Ep501 - Annie Leaves Trash Tuesday
March 14, 2024
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Episode 501 · March 14, 2024
Ep501 - Annie Leaves Trash Tuesday
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Ep501 - Annie Leaves Trash Tuesday
Summary
This week we’re still recovering from episode 500 but the show must go on! Trash Tuesday is a show we’ve reviewed before but we’re revisiting it because Annie Lederman is leaving the show. They just said their last goodbyes this week and there’s a lot of speculation about the real reason for the break up. I have my theories and Lucy has an interesting take I haven’t seen anywhere else.
Andy and Lucy are both on the show to discuss pregnant women making it all about them all the time. After baby talk we check in on Sarah Silverman who once made a joke about Paris Hilton. For shame Sarah! Then Joe Matarese had Ray DeVito on his show to find out which of the two knows less about hosting a show. They come up with the worst idea ever and Ray likes it so much he pitches it to Kevin Brennan. Also, Stuttering John isn’t just a buffoon, he’s also a really bad person. Opie is an old man who’s completely out of it. We close with another riveting round of “Who Said It,” check out reviews, and your voicemails.
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