Cousin Brandon and Larry revealed their Top 11 Best Movie Endings in the first hour, and then I did my list at the top of the second. We closed the show out with some bizarre news stories and a conspiracy segment on Nestle. N-E-S-T-L-E-S, Nestle's makes the very best... dead babies.
The great James Corbett from The Corbett Report paid us a visit. James talked about his love for the Calgary Flames (long live Hakan Loob), and then we got into the political conspiracies and assorted global shenanigans, including 9/11, the BP disaster, and the enigma that is WikiLeaks. In hour two, Cousin Brandon stopped by to tell us some big news about his living arrangements and to help us with our Top 11 Surprisingly Good Movies.
Our pal Todd Teacher joined us in the first hour to talk about his music and the All-Time Penguins team. Don't forget to check out Todd's YouTube music videos. The Ed made a brief appearance, while water skiing, to pick the order for our fantasy football Draft. In hour two, Larry and I looked at THN's Top 50 NHL players for the 2010-11 season, and then we closed out the show with a conspiracy segment on Pat Tillman.
In the first hour, Security Guy Irv and The Ed mix it up, with The Ed accusing Irv of cheating him in their Ebay dealings. And there's only one place to settle the dispute: the baby fighting triangle. In hour two, Larry and I reveal our Top 11 People We'd Like to Spend a Day With. Clear your calendar, Ms. Fey.
Ace Reporter Jim Iovino made his triumphant return to the show, talking hockey, celebrity chefs, and his incredible softball prowess. In hour two, Bob Fox joined us for a fantasy football preview.
Cousin Brandon joined us in the first hour to do our Top 11 Movies We Haven't Seen. Hour two featured Larry's Big Brother report, The Ed, and a conspiracy segment on the Illuminati's influence on the music industry. Don't forget to check out the visual aids. And say hello to Hawaiian Sophie for me.
The great Dave Dameshek joined us for a "Mad Men" discussion. The Dave also tried to bury the hatchet with our pal The Ed. And don't forget to listen to Daves of Thunder. Because if you don't, who will protect the treasure? I don't even know what that means.
07.08.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
The Ed joined us near the top of the show to discuss LeBum James, the UFC, and fantasy football. We then moved into some NHL free agency talk before Larry previewed the upcoming "Big Brother" season and ranked his Top 11 seasons of the show. Finally, I closed things out with a conspiracy segment on Scientology. All hail, Xenu.
06.30.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
We never did get a chance to talk NHL free agency, as Cousin Brandon joined us at the top of the show to discuss all sorts of nonsense, including Larry's inclusion in the Angrier Alphabet. And then The Ed called in to cry about fantasy baseball. In hour two, our pal Pat Picciarelli returned to give some pointers on how to tell if someone is lying. Great. Now how am I supposed to tell Larry the monologues are funny?
06.16.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
Our pal Sean Leahy, from Yahoo's Puck Daddy, was our guest in the first hour, talking puck, Hell's Kitchen, and the insanity of Entertainment Weekly. Cousin Brandon never showed for hour two, so Larry and I busted out the "Teen Wolf" trivia without him. Thanks, Yoko.
06.09.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
The first hour featured some hockey talk with Matt Diggs, a little conspiracy chatter, and the Top 11 Spider-Man villains. In hour two, UFO expert and paranormal investigator Roger Marsh joined us to talk about space monkeys and his new documentary "Exploring Site 516." Then we closed things out with an update on those wacky Bilderbergs.
06.04.10
The Ed Show
The good news is The Ed's girlfriend isn't seeing another guy behind his back. The bad news is she's seeing lots of guys for brief amounts of time and charging money to do so. If that weren't enough, The Ed's softball career may not be all it's cracked up to be, and he also may have stretched the truth in saying he beat Security Guy Irv in a footrace.
06.02.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
Hockey Finals talk and a tribute to Gary Coleman, including my Top 11 "Diff'rent Strokes" episodes. Someone pass Dudley the wine. And then we closed out the show with a conspiracy segment on O.J. Simpson, who may not be as guilty as everyone thinks.
05.26.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
It was Beatles night. We talked a little hockey at the top, but then Cousin Brandon went against Larry in Top 11 Beatles Songs. I closed things out with a conspiracy segment on whether or not Paul McCartney died in 1966.
05.22.10
Cousin Brandon's Lost-apalooza
Cousin Brandon took calls from his many fans and yapped about "Lost" for nearly two hours before passing out in a drunken stupor. Features appearances by The Ed, Mitch, Larry, and Cousin Dave Dameshek.
05.20.10
The LCS Hockey Radio Show
We talked a lot of hockey at the top, going over the conference finals and whatnot. Then Zippy made his return to the show, and The Ed delivered a pizza. In hour two, Cousin Brandon told stories of his trip to Texas and commented on Larry's Top 11 Worst Songs.
05.12.10
The LCS Hockey Radio Show
It was an awful, awful evening, as Les Grabitants humiliated the Penguins in Game Seven. Tune in to hear two bitter old men cry. We also heard from The Ed, went Around BlogTalk with Rob Van Dam, and closed things out with a conspiracy segment on the dollar bill.
05.06.10
The LCS Hockey Radio Show
In the first hour, Cousin Brandon joined us to talk TV and other nonsense. The Ed even ended his hiatus. In hour two, our pal Pat Picciarelli returned to talk about Joe Pistone, Henry Hill, and all things mafia.
04.30.10
The Ed Show
Is The Ed's hiatus over?
04.28.10
The LCS Hockey Radio Show
In the first hour, we talked playoff heroes and weasels, while also giving some live commentary on the Habs' upset of those filthy Capitals. Suck it, Caps fans. We also went "Around BlogTalk" and heard from Larry's diary. In hour two, Bob Fox joined us to talk some JFK assassination, and he also shared some stories about being a bouncer. He was the best damn cooler in the business.
Be sure and listen to our pal Dave Dameshek's podcast, "Daves of Thunder." This week, Dave and his chum Dave Feeney talk some Benlisberger, hear from Mel Kiper, and welcome back Mitch the Masturbator. Fake radio gold.
04.23.10
The Ed Show
In a shocking move, The Ed announced he will be taking a hiatus from all radio show appearances. Is this the last The Ed Show ever?!?
04.22.10
The LCS Hockey Radio Show
The Ed derailed most of the hockey talk in the first hour, but he did share his thoughts on the NFL Draft, Benlisberger, and other nonsense. In hour two, Cousin Brandon returned to battle Larry in "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" trivia. And then I closed things out with a conspiracy segment on the "suicide" of Terry Yeakey.
LCS Hockey is proud to announce its very own version of NHL '94. Yes, dreams can come true.
04.07.10
The LCS Hockey Radio Show
We never did talk much hockey, as Security Guy Irv, Cousin Brandon, and The Ed all showed up in the first hour. Then we did my Top 11 Favorite TV Shows Right Now and closed things out with Part Two of the Tupac Shakur conspiracy segment. Hit 'em up.
04.01.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
The Ed continued to boycott the show, only managing to call about three times. We talked some hockey, fantasy baseball, "Party Down," and then Larry talked about seeing a little too much of a Donna Summer impersonator. We closed with a Tupac conspiracy. Hit 'em up.
03.31.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
We talked about Stamkos/Crosby/Ovechkin to lead off the show. The Ed called in with his continuing boycott and talked some fantasy baseball, Suge Knight, and even got to chat with his successor, Ronnie. Larry talked about his Saturday night out when he saw a bit too much of a Donna Summer impersonator, and then we finished up with a conspiracy on Tupac. Hit 'em up.
03.26.10
The Ed Show
To make up for last week's abbreviated show, The Ed went two full hours. Topics included the tooth fairy, March Madness, the NFL overtime rules, Donovan McNabb trade rumors, Benlisberger's ongoing legal problems, and some good ol' fantasy baseball.
03.24.10
LCS Hockey Radio Show
We spent the top of the show comparing Kid Crosby and Ovechkin to Magic and Bird. The Ed stopped in cursed a lot while trying to drive to McDonald's. Then we even got a call from Benlisberger, who updated us on his legal situation. In the second hour, Cousin Brandon talked some fantasy baseball and then battled Larry in "Bad News Bears" movie trivia.
In the first hour, we talked NHL suspensions and assorted hockey nonsense, and then The Ed updated us on the Super Deluxe Baby Fights before revealing some interesting facts about the Crosby family. In the second hour, freelance sportswriter and JFK conspiracy buff Bob Fox joined us to talk about the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Green Bay Packers, and the truth about the Kennedy assassination.
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UFO expert Stan Gordon joined us to talk about Kecksburg, a UFO crash in 1965 that has become known as Pennsylvania's Roswell. Stan also discussed some Bigfoot sightings in the area. You can check out Stan's work and purchase his DVD and books at StanGordon.info.
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We talked about the NHL GM meetings and some NHL '94 before a very sick The Ed showed up and played the guitar. Who knew? Then my brother-in-law Miguel took Larry on in some "Mr. Mom" trivia. We closed the show with a conspiracy segment on "The Business Plot."
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We spent the first part of the show discussing the NHL trade deadline, Olympic hockey, a most unusual errand for The Ed, and the draft order for our 30-team fantasy baseball league. Thankfully, our pal Dave Dameshek stopped by in the second hour to discuss the Penguins, reality TV, Apache Chief, and what it's like knowing Don Draper. And don't forget to listen to Dave's new podcast over at AdamCarolla.com.
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We talked Olympic hockey at the top of the show until The Ed arrived and auditioned for a gig in Pittsburgh sports radio. He also helped us figure out the settings for our upcoming 30-team fantasy baseball league. In the second hour, author and former NYC police officer Pat Picciarelli joined us to discuss the Top 11 Police TV shows. He also touched on police books and movies, telling some great stories about "Serpico."
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The Ed talked about his upcoming trip to Texas, took a call from his pal Security Guy Irv, and recapped last week's Super Deluxe Baby Fights.
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Dave Dameshek, Cousin Brandon, and The Ed all made appearances, with Dave and The Ed mixing it up like old times. The show also featured Larry v. Beer, as Larry attempted to drink 10 beers in two hours.
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We tried to talk hockey, but The Ed showed up early and told us how he's going to go 162-0 this season for the Colorado Rockies. Then we busted out a Michael Jackson conspiracy segment, looking at possible connections to Project Monarch and the Illuminati. To close the show, Larry and I played a game of NHL '94, with his Penguins hosting the Mighty Whale.
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The Ed did a special show to share his thoughts on his beloved Indianapolis Colts losing the Super Bowl. Hard to get happy after that one.
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With everybody snowed in, we did a special bonus fake radio show with Cousin Brandon. Larry battled Brandon in Ferris Bueller movie trivia, and The Ed even made an unexpected appearance.
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Despite some early technical problems and plenty of dead air at the start, Yahoo's Sean Leahy joined us in the first hour to talk puck and break down all the recent trades, including Ilya Kovalchuk going to Jersey, Dion Phaneuf moving to Toronto, and Darryl Sutter parting ways with common sense. The Ed stopped by to talk some nonsense, and then we closed out the show with the Marilyn Monroe conspiracy.
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The Ed made his Super Bowl prediction and challenged callers to some Super Bowl trivia. Winners earned a spot in The Ed's will. Enjoy that Tennessee Titans sleeping bag.
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Pat Picciarelli -- author, private investigator, and former New York City police officer -- joined us in the second hour to talk about his remarkable career and to shed light on the conspiracy behind the Son of Sam killings. The first hour was pretty much the usual nonsense.
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Meria Heller, internet radio pioneer and one of the leading voices in alternative news media, was kind enough to join us in the first hour to talk about her career, conspiracies, vegetarianism, and even the New York Islanders. The Ed stopped by in the second hour to make his football picks and dispense some parenting advice. We closed things out with a "Watchmen" review.
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Despite still boycotting the show, The Ed called early and spent 50 minutes yapping about nothing in particular. Larry and I discussed hockey for a good five minutes, and then Cousin Brandon showed up to talk some "Mad Men" and unveil his Top 11 Mad Men characters. That's right. I like Peggy. Deal with it.
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John Hankey, political researcher and filmmaker, joined us in the first 90 minutes to discuss the Kennedy assassination and the death of John Kennedy Jr. Please visit John's web site BushKilledJFK.com to purchase his movies "Dark Legacy" (link is to the earlier "JFK II" version) and "The Assassination of JFK Jr." Gotta support the team. In the final 30 minutes, Larry talked about his obsession with the show "Hoarders." Now there's a conspiracy for you.
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In our annual music review show, Cousin Brandon reveals his best songs of 2009. The Ed attempted to eat his 10,000th Oreo, but The Baby had other ideas. And we closed things out with more 9/11 conpiracy talk, covering Operation Bojinka, Abel Danger, John O'Neill, Operation Northwoods, and the Project for a New American Century.
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It wasn't much of a Christmas spectacular. The Ed called early, so we didn't even talk hockey. The Old Man reviewed another movie, Larry gave his Top 11 Christmas Story Quotes, and I did a few "happy" conspiracies, including Kermit the Frog's mysterious disappearance from Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas.
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We talked a little hockey at the start of the show, and then Larry revealed he's a genuine TV star. The Ed never showed, but my old man called to give some movie advice. The second hour was dedicated to 9/11 conspiracy, focusing on World Trade Center 7, Larry Silverstein, the Pentagon, Operation Cyclone, and Osama Bin Laden.
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In the first half hour, Cousin Brandon and Security Guy Irv were both on the line at the same time, hopefully putting to rest any rumors they're the same person. The Ed closed out the hour delivering pizzas live on the air.
The second hour was nothing but conspiracy talk. First, I reviewed the new Jesse Ventura show, and then I looked at Pearl Harbor and the John Lennon assassination.
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We did a special Columbine conspiracy show with Evan Long, the man behind "The Columbine Cause." It's good stuff. Please do what you can to support Evan's work and spread truth.
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Hockey, Cousin Brandon, "Mad Men" talk, The Ed, and a conspiracy segment on Columbine. Now that's some quality fake radio right there.
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The Ed spent the show shopping at the mall with Franklin. He also talked about the upcoming Super Deluxe Baby Fights.
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The Ed celebrated his first anniversary with a two-hour spectacular. He relived some moments from the past year and took calls from his fans, including Dave Dameshek and Security Guy Irv.
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We talked hockey for a few minutes and then The Ed came on and helped us pay tribute to Ken Ober and "Remote Control." In the second hour, we reviewed some movies and busted out a conspiracy segment on the Skull and Bones society.
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Our pal Dave Dameshek has a new podcast over at AccuScore. Please listen to the show and subscribe to it on iTunes and whatnot. Dave is the best sports talker guy there is, and he's been a good friend to LCS. Support the team. Thanks.
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Rudy Kelly from Battle of California was kind enough to stop by and talk about the Los Angeles Kings and the Wishbone. Lord help me, I love the Wishbone. The Ed got beat up by The Baby again. Larry reviewed the "G.I. Joe" movie. Captain Justice made a surprise appearance. And we closed things out with a conspiracy segment on the Georgia Guidestones.
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We tried to talk hockey in the first hour, but The Ed hijacked the show. In the second hour, Larry and I did our Top 11 Things We Hate, Larry reviewed some "Paranormal Activity" movie, and then I closed with a conspiracy segment on those shady flu vaccines.
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The Ed recapped the recent Super Deluxe Baby Fights, and his pal MJ Martin called in to give an eyewitness account of the sporting spectacular. The Ed also tried to open a beauty school.
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Detroit fan Matt Diggs returned to the show, talking hockey and busting out some astrology. Cousin Brandon made a surprise visit in the second hour to discuss the TV and update everyone on his anger issues. The Ed made two brief visits, we took a quick trip Around BlogTalk, and then we closed things out with a conspiracy segment on "The Men Who Stare at Goats."
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The Ed talked about this weekend's Super Deluxe Baby Fights and set the draft order for his fantasy basketball league. Then he tried to book some hotel rooms for his Invention Convention.
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Sean Leahy of Yahoo's Puck Daddy joined us in the first hour to talk puck. The Ed made an appearance, revealing the top two reasons why Puck Daddy loves hockey. In the second hour, we touched on my dwindling diet, played a terrible song about my girl Tina Fey, and then busted out another award-winning conspiracy segment, breaking down the NWO, Illuminati, and Bilderbergs.
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The Ed reveals the truth about what happened to the lady who cooked his food. And Cousin Brandon makes his first appearance on the show, taking time from his busy drinking schedule to discuss which broad on "The Facts of Life" he'd like to take a run at.
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Not much in the way of hockey talk, but The Ed did sing a glorious NHL song. Larry told a swell ghost story. Then we closed out the show talking some TV, including "Hell's Kitchen" and my new favorite show, "Bored to Death."
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The two-hour spectacular was, well, not so spectacular. But Dick Banks and Skyler the Sass did make appearances. And The Baby beat the hell out of The Ed live on the air. So that's something.
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The fake radio show returned with some hockey talk. The Ed bought some wrenches at Wal-Mart. And then Cousin Brandon stopped by to talk the Angry Alphabet, Mad Men, religion, and David Letterman.
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10.02.09: I'm afraid I'm going to have to take a break from the hockey writing. Between my menial day job and school, there's simply no time for it. Of course, if someone out there wants to pay me to write about hockey, please make an offer. It won't take much.
And really, why even bother after last season? It will never get any better than watching Kid Crosby and the Pens beat the Flyers, Caps, and those filthy, filthy Red Wings to win the Stanley Cup. I have seen the top of the mountain. And it is good.
We'll probably try and keep the fake radio show going. And don't forget to listen to The Ed Show each week. And maybe if I find a box of money or get some free time, I'll write an article or two. Until then, (sunshine) Detroit. Thanks.
