Horribly Perfect

Jim brings the 1983 TV Show "Automan" out of the past to no ones delight. West talks about his love for Boy George, and John D discusses visiting his local record store.

John D takes on the TV show "Laverne & Shirley" without really mentioning Laverne or Shirley at all. However, Oswald the Octopus gets a shout out, and West takes a ride on a satellite.

Horribly Perfect kicks off it's new season talking about the band Wet, Wet, Wet as well as the best in television from July 28,1980.

Cabo the Elf vists the boys and tries to teach them the real meaning of Christmas during this special episode

In this BONUS episode, the gents wrap up feedback for season 3 and preview the topic for season 4!

John D discusses what he hates during the season 3 finale. Also, an update on ads and listener feedback!

In this episode of Horribly Hateable, it's Westy's turn! We also have a big announcements and there is listener feedback!

In the first episode of season three, Jim kicks off "Horribly Hateful" (he thinks). Topics range from hidden t-shirts, the appeal of Huey Lewis, and Westy's Dad's dislike of The Judds.

Join the boys and their special guests for the Summer Spectacular! There's jokes, skits, music, and the reveal of the Season Three Topic!

Jimmy Napalm brings the season to an end reminiscing about Hugh Daily's 1884 season. The boys give their reviews of the season overall, and discuss the difference between Stump Mitchell and Stump Merrill.

John D talks about Martin Brodeur's 2006 season and his love for Chico Resch. West complains about the Neutral Zone Trap, and Jimmy Napalm sleeps and reads viewer mail!

Season 2 kicks off with a new topic! West talks about Pedro Martinez and his 1999 season. If you like discussions about the Montreal Expos and baseball mascots, then THIS is the episode for you!

A preview of Season 2 in which nothing is revealed, but it sound much better in doing so.

Jimmy Napalm closes out the first season with Iron Maiden's song "Iron Maiden". Discussions include wicked cute mopey chicks, Talk Talk, and what Taylor Swift should do for her next album.

John presents "Let's Go Crazy" by Prince, a song that Jim has completely misunderstood his entire life. There's also a weird discussion about elevators and someone named "Dr Fink".

West's selection is the song "More Than A Feeling" by Boston. Discussions include the Rock's family, large afros and being attracted to older cousins.