Topic: Outtake

The "Good News" segment features a story about a calf living in a gun shop as a local celebrity. The show concludes with a series of outtakes and a "Zionist Oppressor" jingle. Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak sign off with their traditional "Adios Mofos" and "Ahooy" before playing the end-of-show music mix featuring clips of President Biden.

The show concludes with a reminder of the "Value for Value" model and a preview of upcoming content on the No Agenda stream. A parody clip features a fictionalized Dr. Anthony Fauci apologizing for COVID-19 restrictions and promoting "boosters for everyone." The episode ends with a "Value for Value" song and final sign-offs from the Texas Hill Country and Silicon Valley.

The segment features a "fake censorship" bit popularized by Jimmy Kimmel, where innocuous words in news broadcasts are bleeped to sound obscene. The hosts critique the laziness of the bit while acknowledging its popularity. This leads to a discussion on the state of late-night comedy and the recycling of content across media platforms.

The hosts play a viral clip of a news anchor in North Dakota (formerly of West Virginia) using profanity on air during his first broadcast. They discuss the anchor's subsequent media appearances on national talk shows following the incident.

Leaked footage of Australian Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd shows him using heavy profanity while struggling with a teleprompter and criticizing his staff. The incident highlights the frustration of public figures behind the scenes and the potential for "political bloopers" to go viral on YouTube.

A rare VHS tape containing eight years of unreleased MTV outtakes and bloopers is being prepared for digital release on Mevio. The collection features various VJs, including Downtown Julie Brown, performing segments that were too explicit or absurd for broadcast. The release is framed as a response to being excluded from recent MTV reunions like the Headbangers Ball and TRL finale.