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It's always great when they get a particularly dumb caller. This is from one of my absolute favorite Loveline calls, when a girl called in to talk about getter her clit hood pierced: Caller:  "I just got my clit pierced. They call it the trunk.Adam:  "What, they call it the 'trunk'?"Caller: "Well, where I'm from they do."Drew:  "Do you mean the hood?"Caller: "No, I'm from Virginia Beach."I wish I could remember which episode it was in.
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TylerDurden posted:Don't do it! Tori Amos is a great guest because Adam only half-heartedly tries to take her seriously. That's most of the reason I like the Gary Busey shows and the episodes with the psychics or vampires. I've lost the mp3, but the show with Gorillaz on 3/6/02 was pretty funny too, even though the band were asses. They made fun of those guys for years afterward. The Aquabats too, although I never got to hear the show they did.
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Yeah, but they also had many guests who thought Drew was just a love doctor.
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Nov 15, 2007 03:09
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Just finished re-listening to another great show. 2005-02-10 (Guest - Jen Schefft) The guest was the star of The Bachelorette. Adam spends most of the first hour explaining how he'd convince her he was Mr. Right.
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Dec 11, 2007 03:56
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Rodney Munch posted:One of my favorite episodes was when the guest was this hot chick from some silly reality show like the Bachelorette or something. Adam starts up about how he has that show totally figured out and that he could make himself so irresistible to her that she would have to pick him. Nemo posted:Just finished re-listening to another great show.
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Jan 19, 2008 01:38
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ElMagoGrande posted:About a plane of boy scouts that crash lands on a island full of pedophiles.
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Jan 29, 2008 05:45
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He pitched Pedif Isle pretty early in 2005 if I remember correctly. I think it might have been when Kelly Hu was a guest, but I could be wrong. Should be close to that timeframe at least. I know he also brought it back later in the year with Eric Balfour, which was also a good show. The Eric Balfour show is great because Adam gets Drew to do some voice acting as the ghost of the cub scout leader trying to inspire Eric's Eagle Scout character to lead the kids away from the pedophiles.
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Feb 8, 2008 21:42
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My favorite bit of Adam and Drew banter was always when Adam would try to relate the caller's problems to Drew's children. It made Drew horribly uncomfortable and Adam just wouldn't let it go. (paraphrased) "Ok Drew, let's say you walk in on your son and his girlfriend having sex, and she's wearing a strap-on. Would you rather walk in on your son getting banged by the strap-on, or going down on it?"
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Mar 13, 2008 04:27
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subscreet posted:I don't remember what show Dice was on but it was a no guest show. Drew basically said "If you're not using birth control and you're ejaculating inside her she will get pregnant." and Dice is just like "...Oh," and then Adam is like "Dice, you weren't a genius before you got into the weed and now you're practically retarded because you're getting baked all of the time," at which point he goes on a rant about weed. Incidentally, the following episode on 2001-06-04 has Dr. Bruce as a guest with Drew still in the studio! About 50 minutes in is the origin of the "My question's regarding my peckah" drop that Anderson pulls out every once in a while. While I'm at it, Drew's accusatory "You're a LESBIAN!" drop comes from 2001-05-17 where Howie Mandel subbed for Adam, but I don't have an exact time for it.
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Mar 26, 2008 23:59
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I'm disappointed that he's out, but he said on his radio show yesterday morning that if he didn't get voted off this week he'd feel guilty because everyone remaining was taking the contest much more seriously than he was. He only really did it to plug The Hammer and to challenge himself in a new way. He accomplished both of those goals, so it's okay that we have to say goodbye. The unicycle was brilliant. His "offensive behaviour" last week was pretty mild. Who could possibly get offended that he implied Mormons wouldn't know anything about prostitutes? I just started listening to his morning show again after a year and a half hiatus. I have to say it's MUCH better now with Teresa and old-phone-screener-Bryan than it ever was with the whole morning zoo he had surrounding him at the start. They get his jokes and play along way better than Drew ever did.
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Apr 9, 2008 22:43
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Jagfire posted:Awesome pictures, thanks for those. But why is Adam's wife ugly?
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May 9, 2008 01:35
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I'm listening to July 2001 recordings now while I'm at work. Over the course of June and July, Drew got it into his head that it'd be a great idea for people complaining of skin problems to send in a digital picture. He's asking kids to send in pictures of their inflamed genitals, and doesn't see a problem with it. It's funny how clinically detached he can be sometimes. 07-02-2001 is a good example. The callers are strange, Drew wants pictures of underage vagina, and a bogus call gets Drew to defend date rape.
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Jun 9, 2008 21:43
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TACS has just as much quick Adam humor and just as many rants as you'd expect, but he gets to talk to a broader audience. People over 29 were frequently either screened out or told to lie about their age when they called into Loveline. Now he can talk to more than just molested stoner teens. Adam won't ever go back to Loveline, and I don't think he should. He's better when he's running the show, and Loveline had too many who-made-you-the-boss types for him to get anything done. Drew was his only ally. The only thing I don't like about TACS is rear end Kiss Rodeo, but thankfully they haven't done that in months. It's great when Drew calls in every once in a while, bringing back to life the guest that is the love the two hosts share for each other.
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Jun 13, 2008 05:46
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Graham Wellington posted:Also don't forget the latest PSA's informing us that 38,000 people a year die from second-hand smoke, compared to 37,000 a year dying from car accidents. Which makes sense, because everyone knows a lot more people that have died from sceond-hand smoke than in a car accident. Drew probably shouldn't have volunteered a diagnosis like that in an unrelated interview, but he's been right about that kind of thing so often in the past I think I'll give him a pass. He was convinced the red head from Sex and the City was playing a closeted lesbian character, and then later it turned out the actress was actually a closeted lesbian.
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Jun 13, 2008 22:43
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Highest Cactus posted:Actually, im pretty sure that it was an Adam-only show. I think you're right, the 5'12" drop came from a Dr. Bruce episode I think. I can't narrow it down any further.
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Jun 16, 2008 00:31
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That drop is used almost every time someone mentions they have a small penis. It was definitely recorded before 2001. Obviously it's used well, because we've had like half a dozen people swear it actually came from a female guest when Anderson dropped it.
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Jun 19, 2008 23:50
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He's been in the studio a few times. I remember once near the beginning of the show's run he was there when Deaf Frat Guy was there, and he totally didn't play along with the character. "Why are you wearing headphones if you're deaf?" "How could he tell what I was saying when he wasn't looking at my lips?" I love Drew.
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Jun 21, 2008 16:12
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Judakel posted:And you could stand the smarmy oval office that was John Henson? Whatever. I love Joel McHale. He'd have been a great replacement for Adam, but I'm glad he's on to bigger and better things than doing a radio gig every night until midnight.
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Jul 4, 2008 02:55
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ChubbyEmoBabe posted:I didn't listen so I don't know if it is a joke call or not but I checked the applicable law:
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Jul 8, 2008 15:03
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Chris left the show of his own accord to go work at a hospital or something. Michelle left Loveline to engineer for TACS, but since she's not around now I assume she was let go.
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Aug 12, 2008 18:00
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The NUMBER FOUR drop is played as part of the countdown during This Week In Rage. Brian also plays it whenever Adam goes a bit too long on a rant during the show, acting like it's part of This Week In Rage as a way to get him to move on to the next topic. I thoroughly enjoy TACS now. The first year was so shakey I stopped listening even before Bonaduce showed up, but they really seem to have found their groove. I don't agree with you guys that Teresa is just a yes-man to Adam. She plays along with him when it benefits whatever bit they're doing, but she also openly disagrees with him about important things. In the end, though, it's not HER show, so she can't just flat out negate everything the cash register says on air. She's the entire reason the show keeps to some sort of schedule instead of being one four hour rant about something Adam started talking about at 6:00 AM. Can't it be good AND not be Loveline, or is Adam only funny for abusing retarded stoner molestation victims?
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Aug 19, 2008 00:25
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Ugh, I can't stand Deaf Frat Guy, and I can't believe Adam is actually working on a Deaf Frat Guy movie. The best DFG appearance was when he was in studio at the same time as Dr. Drew, and Drew didn't play along with him being deaf. "Hey, why is he wearing cans if he's deaf?" "How could he read my lips if he was looking at you?"
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Sep 18, 2008 23:50
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You guys are awful harsh on Teresa. Complaining that she stays engaged in guest interviews and sometimes pauses while collecting her thoughts (which Adam is just as guilty of) seems a little excessive. She's just there to keep the show moving and be a comic foil for Adam. She reacts well when she's the butt of the joke, like the whole "T's V" bit. At least it's not the pandering of Dameshek or the one-upsmanship of Bonaduce.
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Sep 22, 2008 03:18
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Ok, ok, point taken. Still, that only happened on one of DAG's many appearances, and he was putting a lot of effort into annoying Teresa at the time. DAG can be a lot to take even as a listener sometimes, so I can only imagine what it'd be like if he was focusing his mania on you personally.
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Here's the first pitch on YouTube. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=c5cNWVVXlxY There's another pitch later in the year on 9/29/2005 with Eric Balfour that was pretty good. Edit: Found the full episode: 2005-03-07 (Dr. Bruce and Guest - Madchen Amick) Nemo fucked around with this message at 14:56 on Nov 11, 2008 |
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Nov 11, 2008 14:44
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I think it first showed up in the episode where Adam's assistant, Matt, from the TLC home improvement show sat in for the first half hour. Anderson made every effort to let Matt know Matt was gay. That'd be within the last couple weeks of Adam's run on Loveline. Try 2005-10-24.
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Dec 19, 2008 07:07
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Teresa is fine. She's way better than Dameshek because at least she'll disagree with Adam sometimes and isn't constantly up his rear end. Plus, like I've said earlier in the thread, she's the only one that even makes a feeble effort to keep the show moving. Without her we'd be listening to a four hour left turn arrow rant every single day. Adam is best when he has some opposition. That's why he was so entertaining on Loveline when no one around him except Drew was a fan.
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Da_Blorb posted:Thanks. Hearing Drew swear is like finding out Santa Claus isn't real.
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I really hate to keep white-knighting a celebrity I've never met, but the bit you're talking about lasted like two minutes, and Theresa seemed to have a sense of humor about it. Are you the guy that called, or something?
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Jan 27, 2009 01:59
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Adam going back to Loveline would be the greatest thing ever, but it'll never happen. If the show's really completely finished I'll be disappointed. I've really enjoyed the Adam/Theresa/Bryan dynamic over the last year or so. I hope Adam isn't the only one to land on his feet after this.
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Sir Liquid Jerk posted:http://franklinavenue.blogspot.com/2009/02/adam-carolla-to-depart-klsx-971-to-flip.html I'm listening to yesterday's show right now, and they just let Larry Miller win a Hypothetical Question. I think they know the end is near.
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Here's something that wasn't just posted in a Howard Stern fansite: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_blog/2009/02/klsx-going-top.html quote:Beginning next week, new episodes of Carolla's show will no longer broadcast in any market, although it is believed that "best of" shows may air in some territories. Doesn't look too hopeful for an all-podcast version for the rest of the year. At least Joel McHale is on the calendar for Friday's show.
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Feb 19, 2009 03:12
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Alexandr posted:How the hell can anyone DISLIKE Bald Bryan when he's the best drop guy on the planet and happens to know not to chime in unless it's beneficial to the broadcast? Teresa acted like it was her show and didn't know that there's nobody who liked anything she ever had to say, so hating her makes sense, but BB is pretty decent. Alexandr posted:I'm sure someone would if anyone liked Deaf Frat Guy at all. Luckily, that's not the case and nobody will ever go to that effort over such an annoying, ham-fisted attempt at comedy. You live in an odd world of absolutes where everyone agrees with you. Don't get me wrong, I hate Deaf Frat Guy too, but enough people liked him that Adam was considering a Deaf Frat Guy movie (ugh). Also, Teresa is awesome and I'm really going to miss her on the podcast.
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Bryan and Teresa will be on tonight's podcast. Last night's with Drew was way better than the first show. I really hope the momentum keeps building. He needs to get mics for Donny and Lynette too though if they're going to be shouting things from across the room. I can't wait until he works out all the bugs.
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Squiggle posted:You know, I hate Linkin Park, but they make great guests. They seem to love Adam, so its almost like he has a studio audience whenever they're there. The one in 2001 is a good episode, so the 2005 on should be too.
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Mar 5, 2009 18:23
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ace_beef posted:Listening to the Joel Mchale episode, what is the story about his friend Carl that he wont repeat on the air, but had said on loveline and got into trouble for.
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Mar 12, 2009 16:40
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Doug Benson is usually a pretty funny guest. I think he was just having an off night and didn't have a lot to contribute to Ace's topics. You should all check out Doug's "I Love Movies" podcast. He has some great guests like Patton Oswalt, Sarah Silverman, and Paul Scheer. Dana Gould was on it a couple months back. It's only once or twice a month, and it's only 30 minutes, but it's hilarious. I really hope Adam takes Doug up on his invitation to be in I Love Movies.
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Daryl DBD posted:Here's the norm episode in question:
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Mar 16, 2009 22:48
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I think that was actually the first podcast with the new theme. Many of the recent podcasts have been released out of order. I remember the day after Bobcat Goldthwait's show, Adam mentioned Bobcat would be coming on the podcast soon. It's irritating, but I guess they're trying to release certain guest shows closer to the events they're trying to plug.
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I really wish they'd stop releasing these out of order. This was obviously the first episode with the new theme music and Skype calls, but we've been hearing that stuff since Danica Patrick last week. Still, I guess it's not too bad. It's not like this is Lost or something.
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