The hosts and Mike Cioffi discuss the logistics of a Pro Bowl party and the potential fire hazard of unattended charcoal grills outside the recording barn. The bulk of the episode is spent handicapping a hypothetical battle between a 'Sharkagator' and a 'Manodile'.
The hosts deal with Tod's obsession with a cooking pot and a fake 'National Pot Awareness Day' before analyzing a disturbing, guttural pickup line provided by Artie. Mike Cioffi joins the show to debut 'The Lotto Minute,' where he provides scratch-off lottery advice and loses five dollars on air.
The hosts discuss a series of bizarre news stories including a pastor threatening his son, a truck driver choking on chili, and a man who accidentally incinerated his car. The episode features a long improvisational sketch with German accents and a segment on celebrity 'problems'.
The hosts record an unusually early morning session, discussing the obscurity of the punk band The Addicts, the release of the Apple iPad, and their failed radio stint in Green Bay. The episode features an extensive listener mailbag covering topics from workplace affairs and DIY merch to hypothetical last-day-on-earth scenarios and detailed travel advice for Las Vegas, highlighted by the debut of Tod Perry's songwriting service for awkward situations.
Marc and Tod explain why there was no show on Thursday, some Vegas recap, who on the cast would be Jesus if the show was depicted as The Last Supper and more.