HOST: Peter Sagal
OFFICIAL JUDGE AND SCOREKEEPER: Carl Kasell
NOT MY JOB GUEST: Dr. Andrew Weil
This Week's Panelists:
• Humorist and author Tom Bodett
• Boston Globe writer Charlie Pierce
• Washington Post columnist Roxanne Roberts
Round 1
Who's Carl This Time?
(Listen)
The boy in the bubble breaks free; The Good, The Bad and The Fabulous; a loving tribute (with a couple caveats) to a
great comedian.
» Music Cue: "Thinking"
Artist: The Meters
Composer: Nocentelli/Porter/Neville/Modeliste
CD Title: The Meters Anthology Label: Rhino Music
Opening Panel Round
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The FBI uncovers yet another threat to the United States and gum chewers everywhere; Superman vs. The Mohel.
» Music Cue: "Superman Theme"
Artist: London Symphony Orchestra
Composer: Williams
CD Title: 75 Years of Film Music Label: Warner Bros.
Round 2
Bluff the Listener
(Listen)
"Super Villains in the News" -- three stories about smart criminals.
» Music Cue: "Law and Order Theme"
Artist: Mike Post
Composer: Mike Post
CD Title: Television's Greatest Hits: Cable Ready Label: TVT Records
Not My Job
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Dr. Andrew Weil plays our game called, "St. Peter Better Not Be Wasting Any of our Money!" -- three questions to honor the passing of Sen. William Proxmire and his Golden Fleece Awards.
» Music Cue: "The Preamble"
Artist: Kid Rhino
Composer: Ahrens
CD Title: Schoolhouse Rock: America Rocks
Round 3
Panel Round Two
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The State Department's tortured rhetoric; And Jeanine Pirro's imitation of life.
» Music Cue: "When You're Hot, You're Hot"
Artist: Jerry Reed
Composer: Hubbard
CD Title: Jerry Reed: Super Hits Label: RCA
Listener Limerick Challenge
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The town of musical fruit; What to get for the tech-savvy geezer on your Christmas list; Another reason not to swat at bees.
» Music Cue: "I've Just Seen a Face"
Artist: The Beatles
Composer: Lennon/McCartney
CD Title: Rubber Soul Label: Capitol Records
Lightning Fill-in-the-Blank
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All the news we couldn't fit anywhere else.
Panelist Predictions
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How will librarians get back at the FBI for snooping
on their libraries?
