7 chapters across the catalog
High School USA Satire and Shabbat Traditions
Clips from the animated series "High School USA" on Fox are played, featuring dark humor regarding a murderer wearing a George H.W. Bush mask. Another segment from the show depicts a character explaining the Jewish tradition of Shabbat, the day of rest where electricity is not used for 24 hours. The hosts highlight the show's provocative "O-M-Jew" catchphrase.
High School USA Gun Satire and Marijuana Legalization
Satirical clips from "High School USA" depict a school arming all students with guns for safety. This transitions into a news report on the American Medical Association's stance on marijuana, which remains classified as a dangerous drug. Former Congressman Patrick Kennedy is highlighted for his efforts to fight legalization, citing medical research on the harms of cannabis.
High School USA, Nancy Pelosi, Ted Kennedy
The hosts review a clip from the show "High School USA" involving an Amish sex change plotline. They then play a C-SPAN clip of Nancy Pelosi claiming that the late Senator Ted Kennedy helped pass the healthcare bill from heaven. The hosts mock Pelosi's "unbelievable" rhetoric and the Democratic Party's reliance on her leadership.
High School USA, ADHD Statistics, and Marijuana Risks
The "Clip Blitz" includes a segment from the show "High School USA" about arming students. The hosts also discuss CDC reports on rising ADHD cases and the American Medical Association's stance on the health risks of marijuana.
The show concludes with clips from the animated series "High School USA" on Fox, featuring satirical takes on virginity, George H.W. Bush, and Shabbat rituals. Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak sign off, noting their upcoming schedule changes for the Thursday episode.
High School USA, Fox Animation, Abortion Satire
The Fox animated series "High School USA" aired an episode focused on "choice" and teen pregnancy. The hosts review a clip where a mother reacts to her daughter's pregnancy by calling her a "slut" and then getting excited about buying a "mini purse" for a "gay grandson." They find the satire to be unfunny and indicative of declining cultural standards.
The hosts review a controversial Fox cartoon titled "High School USA," which features crude humor involving breastfeeding and bodily functions. They contrast this "perverted" content with the "educational" propaganda of Teen Kids News. The episode concludes with a final call for listener support and a sign-off from Austin, Texas and Northern Silicon Valley.
