Topic: Kenmore

The 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) featured "wearable tech" and curved televisions, which the hosts dismiss as "duds." A specific LG advertisement for "Home Chat" appliances is mocked for claiming people "rush home to turn on the washer and dryer." The segment concludes with practical advice on dishwashers, recommending simple manual controls and plastic interiors over expensive, failure-prone electronic models.

A report on cooking a wild turkey for Thanksgiving notes its pheasant-like flavor and lack of typical "turkey stench." The host praises a double Kenmore oven at "Camp Mofo" but is advised to calibrate the temperature with a thermometer. The segment concludes with a mention of No Agenda merchandise, including "sexy slave" t-shirts and lanyards sold by Eric the Shill.

Technical advice on purchasing dishwashers suggests that plastic interiors are quieter than stainless steel and that mechanical buttons are more durable than digital displays. The concept of "dishwasher drawers" is praised for allowing one drawer to serve as storage while the other is in use.