In this episode the guys talk about Taylor Swift throwing away her fan’s letters. After that Mark tells us about some advice his father gave him when he was a kid. Plus the guys talk about biker gangs, losers who are volunteer firefighters and not much more!
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This time the guys start off by talking about a lady who found some old VHS porn tapes on the side of the road and thought that they would make for an exciting business opportunity. Cline then tells a story about a guy, who later tried to beat him up, forcing him to let him borrow some CDs. Mark tells his own story of people borrowing stuff and never giving it back. Plus Vikings, Superman creators, Hotline messages and more!
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This time the guys listen and review the hit song Ho Hey by the Lumineers.
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The guys start the show off by reminiscing about the early days of the podcast. After that the guys talk about the different levels of dirty when it comes to a person’s clothes and Cline tells a tale about how a bully once threw him in a mud pit. The guys then fantasize about going back in time and kicking the guys ass. Later the guys talk about Mark’s new friend making site, Loser.com where lots of losers can find other losers to do stuff together. Plus Cline talks about how he is his own hero and no one in the world has the same tastes and opinions as him, which is why he feels he is the perfect human. Cline also talks about the recent and ongoing aquatic deaths and how bad of an aquarium hobbyist he is. Plus a lively debate about the future of automated cars.
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In 1995 after twelve glorious seasons of Murder, She Wrote, the favorite show of senior citizens everywhere, came to a close. After being moved to Thursdays in direct competition with NBCs historically successful Must See TV line up the show lost the good majority of its ratings. At the end of its eleventh season it enjoyed being the eighth most watched television show but would fall to the fifty-eighth in the final season. At this point CBS decided that they were sick of all their viewers dying of natural causes and wanted to start to skew the demographics of the network to the younger crowd and would cancel the show at the end of the 1995-1996 season. In the series finale the shows story line would coincidentally or maybe not so coincidentally cover that same topic. It is clear when you watch the finale that the writers and producers were not planning on this being the finale episode of the series. It runs just as every other episode of the program did throughout the twelve years of being on the air. There would be a murder, Angela Lansbury would sniff around the crime scene and eventually solve the case for the seemingly clueless police detectives. This episode was much of the same and could be the worst series finale in the history of television with the motive of the killer being questionable at best. Luckily for us CBS put out a few made for TV movies of Murder She Wrote in the late nineties and early two thousands so we could all get our Jessica Fletcher fix. Angela Lansbury is still kicking around as I type this so we might luck out and get one more taste of everyone’s favorite whodunit series before she leaves this earth. So get your Netflix ready, call your Grandma and get ready to hit play! From May 16th 1996 here is the series finale of Murder She Wrote with an episode called “Death By Demographics” (Season 12, Episode 24).
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