner with, dead or alive? Whomever originally posited this question may not have given any consideration to the likely responses of the dead to the notion of being resurrected for dinner! Another glass...

Joe declares that he's ashamed regarding the quantity of garlic bread that he at the previous night, with leads to a conversation about the crew's dinner eating habits...

Our esteemed newsman, Marshall Phillips, talks his days pursuing his dream to be a child actor during Hollywood's golden era.

Two of the most insidious ear worms are now being used for purposes other than intended. Plus, AI is getting scarier and scarier. And, an Emmys convo segues into an unfortunate hack job.

Jack & Joe examine the plight of Scarlett Johansson, before Positive Sean takes a shot at washboard abs...before this mess devolves into oblivion.

It's wasn't long ago that A&G experienced one of the early Virtual Reality demonstrations. But in the three years since--things have changed! How long until we each have our own Star Trek-like Holodeck?

Will Marshall's Magical Talisman produce a major financial windfall?

Do you really need bureaucrats to powder your bottom? Of course not! During this episode, Armstrong & Getty rail against a new law that's meant to protect a minority group, but does it really? Is it really necessary?

One of our favorite pundits, Lanhee Chen, used a somewhat polite rendering of a commonly used expletive on the show today--one that includes the word “hole”. Which part of this word is the worst to use?

Jack Armstrong talks about secretly placing a note in his son's lunch...with horrifying results! Plus, Joe's daughter has an unusual taste for a certain kind of sammy!