1:09🔗AdamWelcome to the Best of Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew. Dr. Drew is a board-certified physician and addiction medicine specialist. Don't bother phoning or faxing. Nobody will be manning either machine. We are out. And Everclear is in. Art, Greg and Craig are all here from Everclear. Songs from an American movie, Learning How to Smile is the name of the new CD, which is not out yet. July 11th is when it will come out. But the guys are here tonight, not only plugging that, but doing a little video with us. And also they'll have a follow-up to that CD, which will be out in... Well, when is that coming? It's coming out this year. The tour starts in November, so that'll come out in...
1:56🔗Best OfProbably November. That's going to be volume two of Songs from an American Movie, Good Time for a Bad Attitude.
2:03🔗AdamWhich is, again, the follow-up to the one out on July 11th. Miranda.
2:31🔗Best OfI was wondering if that could affect me being able to get pregnant. I've had unprotected sex. You know how it's supposed to be like 72 hours after your period, you can get pregnant.
2:52🔗Best OfOkay. So I was wondering if that could affect me being able to get pregnant.
2:56🔗DrewYeah. First, the fact that you were exposed to somebody young age, God knows maybe there was an infection or something that went missed. You had symptoms nobody paid attention to because they assumed you weren't sexually active. So it puts you at risk of things.
3:21🔗AdamI don't know. I gotta be honest. I'm exceptionally tired and I hate hearing these stories and I think I try to tune them out or something. I just hear jingle bells and I picture like a snow globe or something whenever I hear the word rape or molestation anymore.
3:37🔗DrewBut the bigger problem is why get pregnant at your age? My God.
4:22🔗Best OfUm, my brother was on the run for a while. He's in jail now for what he did to me. He also did it to other family members, but he's in jail for it now.
5:08🔗DrewAll right, but don't worry about your fertility right now. There's nothing you've told me that leads me to believe that you necessarily should be concerned about that, okay?
5:14🔗Best OfI mean, he also gave me an STD, and that was cleared up.
5:26🔗DrewSo if anything, your tube function can be affected by that. So that's something to look into. If you, in the future, when you're actually trying to get pregnant and have problems for more than, say, six to 12 months, then you get something called a hystereous alpingogram where they light up the tubes and look at them to see if they're working, okay?
6:09🔗AdamIf you talk to your dad, tell him I'll see him in hell, okay? Okay. All righty. Take care. Oh, I can't, I know, you know, it's like, to me guys like that need to be destroyed because there's just no greater example of you being effed up than you doing that to your daughter.
6:27🔗Best OfYeah, but you guys hear this all the time, don't you?
6:40🔗Best OfYeah, and it was happening back when, I don't want to name names. I mean, I've heard it from people who were in their 70s or 80s.
6:48🔗DrewAbsolutely, it's been happening for a long time. But the thing about it is that people who do that will go do that to other children when they're children and then do it to children when they're adults. And so every time it happens to one person, it affects a hundred others.
6:59🔗DrewAnd so it has growth built into it. It grows. And in a culture that lets it grow like this one right now, it's just going wildfire.
7:08🔗AdamThat's right. We're all moving to Canada. Actually, I'm just going to go live in Art's basement studio if that's cool.
7:15🔗Best OfThere's a nice couch down there. Do you like a futon?
7:18🔗AdamOh, a futon. Let me tell you something. I've slept on a futon for like four years when I moved out of the house. And futon, for those of you who don't know what a futon is, it's the world's most uncomfortable sofa that folds out into the world's most uncomfortable bed. Somehow they've done it. This, I'm convinced that the futon is the Japanese paying us back for World War II. It's like, this is what we get for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
7:46🔗AdamRight. No, futon, no, I looked it up once in a Japanese-American dictionary. It means bear trap in Japanese. Yes, they're laughing their asses off over there. They buy futon, fool. They call it the futon over there. There's no one in Japan uses one. They just export them here and laugh like hyenas. Oh, I hate those things. Really, you got to do better in a futon.
8:22🔗Best OfA big pillow probably that had beer stains and other stains all over it.
8:26🔗AdamThat wasn't beer. I got to a certain point where I couldn't unfold it. I had to use a pry bar to get the thing apart. No, my parents, my family was so cheap, they bought me this futon, but it was like a knockoff futon. You know, it wasn't a real futon.
8:40🔗Best OfHow big was your apartment, though? What were you gonna do? Get a bean bag?
8:43🔗AdamI had a, I lived in a garage, but when I moved out, I had a one-bedroom apartment in North Hollywood on Laurel Canyon. I lived with three guys.
9:08🔗Best OfWas your haircut, was that same haircut around at that time?
9:11🔗AdamI was sporting by then, I was sporting the Mr. Brady perm look, you know, basically what I got now, but a little bigger.
9:18🔗Best OfLittle bit of the schlong going on, a little short on top, a little long in the back. Come on.
9:24🔗AdamI didn't have the mullet, but I did have a little of that, remember the romantics, a little bit short on the side, little puffy, little New Jersey look.
10:14🔗AdamNo, I would have gone down that road, but I didn't have any money, so I couldn't. They were expensive. Yeah, those parachute pants weren't free. Ron?
11:28🔗Best OfIf we had it, we would never admit to it.
11:31🔗AdamSo what is that, sexually transmitted disease?
11:33🔗DrewNo, it's urethritis, it's just inflammation of the urethra, and that can be just from mechanical irritation, maybe some cream or soap he's using is irritating it. Maybe it's a prostate infection or inflammation, but it's something you ought to discuss with the doctor because it's something that's best treated because it can get into epididymitis and other things that can bother you.
12:01🔗Best OfBecause it's an infection. And it's really fun on a date, you know? You break that out and it's like there's blood. I'm not on my period, it's coming out of you. But that was back in the drug days. It's good now.
12:15🔗AdamThat's great, yeah, it's like, oh, there's a thousand island on the sheet, honey.
12:53🔗DrewWell, infection, typically, we just take an antibiotic for a couple of weeks. But sometimes epitonimitis can be true with anti-inflammatories too.
13:00🔗Best OfYeah, you get a good buzz off those, dude.
13:15🔗CallerHey, I just had a question for the doc, and then I have some questions for Everett there, dude. First of all, doc, I was wondering, does marijuana affect fertility?
13:24🔗DrewIt can in people that smoke a lot of it. It can reduce sperm count, increase estrogen levels, and it doesn't necessarily do that, but it could affect it a little bit.
13:34🔗CallerI just had a couple of questions for Everett Clear. I just want to say I am your biggest fan here in San Diego, California. You guys rock.
14:28🔗AdamIt's kind of a, I know this sounds cliche, but they seem eager to party in San Diego.
14:34🔗Best OfThey are, man. When I lived up here back in the, well, back long time ago, I used to have a girlfriend in San Diego and I go down there. Had one in Santa Barbara too, which is another party town.
14:49🔗AdamOh, boy. Oh, boy. We got, Drew and I did one of these colleges. We did, you know, UC Santa Barbara, like, was it three months ago?
14:58🔗Best OfHave you been to Isla Vista, like, when school's in session? It's insane.
15:02🔗AdamWell, let me tell you something. I've been down there for Halloween on a few occasions when they block off the streets and they just turn the whole place and it's like, it's really, it's Adam Gamora over there.
15:15🔗Best OfMan, they block off the streets every weekend when school's in session. It's insane.
15:19🔗AdamI was down there three months ago. I'm such an idiot, but we decided, I mean, here's what happened. Drew and I went down there. Okay, here's what happened. The Man Show was going to do one of our famous rider retreats where we get a van, we get a bunch of beer, we get all the riders and all the guys are like 10 guys and we head out and go smoke pot and drink beer and have a good time. In years past, we bring laptop computers and pens and stuff. This year, we said, F it. We don't get anything done, we're just bringing more beer. So we went out there and we decided to go to Santa Barbara because Drew and I were doing a lecture that weekend and we decided to just make a party out of it. So we all went out there, we stayed there. The guys all came to the lecture and heckled us. Then when we were done, someone had the bright idea about going into Isla Vista, going to one of these houses and hitting a party. Let's just have a good time. We pulled this long stretch van into the street. Me and Jimmy got out of the van and it was like, hey, it's man show guys, it's man show. We got back in the van. Before you know it, the van was surrounded by hundreds of crazed college kids and they're rocking it, and they're throwing beer bottles at it. It was like a weird scene. I had a burning tire thrown on me. It was wild and it was funny. Everyone in the van, the thing that was funny is we're like trying, you know what it's like trying to back out one of those super extendo vans on a dead end street that's just the size of a surface street? It's just like a small residential street and you got to do like a 15 point turn to get the thing turned around. Meanwhile, you're surrounded the entire time by drunken people. For the first five minutes, I'm telling the driver, right, three o'clock, easy, easy, easy. But after like 15 minutes of those drunken kids, I got my hand out the way, I'm trying to punch anything that moves, and I'm yelling at the driver, floor it, just floor it, floor it, we'll mow them down like corn. Just go baby. So, yeah, I know that. In San Diego, I used to go there and go to Tijuana and then just go hang out with my friends who went to a San Diego state in the dorms and that is a mess.
17:30🔗DrewUniversity of San Diego, which is a beautiful college in the hill. I don't know how they get anything done.
17:35🔗AdamThey don't. Are you kidding? They go to Tijuana?
17:37🔗Best OfUniversity of San Diego is a little bit more scholastic. San Diego state system.
17:42🔗DrewThat and then UNLV, how would you do with that?
17:46🔗AdamYou're going down to slots of fun and eating 50 cent jumbo dogs and Heineken's.
18:05🔗AdamAll right. Seriously, could you picture yourself at 19 in Ilovista? In Ilovista.
18:11🔗Best OfMan, I was 20 driving up to Ilovista and it was just like this thing is like, I had a girlfriend up there and I go up there basically for sex. So I go up there for the weekends. It was like, I lived in Santa Monica. I drive, you know, what is it, about 50 miles, something like that.
18:29🔗Best OfAnd then, you know, like we'd break up and I'd hook up with her friend. I'd drive up and spend the same, you know, spend a night in the room next door. Nah, it was like, she'd break up with me and go out with someone. It's like Sodom and Gomorrah there.
18:57🔗AdamThey went out, they had a good time, and they just said, F it, I'm gonna work at a surf shop and I'm never coming back. And they're just living there now. So the point is... And we're jealous. Listen, send your kids to Ithaca.
20:25🔗DrewA cancer at your age would be extraordinarily rare from cigarettes. You will get it if you keep smoking, but not at 17. And you ought to see somebody about the sore throat.
20:36🔗AdamArt was telling me before the show you had throat surgery.
20:41🔗Best OfYeah, I had throat surgery last year for my vocal cords. I had notes. I had a lot of stuff on there. The pathologist, the guy who actually looked at the tissue after they sliced it all off, said he's never seen that much.
20:54🔗Best OfBad flesh, yeah. I had a cyst. I had a bunch of calluses. I had three notes. And a really great doctor here in town, Dr. Shnitman took care of me.
21:05🔗AdamAnd how did they get at it? They just go right down your mouth and cut into you?
21:08🔗Best OfIt was funny. It was the first time that I had had anything like a drug in like 15 years, you know, because of the anesthetic, right? And they put the thing in my arm. It really creeped me out because, I mean, it took me back to the day, right? I hadn't done it. And I was sitting there. And the guy's like, OK, usually people pass out around 98, 97. And I was like, 83, 82, 81. And I'm like, just buzzing. I look at the guy and I go, 80? Bye bye. It was like I woke up and my mom was there. And I came out of the anesthetic. And one eye was going in one direction. The other was going in another direction. And she hadn't seen me look like that in about 15 years. She started crying. But it helped a lot.
22:45🔗AdamIt's great. Easy, champ, easy. The scar, it started there and went all the way down. It goes like that. And the point is, I just remember you fall asleep and then you wake up and you're like, when are you gonna do it? And they're like, go home. Isn't that great?
23:01🔗Best OfWell, you know what the hardest thing about this wasn't, it's not very funny, but it was like, I had to go home and you can't talk for 10 days. Can't use them for 10 days. And my daughter would just look at me and cry because daddy couldn't talk to her.
23:19🔗Best OfWell, no, she could read, but this was over a year ago. And I mean, they grew up so much in a year. But last year she could read a note, but she was just like, she wanted me to read to her. We were in the middle of reading The Hobbit, and she just was really, really hurt by it. So every time she'd see me, she'd come up in school and go, daddy! I'd start crying. I just felt really horrible. I was like, honey, don't cry. And you're not supposed to even whisper. It does even worse.
23:48🔗AdamOh my God. I would go nuts if I couldn't complain. That's not, I don't look at it as not talking for 10 days, or as not complaining for 10 days.
23:57🔗AdamSee, I'd want to complain about not talking. That'd be number one on my agenda. All right. We'll take ourselves a little break. Everclear is here, and we'll be back with them and you after this.
24:46🔗AdamYou're listening to the Best of Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That is Dr. Drew. Coming up, the cast of the 70s show, Laura Prypan, Topher Grace, and Wilmer Valderrama.
25:04🔗AdamThen everyone's happy. Laura Prypan is here, also Wilmer Valderrama and Topher Grace. All from that 70s show. Monday night's eight o'clock on the Fabulous Fox, which is, boy, I tell you, it's really football and Malcolm in the Middle and God knows, Simpsons and all that good stuff. It really is.
25:26🔗AdamIt's really making quite a surge here in the last couple years. And the Family Guy show I enjoy. That's on Fox, too, right? Yeah. What the hell's that on?
26:57🔗AdamOh, that's all right. Don't worry. That'll spin out of control in just a few short months. 13. Wow. I see. I didn't start until I was 16 years old. I've been, wait a minute. Listen, Anderson, you're lucky I squeezed one off before I came out here tonight. Otherwise, I might not be able to control myself. I have a Pavlovian response when I hear the Taboo 2 theme. All right. Jennifer?
27:42🔗CallerOkay. I've been depressed lately. I have history of bipolar disorder in my family. And my mom has it and my grandma and everyone has it. And I've been on Prozac and everything but the hard like lithium and all that junk. And I just want to know if I'm doing the right thing.
28:10🔗DrewAre you doing the right thing to be on medication like that?
28:13🔗CallerYeah. It's making me like a zombie. I can't function. I mean, I write, I do poetry all the time and I can't even do that. I can't do schoolwork. I'm just, I'm bored.
29:08🔗CallerThey're not treating me. They just have depression and to work out of it, you know, get sunshine and I do that.
29:18🔗DrewJennifer, look, all we know is that you have a profound genetic history in your family for disturbances of mood.
29:24🔗AdamWell, also when you're raised by depressed people, you get depressed too. I mean, even if it's not a genetic thing.
29:30🔗DrewIt's true, but they all have bipolar and bipolar does seem to be genetically carried, whether or not you're raised by the folks or not. At this point, you're manifesting the depressed piece. Whether or not you'll ever actually have the manic part remains to be seen, but for now, this depression sounds rather profound.
30:06🔗CallerSo she's like, you baby, you can handle it, you know?
30:10🔗AdamSo she's not taking any medication or anything, your mom?
30:14🔗CallerMy mom, yeah, she takes Sarazone to sleep, but that's fun, and during the day, she... I don't know, she's really different. She has mood swings and...
30:21🔗DrewWell, Sarazone is a pretty powerful medicine, but again, if you have mood... Ability problems, I understand, but she should have moved stabilizers. That works so much better than just antidepressants with this disorder.
30:32🔗AdamTalk to your doctor and use an interpreter or something.
30:36🔗DrewOr change doctor, get somewhere, get some help.
31:33🔗DrewI go in every day. Every day? Every day.
31:35🔗AdamJust to collect the money and then you leave? I go in every day.
31:38🔗DrewBut there's a bunch of kids just like Jennifer that get support from those chats. In fact, she sounds exactly like someone I was talking to last night.
33:05🔗CallerI was kind of screwing around with my wife the other night and I was fingering her and pulled my hand out and kind of asked if something looked like cottage cheese all caked around my fingers.
33:54🔗AdamAll right. I think women like that. I'm not a big fan of that. To me, it's like getting something out of the disposal, you know what I mean?
34:04🔗CallerYou don't want to be messing around with that.
34:05🔗AdamYou got a good idea of what's down in there, but you're not quite sure. You don't know what's left over from last time. You know when you got to go into disposal, you always get the feeling. You think, well, listen, I know it's just some... When A can turn on, oh, yes, that has happened. Bend a spoon.
35:22🔗Best OfOkay. My teacher, she just left to Los Angeles over the weekend. I'm so nervous. You could probably hear me shaking. But okay, she told her husband that she was going to meet with some friends, and they're just like going to have some drinks, and like just go to a strip joint or whatever. But she met a guy over the Internet, and she's going to meet him there. I don't know if I should tell him that, tell him.
36:30🔗AdamJust listen, you retards, all this Sagittarius side. It's a big crock of crap. You know, you know, you know, you know, these people, it's like they study the signs.
36:40🔗Best OfThey go, oh, please, there's a lot of things like you need to learn how to manipulate a situation so you get a lot of knowledge.
36:46🔗AdamListen, quiet down over there. Hey, like, first off, like, it makes a difference what month you were born in.
37:17🔗AdamAll right, all right. Drew is a Virgo. What is that?
37:21🔗Best OfThey like to think that everybody is proper and well-educated. So he doesn't, that's why he doesn't, he's not very opinionated on sex and, like, he doesn't like to grope at the girls when they're on the show.
37:31🔗AdamAll right. Well, I'm a Gemini. What's that make me?
37:34🔗Best OfThat makes you, they say that you guys are the most intelligent of all this.
37:38🔗AdamWell, finally she's talking sense here. Now listen, I know this is nonsense.
37:44🔗Best OfMr. Moonsign is gorgio, so that makes you overly sexual.
37:48🔗AdamSince it's whacking off a lot, make you overly sexual. Listen, this whole, like, you're Gemini, you have two personalities. Drew, I have half of one personality, right? Barely a half. I have like a third of a personality. I don't have two.
38:03🔗DrewSomebody stole the other one and a half.
38:04🔗AdamThat's right. There's some goddamn Gemini out there with three and a half personalities. All right. Listen, you're nuts and your sister's a little wacky too. Now, what happened to you two?
38:49🔗DrewIs he not available in the way she needs him?
38:52🔗Best OfI think that they're both looking for different things in a relationship.
38:56🔗DrewThey're married with a kid. They're married with a kid.
39:00🔗AdamAll right. Hold on a second. Here's all we're saying. When a woman who's, what is she, 23? The sister. She's 23. She just got married pretty much. She just has a new child and she's getting on a plane and heading out to LA to bang around with some guys she met on the internet. That smacks of something wrong in a big way. That goes against nature. It really does for a woman, especially young woman, especially just married, especially with a young child.
39:29🔗DrewThe young child piece is where it's off the chart.
39:31🔗AdamSo something's really broken in her. Now, maybe if the guy's being abusive, maybe if some good looking guy blows into town and they're having some drinks or something, but not getting on a plane heading from Sacramento to LA to hook up with some fantasy man on the internet. I mean, something is really wrong with her.
39:49🔗DrewYes, or this relationship, like profoundly disturbed. Right.
39:53🔗AdamAnd Selma wants to rat around, but I think, Selma, why don't you just talk to your sister?
40:43🔗Best OfI am not nutty. Am I nutty because I love you so much?
40:45🔗AdamOh, wait a minute. Now she's back. Good save.
40:50🔗DrewYou've rationalized everything. We say something about your sister and you have an explanation for it. You're not a clinically trained person.
40:57🔗AdamShe was born in March. She's allowed to go chase a penis all over the country. Kid rots back in Sacramento. All right, we're going to take ourselves a little break and we'll be back after this.
41:44🔗AdamIt's Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. That would be Dr. Drew over there. Phone number 1-800-LOVE-191. Our guests tonight are from That 70s Show, Monday Nights, 8 o'clock on The Fabulous Fox. Laura Prepon is here, Wilmer Valderrama and Topher Grace, all from the good looking young portion of the cast. Drew, you'll be glad to know that I won a small victory for all people that are upset about the gift certificates today.
42:23🔗AdamYes, people don't know that. But I have a big beef with the gift certificates because, A, I don't like the idea that you can spend 100 bucks for a gift certificate and then it can expire in a year when the company-
42:35🔗AdamStill has 400 franchises. That doesn't make sense to me. Then there's a part about they will not give you the change. If you got a 100 dollar gift certificate, you spend 95 bucks, they don't give you the five bucks back.
42:47🔗CallerThey give you a five dollar gift certificate?
42:49🔗AdamThey just credit it or something, but you got to go buy another CD and then plop down another 12 bucks to use up that gift certificate. So each year, the fabulous producers of Loveline, Stone Stanley, give us a gift certificate to Barneys of New York, which is bizarre because I would never- I didn't even know a place existed. To me, nothing- there's Montgomery Wards, there's JC. Penney's, then Sears, and that's when it stops, and maybe May Company, but I don't get any higher than May Company. There's Bullocks, Broadway, Saks Fifth Avenue, and if you keep going, you'll get to Barneys of New York. I was at Barneys of New York two years ago. They give us one of these every year, and a guy was wearing a leather jacket. He worked there. He said, You like this, Jacks? Yeah, it's nice. I might look into that because I felt like I had like a 500 or $1,000 gift certificate. How much is that, Jack? $3,700. Are you nuts? You're working here. How much are they paying you? So I went down to the outlet, Barneys of New York out in Camarillo today because you spend $800 in gas, but you save $145 out at the outlet store. I charged, I got it up. I had $1,000 gift certificate. I got it up to $987.24.
44:15🔗AdamNo, but just random. They said, all right, you got $12.26 to play with. I said, no, I'll be taking that in cash. They said, no, we don't do that. I said, yes, you do. They said, no, we don't. And I said, listen, you got $1,000. I spent $987.24 of it. That's it. I want my 12, God damn 26. No, I'll tell you what you do. You go buy two pair of socks for $7 each pair, and then you give us $1.50. And I said, no, no, here's your options. You either find me something that's $12.26 exactly, or I want my money. And they're like, we don't do that. Yes, you do. I pick up that phone and call corporate headquarters or whatever. I got on the phone with the person. It took me an hour, but they gave me the cash. Oh, yes. Yes. What a victory. A victory for all the little people who shop at Barneys of New York.
45:17🔗AdamIt went down. It went down, which is I just told them no f in way. No way. Somebody spent $1,000. They gave you $1,000. I want my $12.26. I don't give a rat's ass about your policy. If you give me a hard time, I will talk to these people who probably spend 20 grand on gift certificates every year. That is Stone Stanley and I will convince them to- Order them. I will order them. Thank you, Drew, not to give this out and then they won't. I'll talk to them and I'll make it painful. They said take the money.
45:50🔗CallerYeah, that really hurts for them. We'll guess what you just said right there.
45:55🔗CallerYeah, and actually this really hurts them because it's a nationally syndicated show.
45:58🔗DrewYeah, thanks for mentioning their name too.
46:13🔗CallerYeah, I heard that if I pierced my clay, it would make me orgasm faster. But it's not. It's like having reverse effects. So I can't orgasm anymore.
46:24🔗AdamWho did it? You had a professional do it?
47:18🔗DrewHe went to least 12 years of training. That's good.
47:20🔗AdamThink of me as a gynecologist who rides a moped, lives at home and smokes while he works.
47:26🔗DrewThink of me as a gynecologist? That's like misrepresentation.
47:30🔗AdamYeah. Okay. Think of me as a gynecologist. I'm going to use that line. Oh, the ladies. Ladies, calm down. Think of me as a gynecologist. Now hold still.
47:41🔗CallerSo, I don't know. Should I take it out or?
47:44🔗AdamThink of my penis as a tampon. That's the line I'm going to use.
48:17🔗AdamAll right, get rid of it, you screwball. What the hell's wrong with everybody? All right, we're going to have a guest from that 70s show tonight. We're going to take a quick break and we'll be back after this. Welcome back to the Best of Loveline. I'm Adam. That is Dr. Drew. The Family Guy is a animated show on Fox that I really do enjoy. Only second to The Simpsons.
49:28🔗AdamAnd the creator and voice, or voices behind a lot of the show, Seth MacFarlane came in here along with an old friend, Alex Borstein, who I know from Mad TV, and before that, the Acme Theater. Actually, she's married to a good friend of mine. So, we're going to take some calls and they're going to do some voices. Tonight, our guest is Alex Borstein and Seth MacFarlane, both from the Family Guy, one of my favorite shows.
50:02🔗AdamSeth, let's see, I'll get everyone caught up here. Alex, you know from Mad TV and other endeavors, Alex and I go way back, probably a good seven, maybe eight years now from the Acme Comedy Theater, where we met her husband, which sounds strange, because when I picture her husband, I picture him smoking on a 10-foot novelty PVC fashion ball that took four men to operate with a shopping cart in his bedroom and living on the third floor, fourth floor of an apartment in a shopping cart in his bedroom filled with dirty clothes.
50:58🔗AdamRight. Peter the Family Guy and Stewie being the young infant who's gonna take over the world. And then there's Brian the dog. And I'll tell you, and this isn't ass kissing because I did an episode recently and Drew and I contributed to one a couple months back, but this is one of my favorite shows. It has been since it's been on and I laugh out loud at it.
51:26🔗DrewYou know your receptionist there, Judy, is that her name?
51:43🔗CallerJust said shoot me. That sounds like her mom.
51:47🔗AdamI find the show, I'm a sucker for this because I've always loved The Simpsons, but it's laugh out loud for me. It's very irreverent and it makes fun of everybody. It has a great, great edge to it. And I really, really enjoy this show. By the way. I'm going to cry.
52:12🔗AdamI really am. I'm just a tremendous fan of it. And Seth, so you created the show. And what were you working on before this? I mean, how did you get this one in?
52:23🔗CallerI spent about two years working for Hanna-Barbera, the classic cartoon studio over there. And I worked on this pilot while I was there and pitched it to Fox. And what happened was they said, all right, we'll give you a small budget to produce a pilot. So it basically meant spending six months animating this thing at home and pitching it to him at the end of six months, showing him the footage. And they bought 13 episodes. So it was relatively fast, I guess, by some standards.
53:10🔗AdamReally, he does seven-eighths of the voices, or I should say four-fifths of the voices, and produces the thing, and the characters then are yours. I mean, you drew all the characters.
53:23🔗DrewAdam, you should be ashamed of yourself, calling yourself a genius.
53:28🔗CallerOh, God. Can I tell them what you did for us? Can I? Sure. What the hell? Rarely do I laugh out loud. It's, you know, we work these long hours. Adam came in and did the voice of death for an episode that we just recorded, and this man is hysterical. Let me tell you.
53:57🔗DrewWhen you kill an audience, it has a different meaning.
54:00🔗AdamI do it with a sickle. And when will that air? Because I have done a lot of shows, and I've had some success, but this would be the biggest feather in my cap since Space Coast.
54:13🔗CallerSpace Coast, Coast to Coast? Oh, yeah.
54:28🔗CallerI have never figured that out. I've never done the math.
54:30🔗AdamSo 33 weeks is like six and a half, six months, something like that?
54:34🔗CallerSomething like that, yeah, yeah, at least.
54:37🔗AdamI'll tell you, I love this show and I hope I'm around to see it. Alex, now, so I did this with Seth last week and then the week before, Alex came over and helped us by doing the voice of Rosie O'Donnell who was trapped in the well.
55:02🔗DrewI actually watched Loveline for the first time in about six months and saw another one of your genius inventions, which was displayed, or at least discussed on the show, which was the projection screen for love making, where you project television onto a woman's forehead.
55:31🔗AdamMy partner, Jimmy Kimmel, when we were in Aspen, he opens up a Hollywood Reporter. It says, what the hell is the guy's name who plays the Hey Vern guy? Jim Varney. Jim Varney dies at age 50. He died? Yeah, he died. He died? He died like three weeks ago. My partner shows me the obituary and he goes, Ernest goes to hell and starts laughing like a mad man. I hope none of his family is listening to him. All right, the family guy. Support this show. It's one of my favorites. Leah?
56:10🔗Best OfWell, I've been trying to use the rhythm method and I've been doing some reading on it and I read that multi-orgasmic women is less dependable. Do you know anything about that?
56:23🔗DrewI wouldn't rely on it for anything, no matter what.
56:26🔗Best OfThis is from the Planned Parenthood book. It was written just last year.
56:29🔗DrewThat may be true. I just wouldn't rely on it. I'm not entirely clear why that would be the case.
56:34🔗AdamWell, I think that it's one of those things they put in there just because they figure you're the type is going to be using it more than anybody else and we're going to try to dissuade you the best way we can.
57:03🔗AdamAnd how, I mean, you can get real scientific about it if you start measuring temperatures and things, right?
57:11🔗Best OfYeah, there's a lot of different ways and you can dab your finger in your goo and see what color it is. Your goo? That's supposed to be another way.
57:17🔗CallerOh my god, mom. If you have goo, there may be some other issue.
57:21🔗AdamYeah, but there's not much science behind this.
57:27🔗DrewWell, she does. It's unreliable. Why don't you use a more reliable means?
57:32🔗Best OfI'm going to try orthotriphyclinic next time. I was on triphasol and it was fine for about a year, but then it was, I was dried up. I had no sexual response, which is really strange for me.
57:42🔗DrewWhy not use some, why go back on a triphasic then?
57:57🔗AdamAs far as your googos, do they have like a color wheel or swatches? How do you know what to compare it to? I mean, would you want to hold it next to a paint chip or something?
58:08🔗CallerIf you can spread it on a ritz, then it's time.
58:11🔗Best OfThey say that if it's clear and if you can stretch it between your fingers, that's your most fertile time.
58:18🔗DrewIs that the spin bark height? Do they call it that?
58:20🔗AdamSo if it doesn't do that, I mean, if you fling it against a chain link fence and it makes it to the rung under it without breaking, that means no getting bent over the teeter totter.
59:19🔗AdamOh, I see. Oh, well, erect. Well, please. I mean, 14. Yeah, I was like nine and three quarters at 14 erect. Yeah, I thought you were talking about flaccid. Oh, you're talking about erect. Yeah, that's different. Yeah, that's average.
1:00:26🔗AdamAnd I'm kind of freaked out. And I know people think it's funny, but I'm pretty serious about this. I don't want it to get in the way. Then we'll believe you. But if you just go 10, flaccid especially, it's not quite as believable.
1:01:08🔗AdamI wanna know. Here's all I've said about Seth, the name Seth. Once in a while, when we do these college tours, I've been known to do my gay aptitude test because a lot of guys don't know if they're gay and I decided to quantify it. And so it works on a point system. You know, if you have shoes with tassels, give yourself five points. If they have buckles, give yourself, you know, ten points. What are some of the other ones? If you've named your own penis, deduct ten points, a very masculine thing to do. But if you've named it Seth, then add 15.
1:01:42🔗CallerOh man, I'll figure that one out on the way home.
1:02:07🔗CallerWell, there is one guy who is 24, and then another, he was about 28.
1:02:13🔗DrewDo you do anything with these attractions?
1:02:15🔗CallerWell, one of them, yes. The other one, no, but-
1:02:18🔗DrewSee, we don't really have any problem with you being attracted to older guys. We don't understand why that would be the case. The problem is the guy that would respond to you having overtures toward him is the problem. The guy that would engage with you is a disturbed guy.
1:03:34🔗DrewYou'd rather be attracted to people your age?
1:03:36🔗CallerBut I'm not. So how can I change that?
1:03:39🔗AdamWell, why don't you go to Allateen or something?
1:03:41🔗DrewI've been doing, yeah, Allateen is a great way to do that. That will settle some of these impulses down. And how about sort of looking at what you're doing and stepping back from it and making better choices? Just because you have those attractions doesn't mean you have to act on them.
1:03:53🔗Do you socialize with people your own age?
1:03:55🔗DrewOh, yeah. And understand where these attractions come from. They come from the unfinished trauma that your dad has inflicted, the lack of availability, the need to sort of reconnect with somebody that reminds you of him. Okay.
1:04:08🔗AdamAll right. You're liable to get caught up with the guy who does some drinking, too.
1:04:53🔗CallerYou know, Lois is rather a pain in my ass. I sometimes wonder if all women are this difficult. And then I think to myself, my God, wouldn't it be marvelous if I turned out to be homosexual?
1:05:10🔗CallerStewie with a Stewie with a bad, bad side.
1:05:12🔗AdamOh, I love that. And it is just just just a quick shot of Peter so people can realize. Quick shot of Peter. You got to give me a quick shot of something else before I give you a shot of Peter. It's like a different guy.
1:05:26🔗DrewYou should be ashamed of yourself. That is talent.
1:05:30🔗AdamI do me. I do me tired and me extra tired.
1:05:33🔗CallerYou do it beautifully. You do it beautifully.
1:05:38🔗AdamYou're forty six. Oh, what's up with you?
1:05:43🔗CallerI just wondered if you'd pull on your penis that you would make it maybe longer.
1:05:51🔗AdamSure. Temporarily. You know, and then you let go and snaps right back. Hang it from the window shade.
1:05:58🔗CallerHang it from the parallel bars or something?
1:06:00🔗AdamYeah. Oh, hold on, by the way, I got to talk to Seth. There's a few things that are missing from today's sitcom and or cartoon. I'd like to see you work on some upcoming script.
1:06:32🔗AdamOkay. Remember in 70s sitcoms, maybe even 60s, Bewitched, ones like that, Brady Bunch. They'd be cooking, Alice would be cooking a souffle at the beginning of Act 1. The kids would come running into the kitchen and slam the door and she'd go, Oh my God. Oh my God. She turned the light on in the oven. The souffle has not fallen. In Act 2, someone would break a vase and she'd go running to the oven. The souffle has still not fallen. But by Act 3, something would happen. That souffle would go down.
1:07:07🔗DrewA flea would sneeze and that would do it. A tiny event would take it down.
1:07:26🔗AdamYeah, like when people, like again in Brady Bunch or whatever, when they go, you Benedict Arnold.
1:07:32🔗CallerThat always struck me as the most ridiculous thing in the world that he was ostracized by his classmates, Peter Brady, for playing Benedict Arnold in the class play.
1:07:41🔗CallerCan you actually see that happening?
1:07:43🔗AdamThey not only made one of their characters play Benedict Arnold in play, but there's many other references to Benedict Arnold, and not only the Brady Bunch, but in many sitcoms from the 70s.
1:07:53🔗DrewAnd so many, they decided to dedicate an episode to it.
1:07:56🔗AdamRight. And now, you never see Benedict Arnold comedy anymore. So, I'd like you to bring that back.
1:08:01🔗CallerThe days when kids talk like a 50s government propaganda film.
1:08:06🔗AdamAll right. So, Souffle humor, Benedict Arnold humor. Oh, one more thing that's missing from sitcoms. You know, when they get an argument, like the two people sharing the room or sharing the apartment, so they go, fine, fine. Well, it's half my apartment. Well, it's half my- Well, let's split it right down the middle. They take that tape and they go right down the middle of the apartment. Sure enough, the one guy whose idea it was has to use the bathroom immediately. Well, you can't use it because it's on my side. Can you work that in?
1:09:18🔗AdamWhat about those people that hang weights off it and get that length?
1:09:22🔗DrewYeah. You can certainly stretch out the soft tissues. Then when you get an erection, what you have is the erection you had before, now with like a little soft elephant trunk.
1:09:30🔗AdamSounds like you pull the tube sock halfway off your foot.
1:09:33🔗DrewYeah. A little elephant trunk hanging off the tip.
1:09:53🔗CallerIt's the first time I've been on radio. Are you, yeah. But anyway, did you hear about the news about the lady that had the largest breast in the whole wide world?
1:10:14🔗AdamSomebody brought that to my tension today at my desk. How old was she? I don't know how old she was. Her breasts were four and a half years old, though. I don't know how old she was, but she died. She was 30. Thirty? Yeah. You hate to see that happen.
1:10:29🔗CallerThey said on the radio that she might have got suffocated.
1:10:32🔗AdamOh, please. Don't mock the large breast in, please. Daniel, you're 46 years old.
1:11:25🔗AdamAll right, Daniel. You keep going to work, keep pulling your penis, keep your feet on the ground, keep your head up in the clouds, and keep your penis attached to some device that stretches it.
1:11:37🔗CallerI just want to watch your time schedule there. My... where I'm at is...
1:11:46🔗AdamAll right. I have no idea. All right. The beauty of me and Drew is we're on in, I don't know, 65 cities. We couldn't tell you... We couldn't tell you 10 of them.
1:12:04🔗AdamYou know what? I think it's the biggest yank off in radio. These guys, they get a syndicated show and they go, Tupelo, you're on the air. West of the Rockies, you're on. And they'll tell you who and where everyone is calling from constantly and then it just becomes this sort of prerequisite when you do a national radio show to talk about where everyone is calling from. But our thing has always been who cares where they're calling from and we don't know and it doesn't say up on the screen and once in a while it comes up but it just seems like they're kind of yanking themselves off.
1:12:37🔗CallerI don't think you're going to go small penis. Ohio, well, there you go.
1:12:41🔗AdamYeah, I got a urologist friend of mine who's living out in the Buckeye state and he could probably swing by. Eric?
1:13:14🔗AdamVery smart, Drew. Drew made, even though it was half a joke, it was still considered an attempted comedy. I'm going to give you credit for that, Drew.
1:13:32🔗This is Loveline, 1-800-LOVE-191. We'll be right back.
1:14:09🔗AdamWelcome back to the Best of Loveline. I'm Adam Corolla. He is Dr. Drew Darryl Hammond from Saturday Night Live, the guy who does Every Voice Under the Sun is in tonight, and he's endlessly amusing.
1:14:55🔗CallerYeah, and I practiced trying to learn how to be a jock. It was terrible. Where at? Vero Beach, Florida.
1:15:02🔗AdamWhen you said, did it once, you mean for a few months?
1:15:05🔗CallerYeah, for a few months, and I was really bad at it.
1:15:10🔗AdamWas it always a goal of yours to get on radio?
1:15:14🔗CallerI wanted to do voices for a living, and so I needed a recording studio to make my tapes, and I needed to make a lot of tapes to send out a lot. So I got an overnight position first pushing buttons, and then later actually doing the weather, and then actually being a jock.
1:15:34🔗AdamAnd what were some of your earliest impressions of voices? Were they voices or were they impressions?
1:15:42🔗CallerI did Pee Wee Herman. That was like one of my first ones, Eddie Murphy, you know?
1:16:15🔗AdamWhy is it so funny? There's something that's so inherently funny about that. If, you know, Paul Rubens was sitting here doing it, I wouldn't be laughing. But if someone who's doing it and sounding like 99 percent of it, it's hysterical. All right. And what about a little Eddie Murphy?
1:16:33🔗CallerEddie Murphy. I met Eddie Murphy once and he came up to me and he said, I just want to say your stuff is freakish. That's what he said. Your stuff is freakish. But the way he said it was he goes, and then he laughed. He did his laugh. So he said it like, I just want to say your stuff is freakish, really.
1:17:11🔗CallerAsk me any question and I'll give you a Jackson-esque response.
1:17:15🔗AdamAll right. You're familiar with the Million Man March and just the last Mother's Day, they had the Million Mom March. Is that a rip-off in any way? Do you feel slighted? Does it take away from your achievement as a Million Man March?
1:17:31🔗CallerWe must separate the cream from the coffee. A, to combat the deficit, I've taken a position in the Middle East, and never become in the position of the day. Blacks have not seen a good time under Reagan. I have not run negative ads in Jibbity Jibbity and Ratatatat.
1:17:54🔗AdamDid you do Maya Angelou, too, on Saturday Night Live?
1:17:58🔗CallerThat was Tracy Morgan. It was a really good Maya Angelou.
1:18:01🔗AdamIt, yeah, yeah, because he really is black.
1:18:05🔗AdamYeah, I was, again, I just sort of remember seeing it recently and I figured anyone who did an impersonation was you, but then it was Tracy Morgan. Well, who else do I want to hear from Saturday Night Live? I mean, Jesse Jackson never gets all the course, there's Clinton, but there's a lot more that I'm not thinking of.
1:18:24🔗CallerThere's a lot that I did one time. I just learned, I had a few days to learn it. I mean, like Richard Dreyfuss.
1:18:32🔗AdamOh, yeah. Richard Dreyfuss, you did, didn't you, was that on a game show or?
1:18:56🔗All right. Mr. Vaughn, Mr. Vaughn, what we're dealing with here is an eating machine, a miracle, a revolution. All this machine does is eat and sleep and make little sharks, and that's all.
1:19:11🔗CallerI don't think you understand our problems.
1:19:15🔗I think I understand a little bit about your problems, that you're going to let it swim up behind you and bite you in the ass.
1:20:50🔗CallerSometimes physically, I'm scared to get intimate with him and stuff, but then sometimes also emotionally, I'm scared to let him get close to me.
1:20:58🔗DrewAt 17, that's normal to have ambivalence about being open and intimate.
1:21:55🔗CallerWe talk about it at school and everyone loves it.
1:21:58🔗AdamWell, I normally don't do it with a guest on hand because it's something I do to fill the time. But maybe I can slide into a little lightning round and Darryl can call on his overnight shift experience to do a little can DJ.
1:24:18🔗AdamOh, that must be a wonderful experience for him.
1:24:22🔗CallerWell, I kind of clean it before he does.
1:24:23🔗AdamYou clean it up? Good. There's nothing more humiliating for a father than doing a son's laundry and having to break the corduroys over his knee to get them into the washing machine.
1:24:49🔗CallerYeah, it's because like, you know, that sometimes my girlfriend sleeps over here without my parents knowing. And it's just that I find it very uncomfortable and I haven't told her about it. And I was wondering if I should talk to her.
1:25:03🔗DrewThat you're having dreams about other women?
1:25:08🔗AdamYeah. You got a lot to learn. You should never share honest thoughts with your mate. You understand me? Never. Only come. Yeah, here's the deal.
1:25:19🔗DrewCan't have a gay male do that at least?
1:25:25🔗AdamYeah, a gay guy could do that. Yeah. Because his partner is thinking about one of the guys from friends while he's getting blown by the other guy. Or possibly you, Dr. Drew. Possibly you. But here's what I'm saying. Here's the deal with women. You know that adage, if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it at all? That's good with the ladies. Just give them the compliments and save all the beefs, all the thoughts, all those things. People always talk about, you should be honest in a relationship. It's important to communicate. All that nonsense out the window. Believe me, it took me a long time to figure that out. Just say the happy thoughts and bury the bad ones. Right, Drew?
1:26:13🔗CallerDon't even talk to them if you can help it, right?
1:26:15🔗AdamYeah, that's why I like a nice oriental gal. Someone right off the boat.
1:26:21🔗CallerSomeone that you can quote song lyrics from Elton John and claim they're yours.
1:26:25🔗AdamThat's right. What do you mean? I say I am Elton John.
1:26:29🔗CallerLook, Ling Chao, I can't fight this feeling, okay? Deep inside of me.
1:26:43🔗AdamWhat you do to me. Yeah. I thought first you're going to Ario Speedwagon, but I see we went to Ugeshuggah. All right, we're going to take ourselves a little break. Darrell Hammond is our guest tonight. When we come back, I think we'll do a little, what's over there?
1:27:06🔗DrewChad has heard that the head of your penis will fall off if you have anal sex. That's true. Oh, Ace Rockolla will address that.
1:27:13🔗AdamOh, that's right. Yeah, that's my name. And listen gents, that's true if you try getting me. Spread the word. We'll be back.
1:27:24🔗CallerLove Line, LeBanachrol and Dr. Drew will be right back before you know it.
1:27:52🔗You're listening to Loveline with Ace Racola and Dr. Drew.
1:28:14🔗AdamIt's a two for Wednesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Let me check the time real quick. It's 1146 straight up. It's 14 minutes away from the top of the hour, 12 midnight, the witching hour, and you're SmackDown in the middle of the lightning round. Tonight, our guest is the very, very, very, very, very, very funny man, Daryl Hammond. Let me tell you something. This kid is hot, hot, hot. All right, let's hop back on the phone. Let's see what we got. I drew the call number one. Jezbell.
1:28:45🔗AdamYeah, what's going on? Jezbell, let me check time real quick. It's 1146 and 42nd. That is 13 minutes and 20 seconds away from the top of the hour, straight up midnight, the witching hour.
1:28:56🔗AdamWe will listen to Love Line, Ace Rockolla, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Darryl Hales again. Very funny, very funny man. Very funny Saturday Night Live. What's up there Jezbell?
1:29:05🔗CallerCan I ask Darryl a question really quick?
1:29:35🔗CallerYeah, but I have never done The Voice before.
1:29:37🔗AdamHey, Darryl, this is Recycl-A-Rolla. Why don't you talk about Joe? Because I know Bill loves that Joe, loves the hug that Joe loves the joe. Let me check time real fast.
1:29:47🔗AdamI'm checking the time here. It's 1147 and 40 seconds. That's 12 minutes and 20 seconds away from the top of the hour, straight up minute. Darryl Hams again, very funny man, very funny, very hot, hot, hot. Go ahead, there's a little Bill Cosby there with the Jell-O.
1:30:07🔗Best OfMy question is, okay, both my nipples pierced, and I want to know if I'm going to be able to breastfeed, because I know when you take out piercings, it builds up scar tissue behind my neck.
1:30:15🔗DrewYes, usually you can. It makes it a little more difficult, but you can.
1:30:20🔗AdamThat's good. I see where you got that name.
1:30:23🔗Best OfIt's kind of short out in like three different places.
1:30:25🔗DrewIt tends to be a little more difficult, as I understand.
1:30:28🔗AdamAll right, baby. It's going to be like a rain bird on your yonkers. You know what I'm saying? Thanks for calling. I'm sure you're hot, hot, hot.
1:30:35🔗AdamThat's right. That's Dr. Drew over there. I'm Ace Rockolla, the hamster of Saturday Night Live. Very, very, very, very funny man, and hot, hot, hot. He's going to be at the LeBrain Brubble this week coming up. You big dummy. That's a little Fred Sand for four. It's 11 48 in 48 seconds. That is 11 minutes and 12 seconds. A wave in the top of the hour straight up is hot back on the bus. Do a little more Ted Cabell for us.
1:31:06🔗CallerIt's the kind of smut many of the porn stores won't even carry.
1:31:12🔗AdamThat man is a funny man and that's why he is.
1:31:14🔗CallerThere I was down in Cuba, I'm in Cuba, I've got Castro on one side, I've got the poop on the other side and all of a sudden a girl in Washington gives a BJ to the president and my dream of elect... Can I have another margarita? My dream of... I don't know what to say.
1:31:54🔗CallerI was skating like about last week on a Wednesday and I was busting a gap and I landed on a rail and I, you know, crunched my nards pretty good.
1:32:26🔗DrewI don't know. What point would you actually go see the doctor?
1:32:28🔗CallerSomething's wrong with his testicle?
1:32:30🔗AdamHey, uh, Kevin? Yeah? What would it take, like a Komodo dragon hanging off of your testicle's bite's jaw in order for you to think something may be up with the testes, or, uh, is the balloon size black and blue good enough?
1:32:42🔗CallerThat's Joe Hamlin over there, by the way.
1:32:44🔗AdamHe's going to be in the brain for a while, weekend long. Hey, Kevin, get in, see the doc. What did he say, buddy? Yeah, I'll try to get in.
1:32:49🔗DrewYeah, you can rupture the testes. You can permanently affect your fertility to social levels.
1:32:54🔗AdamLet me tell you something about Ace Rockolla. Some hams of family jewels. I ain't driving myself being airlifted in, you know what I'm saying? Medevac helicopter right out the chimney. Let me check the time. It's 11, 51 straight up. That's nine minutes away from the top of the hour, the witching hour, 12 midnight. Daryl Hammett, very funny man from Saturday Night Live, is going to join us in. He's going to be the little boy I brought. Funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny man and hot, hot, hot. Jeff?
1:33:20🔗CallerOh my God, dude. I'm so shaking, Adam. You were like, God, dude, I've listened to you guys for so long.
1:33:27🔗CallerYou're so cool on Saturday Night Live, dude. I've been watching it forever since John Belushi, man.
1:33:31🔗AdamThanks, man. Well, you really hit the hat trick tonight. Jeff, you're 16 years old. What's your question there, brother?
1:33:37🔗CallerI used to do LSD a lot in the seventh grade, like when I was a freshman.
1:33:42🔗AdamThat's why you think Darryl's funny. Yeah.
1:33:44🔗CallerAnd I still continue to do it. I don't know. I've been hearing sounds lately. It's hard for me to get to bed.
1:33:51🔗AdamAll right. And have you stopped doing the LSD, the LSD, the LSD?
1:33:57🔗DrewJeff, it kills me when kids do this to themselves because acid, ecstasy, these are drugs that are known to damage brain. Time Magazine did a thing about ecstasy. I read it. It was awful. It was just, it killed me that they were just basically presenting the facts about people who deal with patients of damage from ecstasy as though it's some sort of biased presentation of people who have some agenda to get kids to stop doing drugs. Hey, you won't choose to do drugs, enjoy. But realize, your brain gets damaged, you're going to hear voices, you're going to have mood disturbance.
1:34:29🔗AdamDrew, I know this is a very passionate subject of you and I hate to cut you off. But let me check the time. Thank you very much. It's 11.52 and 37 seconds away from the top there. Peewee Herman and Ted Koppel are both in the studio tonight, Peewee. You there, buddy? Ted, you're still standing by?
1:35:26🔗AdamTed Kennedy stepped into the studio. No, he just left. Ted has not stepped in. Ted just poked his head in to say hi to Jesse and Clinton and he stepped out. I'm Ace Rockolla, that's my partner, Dr. Drew. Wait a minute, Adam Corolla stepped in to the studio. Do you do an Adam Corolla?
1:35:52🔗AdamHe cannot be replicated or duplicated in any way? He can't be repeated. God bless you. You could certainly do a blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
1:36:01🔗AdamThat's why Darryl Hammond is, we're going to take ourselves a quick break. I'm going to check the time during the time out break and we'll be back after this.
1:36:48🔗DrewYeah, we had to do it like this more often.
1:36:50🔗AdamYeah, like every night. Well, that about does it. Tomorrow night, everyone, Snoop Dogg, David Alan Greer, Lit Heff, and his beautiful twins. So until next time, this is Adam Corolla for Dr. Drew saying mahalo. Well, now.