3 chapters across the catalog
Cultural Influence, "Facebag" and "At the End of the Day"
The hosts highlight the show's influence on popular culture, noting the use of the term "facebag" in a Futurama episode and Bill O'Reilly's recent crusade against the phrase "at the end of the day." The program concludes with a montage of the hosts using the forbidden phrase over the years, followed by a final sign-off and a "knighting" audio mix.
Hillary Clinton Health Speculation, Multiple Sclerosis Claims
The discussion opens with speculation regarding Hillary Clinton's health following a clip from a recent speech where her voice appeared to fail. A medical producer for the show suggests her coughing and physical carriage could be signs of Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or choking on saliva due to motor control issues. The segment concludes with a satirical reference to the show Futurama and the idea of keeping a brain in a jar in the Oval Office.
The hosts speculate that the human species has not evolved fast enough to handle the constant stream of information provided by the internet. They suggest that the network is both the "best of times and the worst of times," potentially leading to a future where people are as disconnected as the "heads in jars" from Futurama.
