May 1, 2025 • 41 mins
Covino & Rich celebrate the anniversary of SpongeBob SquarePants! What are the greatest adult cartoons of all-time? The crew & callers have some great answers. There's bad dad jokes & the fellas try to guess the Top 10 selling jerseys of the 2025 NFL Draft! Plus, a wild Giants QB room (gabagool), & two MLB records on this date that stand tall!
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I'm Steve and Lono. That is rich Davis today the
twenty sixth anniversary Richard Davis of SpongeBob Square Dance. Are
you already jimsy? You know we are the number one
show amongst pirates. By the way, a lot of people
don't know that. Yeah, because pirates love the sea and R.
(01:32):
That's true. Cadino and Richs, so again, thank you for
being here. It is an anniversary watch SpongeBob is twenty
six Yeah, and by the way, we're not too cool
for a bad dad joke here and there clearly, but yeah,
twenty six years since SpongeBob has been on. I'm not
a big SpongeBob guy, but I recognize the pure impact
that that show has had. But it did get us
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thinking in our lifetime. No, we saw the invention of
now Big Mike, who runs us place? Who Mike will argue?
Speaker 2 (02:03):
You know. Uh.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
The first adult cartoon was The Flintstones. People don't realize
it was primetime television, and I get it, Fred and
Bonnie that was a primetime show. But when I say
adult cartoons, I'm talking about not care Bears and Gummy
Bears and the Smurfs. I'm talking adult humor. I know
what you mean. Cartoons, I know what you mean. But
(02:26):
speaking of dad jokes and cartoons, can I give you one? Yeah?
Why don't people in Dubai like Scooby Doo? Why don't
people in Duba what's the difference between people in Dubai
and people in Abu Dhabi. I don't know. People in
Dubai don't like Scooby Doo people in Abu Dhabi do.
(02:51):
Why didn't say the flints because I'm thinking about Scooby
Doo Flintstone, That's what I meant. Did you just make
that up?
Speaker 2 (03:01):
On?
Speaker 1 (03:02):
I just made it up and messed it up. I
messed it up. Messed it up. Man, I'm gonna sland
that plane. I'm a terrible cent. Well, anyway back to
the phone calls and the feedback, the best adult cartoon,
But look, SpongeBob doesn't necessarily fall in that category. It's
just adult humors, still a kid's cartoon. Yeah, there's a
ton of bod on Nickelodeon. I don't want to take
(03:23):
all the answers, but I mean, the one that's been
on the longest. Let's just get out of the way,
because if you think you're going to be original calling
in and saying I was Sam's favorite show. I feel
like you're a Simpsons guy. Oh absolutely, absolutely, so I
ask you. I was my bedrock, no pun intended talking
about Flintstones. Well again, of my of my sense humor.
(03:44):
They debuted in eighty seven on The Tracy Ullman Show
and then in eighty nine as its own show. So
longevity alone has to be in the discussion. I mean,
but just based on longevity. Look, I love the Simpsons, no,
no disp I don't think they're the number one answer.
If you are kid of the eighties and nineties, if
you're roughly fortyish like we are, you remember as a
(04:08):
kid when the Fox Network debuted, I associated solely with
the Simpsons and married with children. I feel like they
made their name on those two shows. If I'm missing something,
let me know. But I feel like as a kid,
I was like Fox because it was a new network,
and to me, it was you r missus. I'm Tracy
Omen because that's where the Simpsons got there.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
But by the way, was Tracy Omen on Curb your
Ent TUESDAYSM Yes, yeah, okay, I thought I tied it together.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
So to me. The early days of Fox were the
Simpsons and Al Bundy married with children Sunday nights.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
Right.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
I want to ask you, I was Samuel, how many
episodes do you think the Simpsons have done? It's one
of those I guess how many jelly beans in the jar?
You could be way off. I don't know. Just take
a guess. What do you think?
Speaker 3 (04:52):
So they've been on for thirty seven years. I want
to say about thirty episodes per season. Maybe I'm gonna
say a thousand episodes. You're close, They're not quite there.
I'm one they'd have to stay till till they get
it thout.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
They'd have to do because you know, in the world
of sitcoms you could go into syndication back in the day.
I no, syndication doesn't matter as much anymore because now
you just sell it to Hulu and Netflix. But one
hundred episodes was a way of saying, all right, man,
we could do reruns. Now, one hundred episodes was a
big deal. The Simpsons have done seven hundred and eighty
two episodes. Okay, I'm a little off. Yeah, do you
(05:30):
realize how many episodes that is?
Speaker 3 (05:32):
That's they don't even have the same people, necessarily even
voicing the same characters anymore.
Speaker 1 (05:36):
People retired, people have passed away.
Speaker 3 (05:39):
But The Simpsons was such a cash cow for Fox
that they could poke fun at their own network all
the time, and they would do it regularly, Just.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
Just to put a perspective when you were a kid,
a show that you watched on reruns all the time,
like Gilligan's Island. You know, Gilligan's Island was just shy
of one hundred episodes and you feel like, why not,
show must have been on forever. The Simpsons seven hundred
and eighty two episodes insane. So yeah, again, see this
Yankee had I'm wearing. I tipped my hat to the Simpsons.
I'm gonna give my number one. And if you're on
(06:07):
hold and you have the same answer, that's fine, you know,
back me up. It's all good. Eight seven, seven ninety
nine on Fox at Covino and Rich. I know Rich's answer.
I disagree. I think the game changer, the real game changer,
the show that pushed the envelope that said, hey, this
is for adults, debuted in nineteen ninety two on Liquid Television.
(06:30):
It was on MTV a show called Liquid Television and
the segment was Frog Baseball and look sports related Fox
was FG Baseball and it was two of my heroes
on one show and it was so good they started
their own show in nineteen ninety three. Uh, these guys
(06:53):
are the coolest. And they're talking about Covino and Rich,
but I'm talking about Beavis and butt Head. Those are
my dudes. I love it. That's the number one show
because they were pushing it. Rich, they were pushing it.
Butthead is my answer for my Look, I'm in my
forty is forties forties, that's my answer. I'm sticking to it. Yeah,
I love the ren and Stippies of the world because
(07:15):
he's just like, Yeah, this guy, this guy, he's gonna
say south Park like he knows anything. This guy knows nothing.
So I am gonna say south Park because I think
over the last uh, this guy's a tool over the
last twenty plus years, he figures he gonna say south Park.
I remember in my college days. In my college days,
(07:38):
I remember sitting around with my friends when they had
the original south Park episode. Remember it was Jesus Versus Sannah,
and they took off running that show every season. They
don't do it as much as they used to. It's
a billion dollar industry for Trey and Matt and we're
talking whatever the relevant subject matter is today. Yeah, they're
(07:59):
great at being topic. They tackle that subject. No punch
is held. I think we just named the top three.
If you're gonna do the Mountain Rush murder has to
be a number another one. So we got the Simpson's
Richest South Park with Pevis Wethead. But it's the anniversary
of again, the birthday of SpongeBob. Let's start with Paul
(08:20):
and Rhode Island. Paul, what do you think man, best
adult cartoon?
Speaker 4 (08:25):
Well, I'm a lot older than you guys, but I'm
gonna go Ben and Jerry and Flintstones when I came
home from school. That's okay. My family worked Henry Barbara
back in the day in the cartoon world. I'd just
like to say hi to my distance cousins owns about
sixty thousand cows in California.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
Darry Cow sounds good, Thank you man. His family member
is Johnny Quest. Yeah, but he said Ben and Jerry.
I thought you I was gonna say, do you mean
Tom and Jerry bro Because Ben and Jerry's an ice
cream yeah, but then he said he was a nicer
Tom and Jerry. I saw something I saw something meme recently, like, hey,
(09:06):
whatever happened to mouse was making cool little holes in
the wall like they did at cartoon what do they
call it the floorboard or they don't see those floorboard?
Speaker 5 (09:14):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
Yeah, that's where we learned all of our classical music supportsery,
we learned.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
How to blow things up with the road Runner.
Speaker 1 (09:20):
But that's where those were kid cartoons. You know, they
were violent in today's eyes, right from today's perspective. But
Tom and Jerry was a kid's cartoon.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
I think we can include I think we can include
him that topic. Yeah, just because there was adult content
in there.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
Mike Judge, though he drew people, he drew cartoon characters
like people. He didn't try to, you know. And same
with King of the Hill, one of my favorite shows,
and Beavis and Butthead. They were just people as cartoons.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
What was that movie from a couple of years ago
when Beabs the butt Heead did a movie. I feel
like I came over your house and I had to
like have a drink or get high or something to
enjoy it a little bit. Well, they did America and
then the last one, I forget what the name was,
Like a views of movie came out a couple of
years ago. Let's go to Ohio and Josh here on
the show What's Up Buddy, Hey, Josh.
Speaker 6 (10:06):
Hey, guys. First off, I don't think you can mention
the beginning of Fox without throwing in Living Color.
Speaker 1 (10:12):
In there as well. And I'm so sorry. I feel
like an asked for not saying that. Right in Living Color,
the Simpsons married with Children, you could see why, Yeah, Jlo,
you could see Jalo my girl, you can see why
it worked out. What's up?
Speaker 6 (10:25):
Yeah, so I have to agree. You know, born in
eighty two beat us in butt Head was my answer.
My reason, though, was not necessarily the cartoons, but how
they analyzed music videos You Love Baby, Baby, you Love MTV,
and when they analyzed the hul Cogan Real American video.
I don't know if there was a funnier one than that.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Not only that, like that's so memorable.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
So right though, you know how many videos and how
many bands they turned me on to, because the whole
premise of their show was, Yeah, there'd be little cartoon segments,
but the majority of the show was them watching music
video for about that. Yeah, like who are these guys? Right?
So they're doing the video critique, but they also put
a lot of bands on the map, like they're like, whoa,
(11:10):
who's that guy? Yeah, this guy's cool. That guy was
Rob Zombie, White Zombie. No one cared about White Zombie
until they were talking about it and it blew up.
Or the song Rusty Cage by soundolb Zombie has credited. Yeah,
Rob Zombie credits Beeves and butt Head for putting them
on the map, like they exposed you to a lot
of music. Really great point. Thanks for chiming in, Ted
and Cincy. What's up? Ted?
Speaker 7 (11:31):
Hey guys. First of all, your show is amazing.
Speaker 1 (11:34):
Thanks, thank you man.
Speaker 7 (11:35):
Second of all, you guys glossed over briefly.
Speaker 6 (11:38):
I'm fifty two.
Speaker 7 (11:40):
When I was in college, Ren and Stimpy, Oh, I
mean it was it wasn't quite over the top like
South Park, but it was really demented as far. I mean,
it wasn't really for kids.
Speaker 1 (11:51):
Hello.
Speaker 7 (11:53):
Even even towards the end of their airing, they came
out with an unedited version of like stuff that made
the cutting floor. It was it was out there.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
I mean, it was so cool. About it too, like
when they would go to those those real realistic images. Yeah,
still shots. It was like shading. Yeah, that show was discussed.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
It was disgusting, but the illustrations were beautiful pieces of art.
Speaker 1 (12:17):
It really is. It's one of those late night I'm
up late, I'm stone there's something in college it was on.
You're like, wow, this cartoon's wild.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
You know. I think about Adult Swim too when we
talk about these sort of cartoons, like I loved The
Boondocks with Hughey and Riley and.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Still on Netflix now, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (12:35):
Yeah, I know it. I think it had gone to
Max and a couple of other platforms have it now.
I know it started on Adult Swim, but yeah, their
grant had to go out and live with their grandfather
and the suburbs and uh, just cutting edge and that
was like two thousand and five or something.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
But loved it. Whenever The Boondocks would come on late
at night, I'm.
Speaker 3 (12:53):
Like you because it was kind of anime style. Yes,
it was like but it was more sort of like
an urban sort of setting and.
Speaker 1 (12:59):
Yeah, speed racer and urban setting.
Speaker 3 (13:01):
But then and then of course on Adult Swim, Metalocalypses
another one that I think is still going saw more
adult themes.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
So in nineteen ninety nine, SpongeBob debut twenty six years
ago today. Now it was meant for kids, but there
was definitely a lot of adult innuendo and reason to watch.
And still you'll probably watch it today because it's funny.
It's a funny, funny cartoon. And I remember we met
the voice of SpongeBob. I remembered, like just as many
adults were excited to meet the guy than the kids.
(13:32):
Remember that at series six M when we were there,
we also interviewed and had a great hang with the
voice of Bart Simpson. That is true, That is true.
So Nancy cart Right, Yeah, Nancy Cartright great? Who also
did what else did she say? Now she was in
twilights on the movie. But anyway, because adults got such
a kickout of SpongeBob and still do. On this day,
(13:53):
we asked you the best adult cartoon old school whin
fifty hits. We got a guy that treated us to
pizza the other day and we did not say thank
you yet. Trip in Vegas, Trip Trip, as I've said
over and over again, Trip trip. Hooray, what's up?
Speaker 2 (14:09):
I don't worry. I thank him.
Speaker 1 (14:11):
What's up? Trip?
Speaker 8 (14:12):
Hey? So I was just out here working hard, saving
my money for Rich's double Tito soda with a big straw.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
Yes, Yes, what's up?
Speaker 2 (14:21):
Brother?
Speaker 5 (14:22):
Uh?
Speaker 8 (14:22):
So before I tell my show, do I have to
tell a dumb dad Joe too?
Speaker 9 (14:25):
Is that part of it?
Speaker 1 (14:26):
Well? At least if you're gonna get it right, don't
mess it up like I do.
Speaker 7 (14:29):
All right? How about this?
Speaker 8 (14:30):
Why why do you not play cards in the jungle?
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Why do you not play cards in the jungle?
Speaker 8 (14:38):
Why there's too many cheetahs?
Speaker 1 (14:42):
My kids out tonight? It's actually pretty good. So Trip,
what's your cartoon?
Speaker 8 (14:48):
And I would say for this reason, I would have
said be with some Budda, But I'm going to change
it to Family Guy. And this is why if you
cross them or bad mouth them, one of the next
episodes will be about you.
Speaker 1 (14:59):
Can I tell you I left it for someone else
to add in. I'm glad you did. Trip. Family Guy
falls in a weird category for me, and I feel
like maybe everyone else in this room could feel what
I'm saying. There are shows that you never appointment watch,
but anytime you watch it or see a clip, you
love it like, I've never sat down like, oh, Sunday whatever,
(15:20):
time for family guy. But I've watched a million episodes time.
Every time I see a clip on TikTok or Instagram,
I'm like, this show is just hilarious. You know what's
wild to me, though, is Look, Seth Macfarland's great, and
I'm so excited to see what he does with naked
gun and all that. So this is not a criticism
because he's oddly talented. He could sing, he could dance,
(15:40):
he could write, he's handsome, all that stuff, Okay, but
people always give him credit for all the voices he'd handsome,
hone you have, Seth MacFarlane. Me, so, I've heard you
like crooners respectfully, bro and what. But people always say, man,
all the voices he does, it's just they're all his voices.
I'm like, I'm not that impressed if someone could just
(16:02):
change their voice in a million different ways. I don't know.
That is weird to me. I get what you're saying,
Camino saying. It's like, hey, that's not bad. You think
that's bad. He's just doing whatever his voice is capable of.
It's not like he Hey, well, dude, Daffy Duck, you
know what I mean. Like he's not doing impressions, he's
just doing his own voice in different ways. But because
the show is popular, Stewie, it's just something he made up,
(16:23):
Like imagine if you made him opportunity but in hell,
I don't know. It's just like people always like, man,
he does some great voices, like yeah, he does, but
it's what his voice is capable, Like Danny, think about
what your voice is capable of if you were like
I'm gonna make a character Dwight, and he's like light
if everyone overanalyzed it. But he always gets credit for that.
I'll give him credit for everything.
Speaker 2 (16:43):
Else, but its originality. So it's kind of like coming
up with your own song as a musicians covering.
Speaker 1 (16:48):
Su Yeah, I guess he's coming up with characters, right,
So yeah, family Guy has to be brought up. But
is it number one? Cool? Stand in my crown? WHI cool?
Speaker 2 (16:56):
I think it's in the top five?
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Whip his top five? Is it top four? That's all
that mattered? I think it's probably number five, I'd say.
I mean we hit his Fox Sports, and I think
isn't the when you work in sports, so you have
to make around Mount Rushmore. Isn't that like, uh yeah,
no show, we were starting five, starting starting five, Marley
in Rochester? What's up Marley?
Speaker 5 (17:19):
Yeah?
Speaker 9 (17:20):
Man, Hey, if y'all going back old school, because you know,
I'm fifty five and I'm gonna.
Speaker 6 (17:25):
Say Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Speaker 9 (17:26):
Okay, but I've got something on that Beavis and butt
headchip for y'all.
Speaker 5 (17:30):
It's called The Dudes of hands Man.
Speaker 4 (17:33):
Check it out.
Speaker 7 (17:33):
His drones just like Beavis and Butted.
Speaker 9 (17:35):
They got their own little damp and a nice little jingle,
Rules of hands Man Man.
Speaker 2 (17:40):
All right, I.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Gotta check that out. I mean, I know it was
an adult cartoon, but I always thought, uh, there was
no cooler dude than Heathcliff. Oh he was. He was
a badassy. He hung out with that like good looking
cat on the junk yard. Oh yeah, oh yeah. He
kive Heath Cliff no un and he kicks some ass.
I mean, if we're gonna have a favorite of all cartoons,
I mean, my real answer is Jessica Rabbit. I think
(18:01):
she turned me into a man when I was little.
But you know, Beavis and butt Head is my answer.
Let's rap it up. He's responsible for your weird searches.
Jessica Rabbit changed my life animated? What all right? Can
I throw one in there that it's it's maybe not
so much adult, but my kids watch it, and I
think adults could get a kick out of it. Any
(18:24):
of you guys watch gravity Falls? Gravity Falls is one
of those like it's for kids, but not like Spongebobs. Yeah,
like if you if you know gravity Falls, you're like,
oh yeah, yeah, that's that's some good I've only heard
about it from you. I heard it's good, though, King
of the Hell get any shout outs I did earlier.
That's that's got to be one of them. That's based
on real people from my judge's life, his old neighbors
(18:45):
and everything. It's more dry than Beas and butt Head.
What was the dirty one from Nick Kroll where it
was way sexual? Oh something dirty mouth or something. It
was big mouth, big mouth. Yeah, that was on Netflix.
So hey, that was definitely an adult cartoon for sure,
if you if you want to add any more.
Speaker 3 (19:00):
Eighty seven seven Mike Tyson News like the Mike Tyson
Pigeon my three Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
But then there's Norm McDonald's like the Pigeonman or something that. Yeah,
so hey, if you have any others, we'll take them next,
and of course get into some more NBA, NFL and
uh Danny G. You got that list of the top
draft jerseys right here. I'm curious to see what came
out on top. So we'll get to all that next.
Could be known wretch right here on Fox Sports Radio.
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a big boy. But we're wrapping up this anniversary throwback Thursday,
Old School when fifty hits it's the birthday anniversary of
the debut of SpongeBob twenty six years ago. And even
though it's for kids, it's got a lot of adult humor.
So based on that, when it comes to adult cartoons,
(21:42):
what's your favorite and why? Our top three are the Simpsons,
South Park for Rich, Beavis and butt Head for me.
Gotta throw a friendly guy in there. Yeah, yeah, So
we're gonna get the rest of your phone calls and
move on, and we're gonna talk about breaking records. But Rich,
you gotta get me. You gotta let me redeem myself.
Speaking of cartoon, Hey, what's the difference between Dubai and
Abu Dhabi? Take two? Hey guys, what's the difference between
(22:07):
Dubai and Abu Dhabi? What? What is it? People in
Dubai don't like the flint Stones, but people in Abu
Dhabi do? Yeah, why does it feel worse?
Speaker 2 (22:21):
The second time?
Speaker 1 (22:22):
That was good? Let's go to Jordan and Pittsburgh. What's
up Jordan?
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (22:30):
What's up?
Speaker 5 (22:30):
Man?
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Hey?
Speaker 1 (22:30):
Body?
Speaker 4 (22:32):
Not much?
Speaker 5 (22:32):
How you guys doing today?
Speaker 1 (22:33):
We're good man? What's taking great? After I redeem myself?
Just now what you got?
Speaker 7 (22:38):
Well, I'm only twenty eight, so I'm a good with
Family Guy for my favorite school cardsoon.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
Yeah, Rich is right though the clips. I see the
clips and they're always really funny. It's a show to me,
can't deny it. You know, there's certain comedians where you
see so many clips of them and you're like, I'll
give you a great example. I've never I've never watched
or listened to full episode of Andrew Santino and Bobby
Lee on their podcast, but I've seen five thousand of
(23:06):
their clips. I've never watched a full Matt Rife stand
up comedy show, but I've seen a thousand clips. I
feel like Family Guy to me is that I feel
like I've watched ten thousand Family Guy clmes with my life.
But they're all good and they're all great, So maybe
I should, you know, watch the show all right, let's
say hi to if it was a mount Rush when
I'd say, that'd have to be the four them. As
(23:27):
far as adult based cartoons, you're Rod Jared in Indiana?
What's up, Indianapolis? How's it going, what's up, brother?
Speaker 7 (23:35):
So I've got a couple.
Speaker 8 (23:36):
The first one is more of a skit, but it
was the ambiguously gay.
Speaker 3 (23:39):
Duos Gary Saturday TV Funhouse.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
We got people hitting us up saying Ason Gary. Yeah,
Rich and I were Ason Gary for Halloween in the
early two thousands.
Speaker 2 (23:50):
It was an easy costume for you guys.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
Yeah, it were just ourselves. Yeah.
Speaker 8 (23:55):
And then the other ones you were just talking about
some big fights. Well, there was the MTV Celebrity Deathmatch.
Speaker 1 (24:04):
I'll give you that. I'll give you. It's not animation,
it's claymation. I'll give you. I'll give it to That
was a fun one.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
All right.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
Let's go to Tom in Rochester. What's up Tommy?
Speaker 5 (24:11):
All Right, So I got a bunch for you. I
got a mount Rushmore. There's Simpsons because obviously they're o
gie and that's the reason I leave South Park off because,
as they said, Simpsons did it. They're like a rehash.
And then we got Metal Acalypse because so people who
are so critical to the plotline, who are so stupid
(24:33):
about what goes on in their own lives hilarious.
Speaker 9 (24:37):
And then we got h Boondocks, absolutely topical and hilarious.
And my special mention for Stoner comedy is Robot Chicken.
But my other one I want to add on to
Mount Rushmore is Archer.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
If you're an old fan of people that, yeah, Archer
is a good one. Let's say hell to Montana. Craig.
What's up, buddy boy? Hey guys, Craig, what's up?
Speaker 7 (25:06):
This fun goes out for all the dances out there.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
Stripperella, Oh sounds hot, but I don't know it. Stripperella,
you know you know what I want to you get
with her in the early two thousands. Yeah, I think
I know. Yeah, I think it may be some growing
datd you Let me give you a couple of I
don't We're gonna go to dB for an update. We'll
get to other stuff. But a couple I left off
the board because I was giving you guys a chance.
I'm surprised no younger kid said Rick and Morty. For sure,
(25:29):
Rick and Morty T shirts. You see it everywhere, piles
represented pickle Rick. I feel like, if you're twenty thirty ish,
that demo loves Rick and Morty. That in Bob's Burger's
Bob's Burger, BoJack Horseman is that one about one you know,
years ago Aquatine Hunger for Us. You know people were
always quoting that. Surpised that wasn't brought up, and uh
(25:49):
one that aired I think for many years Futurama Love
Future with the voice of who I was, Sam Katie Sigall. Yes,
he's gonna say saggle, Yeah, not sag Hey. By the way, again,
appreciate all the feedback. Happy birthday to SpongeBob, the rest
of your answers and nominations at Covine own Rich at
(26:10):
Fox Sports Radio. What about American Dad? What about it?
Put that in? Is that like honorable mentioned too?
Speaker 3 (26:16):
An offshoot of family, off shoot a family the same line,
It deserves a mention for that.
Speaker 1 (26:20):
Alien was always funny. All right, let's do this jersey
thing and they'll go to dB front update. I refuse
to look as I'm like, I want to play along
and fairly play along. Yeah, there's a list of the
top ten selling jerseys based on the NFL Draft.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
For sure. This is from Front Office Sports Today, exactly
a week after the first round of the NFL Draft.
The top ten selling jerseys of the twenty twenty five draft.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
All right, now, what's interesting enough. I'm not sure if
some of these guys even know what number they're going
to be yet, but I thought this was an interesting story.
I heard Jonas talking about it on Two Pros and
a Cuple of Joe here on Fox Sports Radio. Abdul
Carter he had the huava to ask Lawrence Taylor if
he could wear number fifty six. That's a story in itself,
and that dude's out of his mind. I mean, I
(27:06):
love the response from LT which is sort of like, yo,
young man, negative, yo young man, create your own legacy. Yeah,
that's the weakest request.
Speaker 2 (27:14):
He is on the list. Number seven.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
It's perfect. There we go, abdul Carter. Number seven. Well,
number seven is taken. You can't have it. I don't know, man,
he overstepped there. Let's see you guys, just think is
up at the top. I'm gonna throw Dart out there,
just because I had imagine a lot of New Yorkers
would jump on that.
Speaker 2 (27:32):
Dart is right above abdul Carter.
Speaker 1 (27:34):
Okay, all right, Jarred, I mean, just get it out
of the way, cam Ward. Yeah, number two on the list, Okay,
so then let me get this out of the way.
Number one has to be Shador Chador is number three? Oh,
Dan Bayer chime in. I would think Ashton Genti's got
to be popular.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Oh that's a good guest.
Speaker 1 (27:54):
Number four, Now hold on, and what's number one?
Speaker 2 (27:58):
Think about it because you could wear the jersey on
both sides of the ball.
Speaker 8 (28:02):
Ah.
Speaker 2 (28:04):
Yes, Travis Hunter number one.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
Umber one, crazy dude, that's really dope. Good for him,
he's got the number one selling jersey a week.
Speaker 2 (28:12):
After the draft anymore?
Speaker 1 (28:14):
Castle right, I am gonna guess because they've been itching
for a wide receiver for a long time. Golden on
the packer, Yes, right underneath that duel Carter at number eight.
Great job, you know, because if you're if you're in
Green Bay other than Jordan Love, what jersey you're getting?
Said Golden.
Speaker 2 (28:33):
I think of another wide receiver and big Mike who
doesn't run this place? Ye McMillan, yes, right under Jens
at seven? You have to take skill position players.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Yeah, oh man, we're missing number nine and ten.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Think of a player who was also crank called or
prank called, as we say, crank called.
Speaker 1 (28:52):
Can you say the other dude?
Speaker 2 (28:56):
Tyler Warren?
Speaker 1 (28:59):
Wait? Number ten?
Speaker 2 (29:00):
Uh nine? And number ten? The other tight end Colston Lovels.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
Yeah, wow, you know what. Congrats to all of them, man,
especially Hunter. I would have thought, honestly, with all the
Shador controversy, that would have been the number one, easy,
number one answer. So little twist there. It is Travis
Hunter with the number one.
Speaker 2 (29:16):
Not bad though, to get picked one and have the
number three top selling jersey.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
Oh yeah, that was that was predicted though. I mean,
he's gonna come with hype, and that's why I still
believe that we are going to see him start for
the for the uh. I was gonna say New Orleans Saints.
That was a prank. We're gonna see him start for
the one hundred thousand dollars. Sorry, I'm sorry. Let's get
a damn buyer for an update, DV. What's going on,
(29:40):
my friends, guys.
Speaker 10 (29:41):
We are getting closer and closer to tip off in
Detroit between the Pistons and Knicks. It's Game six of
their playoffs series Eastern Conference first Dround action with the
Knicks up three to two. Knicks couldn't close it out
in five and home. We'll see if they do it
on the road tonight in six. Game six between the
Nuggets and Clippers is at ten o'clock Eastern Time, and
the West Conference Clippers trail that series three to two,
(30:03):
but hosting this evening at into a Dome. ESPN reports
the Phoenix Suns are promoting Vice President Brian Gregory to
be their general manager. That means former GM James Jones
is going to take on a senior advisory role within
the franchise and you won't be seeing Tyres Halliburton's dad
around in the NBA playoffs. John Halliburton will not attend
(30:25):
Pacers playoff games for the foreseeable future after he met
with the Pacers' front office and accepted the outcome of
not attending games.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
This following his.
Speaker 10 (30:34):
Antics of taunting Jannison Tetecumpo after the Pacers beat the
Bucks in Game five.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
This past Tuesday. C J.
Speaker 10 (30:42):
Cupp Byron Nelson, Scotti Scheffler as the first round Leadies
just wrapped up his first round. He stands at ten
under par alone in first Rodriguez has been scratched from
the Kentucky Derby because of a foot bruise. The twelve
to one favorite was slated to start out of the
number four post now will not run. Coming up on Sunday, day,
baseball comes meet the Pirates eight three. Royals down the
(31:06):
Rayse eight two, White Sox playing the Brewers eight nothing.
Aast took three or four in Texas, beating the Rangers
today three nothing. Diamondbacks doubled up Riches Mets four to two.
Reds down the Cardinals nine to one. It's been raining
on and off in Cleveland throughout the day. The Twins
now lead the Guardians three two as they play in
the tenth inning, heading to the bottom half of the
tenth Guys, back to you.
Speaker 1 (31:25):
I've been watching the last couple of days. Diamondbacks have
a good squad. They get overlooked because they're in that
jam packed NL West where you know you got the Dodgers, Padres, Giants.
I would not be I would not be shocked. In fact,
I could promise you I think two of the three
wildcard teams are gonna come out of the NL West
and it wouldn't be tremendously crazy to me. Let's say
(31:46):
Philly or Atlanta doesn't pick it up, or the Mets
struggle or something. I think you might see an unpreced
dented three teams get wildcards in the same division. And
speaking of why, because teams don't play their own division
as much as they used to. The schedules more balanced,
so it wouldn't be crazy to see four teams in
(32:07):
the same division with eighty eight to one hundred something wins.
That's not out of the question because of the balance schedule.
It's like a you know, free for all. Now And
speaking of the NBA in the games tonight, Nuggets, Clippers then, eg,
now that your Lakers are out, what's your rooting interest
because we're going to talk about that in twenty minutes
on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page, over promised I was
(32:29):
rooting for the Lakers too, and I have my theory
on well, what I'm rooting for next? What are you
rooting for next? Because you're not root for the Clippers?
Speaker 2 (32:37):
No, No, in the well, I told you guys, as
a kid watching TNT and TVs and you know, loving
New York hip hop, I had a soft spot for
Anthony Mason, John Starks and the Knicks Patrick Ewing, So
I'll always kind of check out what the Knicks are doing,
especially with Carl Anthony Towns. Yeah, big guy hitting those
(32:57):
long threes. As we saw in the last playoff game,
the NIXT word and so yeah, I think I'm gonna
chair on kat.
Speaker 1 (33:03):
All right, cool, good to know because we pose that question.
We break it down in twenty minutes on Fox Sports
Radios YouTube page. If your team's not in it, well
then what are you rooting for? We'll give you reasons
to root all right, cool, we'll get to that. And
coming up in just a little bit before we get
out of here, some pretty cool sports records have been
broken on this day. What are they? And what was
the coolest one that you sort of witnessed in our lifetime?
(33:23):
Like what stands out to you is like, Yo, I
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(34:07):
You could watch it, you could listen, you can do both.
We're gonna be talking about the fights this weekend. What fights.
I hate you if you say what fights? And I'm
gonna get your hype for them. They start tomorrow, So
a little fight hype plus rooting interest in the NBA.
If your team's out, we give you reasons to reasons
to watch. On over promised brand new episode, episode eighty nine,
we do it in twelve minutes. Look at her strutting
(34:29):
in with her Clippers shared on she's better than that,
whether if she hears me? Why she thinks she's better
than us are strutting around? Yeah? Yeah for the Clippers.
The Mancy Clippers shared on that Jersey has never been
hung up with those clips. Don't lie, bro, Come on, man,
how long it will take for her to realize we're
talking about her anyway? Clippers Nuggies. That's gonna be a
(34:51):
good one tonight. I want to bring up something that
I thought that was really funny on social media. And
then Danny g I know a couple records were broken today,
but that New York quarterback room, my goodness, the personalities,
I mean, I almost feel like they've done it right,
the Giants hard knocks. But how would you like to
(35:12):
follow around not only Cringy Russell Wilson, Jackson Dart who
is a young stud in the making, Tommy Cutlets, Tommy
Cullins who's still there technically, and Jameis Winston, who has
really embraced his new ventures in New York. Did you
see him learning the word gobbahol. This is hilarious gobbol
(35:34):
from the Sopranos. Gobba go.
Speaker 2 (35:39):
Go gool go go go goble gool gobbo bool.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
But Thanksgiving that's gonna be epic gobble. I tell you what,
Jameis Winston, I don't care if he plays another half
a season, two years, five years as a best back
up he is. He's gonna make more money the way
McAfee and some of these guys Tony Romo made more
money in the booth afterwards.
Speaker 2 (36:07):
Oh yeah, he's already been a great correspondent in the
Super Bowl for Fox Sports.
Speaker 1 (36:11):
Dude, Fox Sports, CBS, NBC. Someone is itchin Forest scratch
their itching for Jameis Winston's big I'm done playing So
they can be like, all right, you're the official NFL
correspond that I got out of it. It's funny, but
it shows me he never watched the Sopranos. If he
doesn't know what Gaba goal is gaol episode they didn't
say it. Gabba gul. Woke up this mon inn got
(36:33):
some Gaba Google for people don't know. It's a cure
to Italian me capa cola. Then I woke up the
next day and got more Gabba gool. All right, So
on this day, guys, we're reminiscing a lot throwing it
back on a Thursday. But not only did Gladiator come
out twenty five years ago feel old, yet in the
year two thousand, Gladiator really a couple of sports records.
When you had that Caesar haircut, that Gladiator of yours,
(36:55):
you probably had that Guido haircut.
Speaker 2 (36:57):
Yeah, one record was set and one was broken.
Speaker 1 (37:00):
Yes, exactly. Got Danny.
Speaker 2 (37:02):
On this date in nineteen thirty nine, our great grandparents
got to see lou gerrig play his final game of
his two thousand, one hundred and thirty in a row games,
and of course it came to an end sadly, but yeah,
he set that record that cal Ripken Junior finally broke
in nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 1 (37:19):
Why did he sit out that get? Was there a
reason for that final game? He like, when he finally
missed a game, joking, you don't know, that's why, he said,
sadly ended. Did he pass away? No? No, but he
had to retire because his an disease. Yeah, his own disease.
But that was like, that was the day. And then
he never played again. Yeah, two one hundred and thirty games,
the og original iron Man, and then we all remember
(37:42):
when they dropped the banner and cal came out and
he played twenty one hundred and thirty one and a
record was broken.
Speaker 2 (37:51):
Today, nineteen ninety one, Ricky Henderson passed the great Lou
Brock with his nine hundred and thirty ninth stolen base.
Speaker 1 (38:00):
Does every human that's alive today remember him holding up
the base? Dude? Yes, sir, Well Danny G pose the question.
We've all been alive to witness some great moments in sports.
Records are always broken. That's the beauty of it, right,
you see something new all the time, or a new
record like whoa someone pushing the limits? He said, which
one stood out to you the most? Like the most
(38:21):
memorable person to your memory? And honestly, it's the Ricky
Henderson one. Him holding up the base for sure, and
he's like on the grateiest of all time. You're like, man,
he beat lou Brock. That's crazy. For the record, I
knew Louke Grick had his own disease. I just didn't
know if like something had today today. I didn't know
if maybe like he had a barefoot for a day.
I didn't realize the disease took him out and that
(38:42):
was it. Man, I'm pretty certain now you're confusing me.
My apologies, no need.
Speaker 2 (38:47):
To Well, none of us were around at the time.
Speaker 1 (38:49):
Yeah, you know alive. I mean, yeah, it's all good.
We assume that that was the end because of his condition.
I'll give you one as a Niners fan. I'll be selfish.
I remember when Jerry Rice Highway I remember the call
was Highway one oh one belongs to Jerry Rice. Next
exit Hall of Fame. When he broke the receiving and
then the all time touchdown recress. Well, first of all,
(39:09):
it's a little water down. You know why, because he
holds so many records. I know that's the only thing.
But it's totally burning your memory because you're forty nine
ers guys and that famous call for sure, do you
remember the I mean in our lifetime the home run chase.
But then again it was dampered because of you know
McGuire and so said chasing Roger Maris because of the
steroid stampering it all. But at that time you were
(39:30):
watching sho said McGuire every day. Well, the one that
stands out to me, we were talking about it in
the kitchen, Danny and I. First we were talking about
Goba Ghoul and then we were talking about Mark McGuire
man when he at line drive, that line drive home run.
You know you're you're thinking, Oh, he's gonna hit one
in Big Macland that hates a line drive and he's
so pumped about it the whole Marason he was there
first base, he said, yeah, he does miss first base
(39:52):
and goes back.
Speaker 2 (39:53):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (39:53):
Like to me, that is another one that stands out
that second to me, after Ricky Henderson. So you know what,
based on what you just said, I think if everyone
in this room has Ricky have the ring and McGuire
in the top, yeah, that's my one. Is there is
there a third that comes to mind? In sports, like
a record we saw cal Ripken.
Speaker 2 (40:11):
Maybe, well, you think about that and Pete Rose for
the older audio or the you know, I guess people
in their fifties as a kid, you'd remember Pete Rose
breaking the hits record. Now again, while you think about
that really quick. I'm sorry, Covin, I just wanted to say, Rich.
I looked it up for you and it says, yeah,
the Iron Horse took himself out of the lineup for
a game on May second, nineteen thirty nine after he
(40:32):
started suffering from the effects of ALS.
Speaker 1 (40:34):
Oh wow, Yeah, that's that's sad. Like there's a lot
of ones that we wentness. Mike Tyson became the youngest
heavyweight of all time, right, we know the highlight, but
I don't remember watching it thinking like, oh man, so
it's a great thing. You thought, Danny, and I think
the fact that we all think McGuire Ricky Henderson is
ones and chime in add to it at Covine on Rich,
at Danny G Radio, I will see you on over
(40:55):
Promised a Ribadrecci baby, see you in the over Promised Land.
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I'm Steve and Lono. That is rich Davis today the
twenty sixth anniversary Richard Davis of SpongeBob Square Dance. Are
you already jimsy? You know we are the number one
show amongst pirates. By the way, a lot of people
don't know that. Yeah, because pirates love the sea and R.
(01:32):
That's true. Cadino and Richs, so again, thank you for
being here. It is an anniversary watch SpongeBob is twenty
six Yeah, and by the way, we're not too cool
for a bad dad joke here and there clearly, but yeah,
twenty six years since SpongeBob has been on. I'm not
a big SpongeBob guy, but I recognize the pure impact
that that show has had. But it did get us
(01:54):
thinking in our lifetime. No, we saw the invention of
now Big Mike, who runs us place? Who Mike will argue?
Speaker 2 (02:03):
You know. Uh.
Speaker 1 (02:05):
The first adult cartoon was The Flintstones. People don't realize
it was primetime television, and I get it, Fred and
Bonnie that was a primetime show. But when I say
adult cartoons, I'm talking about not care Bears and Gummy
Bears and the Smurfs. I'm talking adult humor. I know
what you mean. Cartoons, I know what you mean. But
(02:26):
speaking of dad jokes and cartoons, can I give you one? Yeah?
Why don't people in Dubai like Scooby Doo? Why don't
people in Duba what's the difference between people in Dubai
and people in Abu Dhabi. I don't know. People in
Dubai don't like Scooby Doo people in Abu Dhabi do.
(02:51):
Why didn't say the flints because I'm thinking about Scooby
Doo Flintstone, That's what I meant. Did you just make
that up?
Speaker 2 (03:01):
On?
Speaker 1 (03:02):
I just made it up and messed it up. I
messed it up. Messed it up. Man, I'm gonna sland
that plane. I'm a terrible cent. Well, anyway back to
the phone calls and the feedback, the best adult cartoon,
But look, SpongeBob doesn't necessarily fall in that category. It's
just adult humors, still a kid's cartoon. Yeah, there's a
ton of bod on Nickelodeon. I don't want to take
(03:23):
all the answers, but I mean, the one that's been
on the longest. Let's just get out of the way,
because if you think you're going to be original calling
in and saying I was Sam's favorite show. I feel
like you're a Simpsons guy. Oh absolutely, absolutely, so I
ask you. I was my bedrock, no pun intended talking
about Flintstones. Well again, of my of my sense humor.
(03:44):
They debuted in eighty seven on The Tracy Ullman Show
and then in eighty nine as its own show. So
longevity alone has to be in the discussion. I mean,
but just based on longevity. Look, I love the Simpsons, no,
no disp I don't think they're the number one answer.
If you are kid of the eighties and nineties, if
you're roughly fortyish like we are, you remember as a
(04:08):
kid when the Fox Network debuted, I associated solely with
the Simpsons and married with children. I feel like they
made their name on those two shows. If I'm missing something,
let me know. But I feel like as a kid,
I was like Fox because it was a new network,
and to me, it was you r missus. I'm Tracy
Omen because that's where the Simpsons got there.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
But by the way, was Tracy Omen on Curb your
Ent TUESDAYSM Yes, yeah, okay, I thought I tied it together.
Speaker 1 (04:32):
So to me. The early days of Fox were the
Simpsons and Al Bundy married with children Sunday nights.
Speaker 2 (04:40):
Right.
Speaker 1 (04:40):
I want to ask you, I was Samuel, how many
episodes do you think the Simpsons have done? It's one
of those I guess how many jelly beans in the jar?
You could be way off. I don't know. Just take
a guess. What do you think?
Speaker 3 (04:52):
So they've been on for thirty seven years. I want
to say about thirty episodes per season. Maybe I'm gonna
say a thousand episodes. You're close, They're not quite there.
I'm one they'd have to stay till till they get
it thout.
Speaker 1 (05:09):
They'd have to do because you know, in the world
of sitcoms you could go into syndication back in the day.
I no, syndication doesn't matter as much anymore because now
you just sell it to Hulu and Netflix. But one
hundred episodes was a way of saying, all right, man,
we could do reruns. Now, one hundred episodes was a
big deal. The Simpsons have done seven hundred and eighty
two episodes. Okay, I'm a little off. Yeah, do you
(05:30):
realize how many episodes that is?
Speaker 3 (05:32):
That's they don't even have the same people, necessarily even
voicing the same characters anymore.
Speaker 1 (05:36):
People retired, people have passed away.
Speaker 3 (05:39):
But The Simpsons was such a cash cow for Fox
that they could poke fun at their own network all
the time, and they would do it regularly, Just.
Speaker 1 (05:46):
Just to put a perspective when you were a kid,
a show that you watched on reruns all the time,
like Gilligan's Island. You know, Gilligan's Island was just shy
of one hundred episodes and you feel like, why not,
show must have been on forever. The Simpsons seven hundred
and eighty two episodes insane. So yeah, again, see this
Yankee had I'm wearing. I tipped my hat to the Simpsons.
I'm gonna give my number one. And if you're on
(06:07):
hold and you have the same answer, that's fine, you know,
back me up. It's all good. Eight seven, seven ninety
nine on Fox at Covino and Rich. I know Rich's answer.
I disagree. I think the game changer, the real game changer,
the show that pushed the envelope that said, hey, this
is for adults, debuted in nineteen ninety two on Liquid Television.
(06:30):
It was on MTV a show called Liquid Television and
the segment was Frog Baseball and look sports related Fox
was FG Baseball and it was two of my heroes
on one show and it was so good they started
their own show in nineteen ninety three. Uh, these guys
(06:53):
are the coolest. And they're talking about Covino and Rich,
but I'm talking about Beavis and butt Head. Those are
my dudes. I love it. That's the number one show
because they were pushing it. Rich, they were pushing it.
Butthead is my answer for my Look, I'm in my
forty is forties forties, that's my answer. I'm sticking to it. Yeah,
I love the ren and Stippies of the world because
(07:15):
he's just like, Yeah, this guy, this guy, he's gonna
say south Park like he knows anything. This guy knows nothing.
So I am gonna say south Park because I think
over the last uh, this guy's a tool over the
last twenty plus years, he figures he gonna say south Park.
I remember in my college days. In my college days,
(07:38):
I remember sitting around with my friends when they had
the original south Park episode. Remember it was Jesus Versus Sannah,
and they took off running that show every season. They
don't do it as much as they used to. It's
a billion dollar industry for Trey and Matt and we're
talking whatever the relevant subject matter is today. Yeah, they're
(07:59):
great at being topic. They tackle that subject. No punch
is held. I think we just named the top three.
If you're gonna do the Mountain Rush murder has to
be a number another one. So we got the Simpson's
Richest South Park with Pevis Wethead. But it's the anniversary
of again, the birthday of SpongeBob. Let's start with Paul
(08:20):
and Rhode Island. Paul, what do you think man, best
adult cartoon?
Speaker 4 (08:25):
Well, I'm a lot older than you guys, but I'm
gonna go Ben and Jerry and Flintstones when I came
home from school. That's okay. My family worked Henry Barbara
back in the day in the cartoon world. I'd just
like to say hi to my distance cousins owns about
sixty thousand cows in California.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
Darry Cow sounds good, Thank you man. His family member
is Johnny Quest. Yeah, but he said Ben and Jerry.
I thought you I was gonna say, do you mean
Tom and Jerry bro Because Ben and Jerry's an ice
cream yeah, but then he said he was a nicer
Tom and Jerry. I saw something I saw something meme recently, like, hey,
(09:06):
whatever happened to mouse was making cool little holes in
the wall like they did at cartoon what do they
call it the floorboard or they don't see those floorboard?
Speaker 5 (09:14):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (09:15):
Yeah, that's where we learned all of our classical music supportsery,
we learned.
Speaker 2 (09:19):
How to blow things up with the road Runner.
Speaker 1 (09:20):
But that's where those were kid cartoons. You know, they
were violent in today's eyes, right from today's perspective. But
Tom and Jerry was a kid's cartoon.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
I think we can include I think we can include
him that topic. Yeah, just because there was adult content
in there.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
Mike Judge, though he drew people, he drew cartoon characters
like people. He didn't try to, you know. And same
with King of the Hill, one of my favorite shows,
and Beavis and Butthead. They were just people as cartoons.
Speaker 1 (09:47):
What was that movie from a couple of years ago
when Beabs the butt Heead did a movie. I feel
like I came over your house and I had to
like have a drink or get high or something to
enjoy it a little bit. Well, they did America and
then the last one, I forget what the name was,
Like a views of movie came out a couple of
years ago. Let's go to Ohio and Josh here on
the show What's Up Buddy, Hey, Josh.
Speaker 6 (10:06):
Hey, guys. First off, I don't think you can mention
the beginning of Fox without throwing in Living Color.
Speaker 1 (10:12):
In there as well. And I'm so sorry. I feel
like an asked for not saying that. Right in Living Color,
the Simpsons married with Children, you could see why, Yeah, Jlo,
you could see Jalo my girl, you can see why
it worked out. What's up?
Speaker 6 (10:25):
Yeah, so I have to agree. You know, born in
eighty two beat us in butt Head was my answer.
My reason, though, was not necessarily the cartoons, but how
they analyzed music videos You Love Baby, Baby, you Love MTV,
and when they analyzed the hul Cogan Real American video.
I don't know if there was a funnier one than that.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Not only that, like that's so memorable.
Speaker 1 (10:47):
So right though, you know how many videos and how
many bands they turned me on to, because the whole
premise of their show was, Yeah, there'd be little cartoon segments,
but the majority of the show was them watching music
video for about that. Yeah, like who are these guys? Right?
So they're doing the video critique, but they also put
a lot of bands on the map, like they're like, whoa,
(11:10):
who's that guy? Yeah, this guy's cool. That guy was
Rob Zombie, White Zombie. No one cared about White Zombie
until they were talking about it and it blew up.
Or the song Rusty Cage by soundolb Zombie has credited. Yeah,
Rob Zombie credits Beeves and butt Head for putting them
on the map, like they exposed you to a lot
of music. Really great point. Thanks for chiming in, Ted
and Cincy. What's up? Ted?
Speaker 7 (11:31):
Hey guys. First of all, your show is amazing.
Speaker 1 (11:34):
Thanks, thank you man.
Speaker 7 (11:35):
Second of all, you guys glossed over briefly.
Speaker 6 (11:38):
I'm fifty two.
Speaker 7 (11:40):
When I was in college, Ren and Stimpy, Oh, I
mean it was it wasn't quite over the top like
South Park, but it was really demented as far. I mean,
it wasn't really for kids.
Speaker 1 (11:51):
Hello.
Speaker 7 (11:53):
Even even towards the end of their airing, they came
out with an unedited version of like stuff that made
the cutting floor. It was it was out there.
Speaker 1 (12:02):
I mean, it was so cool. About it too, like
when they would go to those those real realistic images. Yeah,
still shots. It was like shading. Yeah, that show was discussed.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
It was disgusting, but the illustrations were beautiful pieces of art.
Speaker 1 (12:17):
It really is. It's one of those late night I'm
up late, I'm stone there's something in college it was on.
You're like, wow, this cartoon's wild.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
You know. I think about Adult Swim too when we
talk about these sort of cartoons, like I loved The
Boondocks with Hughey and Riley and.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
Still on Netflix now, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (12:35):
Yeah, I know it. I think it had gone to
Max and a couple of other platforms have it now.
I know it started on Adult Swim, but yeah, their
grant had to go out and live with their grandfather
and the suburbs and uh, just cutting edge and that
was like two thousand and five or something.
Speaker 1 (12:50):
But loved it. Whenever The Boondocks would come on late
at night, I'm.
Speaker 3 (12:53):
Like you because it was kind of anime style. Yes,
it was like but it was more sort of like
an urban sort of setting and.
Speaker 1 (12:59):
Yeah, speed racer and urban setting.
Speaker 3 (13:01):
But then and then of course on Adult Swim, Metalocalypses
another one that I think is still going saw more
adult themes.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
So in nineteen ninety nine, SpongeBob debut twenty six years
ago today. Now it was meant for kids, but there
was definitely a lot of adult innuendo and reason to watch.
And still you'll probably watch it today because it's funny.
It's a funny, funny cartoon. And I remember we met
the voice of SpongeBob. I remembered, like just as many
adults were excited to meet the guy than the kids.
(13:32):
Remember that at series six M when we were there,
we also interviewed and had a great hang with the
voice of Bart Simpson. That is true, That is true.
So Nancy cart Right, Yeah, Nancy Cartright great? Who also
did what else did she say? Now she was in
twilights on the movie. But anyway, because adults got such
a kickout of SpongeBob and still do. On this day,
(13:53):
we asked you the best adult cartoon old school whin
fifty hits. We got a guy that treated us to
pizza the other day and we did not say thank
you yet. Trip in Vegas, Trip Trip, as I've said
over and over again, Trip trip. Hooray, what's up?
Speaker 2 (14:09):
I don't worry. I thank him.
Speaker 1 (14:11):
What's up? Trip?
Speaker 8 (14:12):
Hey? So I was just out here working hard, saving
my money for Rich's double Tito soda with a big straw.
Speaker 1 (14:20):
Yes, Yes, what's up?
Speaker 2 (14:21):
Brother?
Speaker 5 (14:22):
Uh?
Speaker 8 (14:22):
So before I tell my show, do I have to
tell a dumb dad Joe too?
Speaker 9 (14:25):
Is that part of it?
Speaker 1 (14:26):
Well? At least if you're gonna get it right, don't
mess it up like I do.
Speaker 7 (14:29):
All right? How about this?
Speaker 8 (14:30):
Why why do you not play cards in the jungle?
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Why do you not play cards in the jungle?
Speaker 8 (14:38):
Why there's too many cheetahs?
Speaker 1 (14:42):
My kids out tonight? It's actually pretty good. So Trip,
what's your cartoon?
Speaker 8 (14:48):
And I would say for this reason, I would have
said be with some Budda, But I'm going to change
it to Family Guy. And this is why if you
cross them or bad mouth them, one of the next
episodes will be about you.
Speaker 1 (14:59):
Can I tell you I left it for someone else
to add in. I'm glad you did. Trip. Family Guy
falls in a weird category for me, and I feel
like maybe everyone else in this room could feel what
I'm saying. There are shows that you never appointment watch,
but anytime you watch it or see a clip, you
love it like, I've never sat down like, oh, Sunday whatever,
(15:20):
time for family guy. But I've watched a million episodes time.
Every time I see a clip on TikTok or Instagram,
I'm like, this show is just hilarious. You know what's
wild to me, though, is Look, Seth Macfarland's great, and
I'm so excited to see what he does with naked
gun and all that. So this is not a criticism
because he's oddly talented. He could sing, he could dance,
(15:40):
he could write, he's handsome, all that stuff, Okay, but
people always give him credit for all the voices he'd handsome,
hone you have, Seth MacFarlane. Me, so, I've heard you
like crooners respectfully, bro and what. But people always say, man,
all the voices he does, it's just they're all his voices.
I'm like, I'm not that impressed if someone could just
(16:02):
change their voice in a million different ways. I don't know.
That is weird to me. I get what you're saying,
Camino saying. It's like, hey, that's not bad. You think
that's bad. He's just doing whatever his voice is capable of.
It's not like he Hey, well, dude, Daffy Duck, you
know what I mean. Like he's not doing impressions, he's
just doing his own voice in different ways. But because
the show is popular, Stewie, it's just something he made up,
(16:23):
Like imagine if you made him opportunity but in hell,
I don't know. It's just like people always like, man,
he does some great voices, like yeah, he does, but
it's what his voice is capable, Like Danny, think about
what your voice is capable of if you were like
I'm gonna make a character Dwight, and he's like light
if everyone overanalyzed it. But he always gets credit for that.
I'll give him credit for everything.
Speaker 2 (16:43):
Else, but its originality. So it's kind of like coming
up with your own song as a musicians covering.
Speaker 1 (16:48):
Su Yeah, I guess he's coming up with characters, right,
So yeah, family Guy has to be brought up. But
is it number one? Cool? Stand in my crown? WHI cool?
Speaker 2 (16:56):
I think it's in the top five?
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Whip his top five? Is it top four? That's all
that mattered? I think it's probably number five, I'd say.
I mean we hit his Fox Sports, and I think
isn't the when you work in sports, so you have
to make around Mount Rushmore. Isn't that like, uh yeah,
no show, we were starting five, starting starting five, Marley
in Rochester? What's up Marley?
Speaker 5 (17:19):
Yeah?
Speaker 9 (17:20):
Man, Hey, if y'all going back old school, because you know,
I'm fifty five and I'm gonna.
Speaker 6 (17:25):
Say Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Speaker 9 (17:26):
Okay, but I've got something on that Beavis and butt
headchip for y'all.
Speaker 5 (17:30):
It's called The Dudes of hands Man.
Speaker 4 (17:33):
Check it out.
Speaker 7 (17:33):
His drones just like Beavis and Butted.
Speaker 9 (17:35):
They got their own little damp and a nice little jingle,
Rules of hands Man Man.
Speaker 2 (17:40):
All right, I.
Speaker 1 (17:40):
Gotta check that out. I mean, I know it was
an adult cartoon, but I always thought, uh, there was
no cooler dude than Heathcliff. Oh he was. He was
a badassy. He hung out with that like good looking
cat on the junk yard. Oh yeah, oh yeah. He
kive Heath Cliff no un and he kicks some ass.
I mean, if we're gonna have a favorite of all cartoons,
I mean, my real answer is Jessica Rabbit. I think
(18:01):
she turned me into a man when I was little.
But you know, Beavis and butt Head is my answer.
Let's rap it up. He's responsible for your weird searches.
Jessica Rabbit changed my life animated? What all right? Can
I throw one in there that it's it's maybe not
so much adult, but my kids watch it, and I
think adults could get a kick out of it. Any
(18:24):
of you guys watch gravity Falls? Gravity Falls is one
of those like it's for kids, but not like Spongebobs. Yeah,
like if you if you know gravity Falls, you're like,
oh yeah, yeah, that's that's some good I've only heard
about it from you. I heard it's good, though, King
of the Hell get any shout outs I did earlier.
That's that's got to be one of them. That's based
on real people from my judge's life, his old neighbors
(18:45):
and everything. It's more dry than Beas and butt Head.
What was the dirty one from Nick Kroll where it
was way sexual? Oh something dirty mouth or something. It
was big mouth, big mouth. Yeah, that was on Netflix.
So hey, that was definitely an adult cartoon for sure,
if you if you want to add any more.
Speaker 3 (19:00):
Eighty seven seven Mike Tyson News like the Mike Tyson
Pigeon my three Oh yeah.
Speaker 1 (19:05):
But then there's Norm McDonald's like the Pigeonman or something that. Yeah,
so hey, if you have any others, we'll take them next,
and of course get into some more NBA, NFL and
uh Danny G. You got that list of the top
draft jerseys right here. I'm curious to see what came
out on top. So we'll get to all that next.
Could be known wretch right here on Fox Sports Radio.
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gonna get you so pumped. And there's another fight on
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off between Skull and Canelo, Skull is huge dude. He's
a big boy. But we're wrapping up this anniversary throwback Thursday,
Old School when fifty hits it's the birthday anniversary of
the debut of SpongeBob twenty six years ago. And even
though it's for kids, it's got a lot of adult humor.
So based on that, when it comes to adult cartoons,
(21:42):
what's your favorite and why? Our top three are the Simpsons,
South Park for Rich, Beavis and butt Head for me.
Gotta throw a friendly guy in there. Yeah, yeah, So
we're gonna get the rest of your phone calls and
move on, and we're gonna talk about breaking records. But Rich,
you gotta get me. You gotta let me redeem myself.
Speaking of cartoon, Hey, what's the difference between Dubai and
Abu Dhabi? Take two? Hey guys, what's the difference between
(22:07):
Dubai and Abu Dhabi? What? What is it? People in
Dubai don't like the flint Stones, but people in Abu
Dhabi do? Yeah, why does it feel worse?
Speaker 2 (22:21):
The second time?
Speaker 1 (22:22):
That was good? Let's go to Jordan and Pittsburgh. What's
up Jordan?
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (22:30):
What's up?
Speaker 5 (22:30):
Man?
Speaker 2 (22:30):
Hey?
Speaker 1 (22:30):
Body?
Speaker 4 (22:32):
Not much?
Speaker 5 (22:32):
How you guys doing today?
Speaker 1 (22:33):
We're good man? What's taking great? After I redeem myself?
Just now what you got?
Speaker 7 (22:38):
Well, I'm only twenty eight, so I'm a good with
Family Guy for my favorite school cardsoon.
Speaker 1 (22:43):
Yeah, Rich is right though the clips. I see the
clips and they're always really funny. It's a show to me,
can't deny it. You know, there's certain comedians where you
see so many clips of them and you're like, I'll
give you a great example. I've never I've never watched
or listened to full episode of Andrew Santino and Bobby
Lee on their podcast, but I've seen five thousand of
(23:06):
their clips. I've never watched a full Matt Rife stand
up comedy show, but I've seen a thousand clips. I
feel like Family Guy to me is that I feel
like I've watched ten thousand Family Guy clmes with my life.
But they're all good and they're all great, So maybe
I should, you know, watch the show all right, let's
say hi to if it was a mount Rush when
I'd say, that'd have to be the four them. As
(23:27):
far as adult based cartoons, you're Rod Jared in Indiana?
What's up, Indianapolis? How's it going, what's up, brother?
Speaker 7 (23:35):
So I've got a couple.
Speaker 8 (23:36):
The first one is more of a skit, but it
was the ambiguously gay.
Speaker 3 (23:39):
Duos Gary Saturday TV Funhouse.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
We got people hitting us up saying Ason Gary. Yeah,
Rich and I were Ason Gary for Halloween in the
early two thousands.
Speaker 2 (23:50):
It was an easy costume for you guys.
Speaker 1 (23:52):
Yeah, it were just ourselves. Yeah.
Speaker 8 (23:55):
And then the other ones you were just talking about
some big fights. Well, there was the MTV Celebrity Deathmatch.
Speaker 1 (24:04):
I'll give you that. I'll give you. It's not animation,
it's claymation. I'll give you. I'll give it to That
was a fun one.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
All right.
Speaker 1 (24:08):
Let's go to Tom in Rochester. What's up Tommy?
Speaker 5 (24:11):
All Right, So I got a bunch for you. I
got a mount Rushmore. There's Simpsons because obviously they're o
gie and that's the reason I leave South Park off because,
as they said, Simpsons did it. They're like a rehash.
And then we got Metal Acalypse because so people who
are so critical to the plotline, who are so stupid
(24:33):
about what goes on in their own lives hilarious.
Speaker 9 (24:37):
And then we got h Boondocks, absolutely topical and hilarious.
And my special mention for Stoner comedy is Robot Chicken.
But my other one I want to add on to
Mount Rushmore is Archer.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
If you're an old fan of people that, yeah, Archer
is a good one. Let's say hell to Montana. Craig.
What's up, buddy boy? Hey guys, Craig, what's up?
Speaker 7 (25:06):
This fun goes out for all the dances out there.
Speaker 1 (25:08):
Stripperella, Oh sounds hot, but I don't know it. Stripperella,
you know you know what I want to you get
with her in the early two thousands. Yeah, I think
I know. Yeah, I think it may be some growing
datd you Let me give you a couple of I
don't We're gonna go to dB for an update. We'll
get to other stuff. But a couple I left off
the board because I was giving you guys a chance.
I'm surprised no younger kid said Rick and Morty. For sure,
(25:29):
Rick and Morty T shirts. You see it everywhere, piles
represented pickle Rick. I feel like, if you're twenty thirty ish,
that demo loves Rick and Morty. That in Bob's Burger's
Bob's Burger, BoJack Horseman is that one about one you know,
years ago Aquatine Hunger for Us. You know people were
always quoting that. Surpised that wasn't brought up, and uh
(25:49):
one that aired I think for many years Futurama Love
Future with the voice of who I was, Sam Katie Sigall. Yes,
he's gonna say saggle, Yeah, not sag Hey. By the way, again,
appreciate all the feedback. Happy birthday to SpongeBob, the rest
of your answers and nominations at Covine own Rich at
(26:10):
Fox Sports Radio. What about American Dad? What about it?
Put that in? Is that like honorable mentioned too?
Speaker 3 (26:16):
An offshoot of family, off shoot a family the same line,
It deserves a mention for that.
Speaker 1 (26:20):
Alien was always funny. All right, let's do this jersey
thing and they'll go to dB front update. I refuse
to look as I'm like, I want to play along
and fairly play along. Yeah, there's a list of the
top ten selling jerseys based on the NFL Draft.
Speaker 2 (26:34):
For sure. This is from Front Office Sports Today, exactly
a week after the first round of the NFL Draft.
The top ten selling jerseys of the twenty twenty five draft.
Speaker 1 (26:44):
All right, now, what's interesting enough. I'm not sure if
some of these guys even know what number they're going
to be yet, but I thought this was an interesting story.
I heard Jonas talking about it on Two Pros and
a Cuple of Joe here on Fox Sports Radio. Abdul
Carter he had the huava to ask Lawrence Taylor if
he could wear number fifty six. That's a story in itself,
and that dude's out of his mind. I mean, I
(27:06):
love the response from LT which is sort of like, yo,
young man, negative, yo young man, create your own legacy. Yeah,
that's the weakest request.
Speaker 2 (27:14):
He is on the list. Number seven.
Speaker 1 (27:15):
It's perfect. There we go, abdul Carter. Number seven. Well,
number seven is taken. You can't have it. I don't know, man,
he overstepped there. Let's see you guys, just think is
up at the top. I'm gonna throw Dart out there,
just because I had imagine a lot of New Yorkers
would jump on that.
Speaker 2 (27:32):
Dart is right above abdul Carter.
Speaker 1 (27:34):
Okay, all right, Jarred, I mean, just get it out
of the way, cam Ward. Yeah, number two on the list, Okay,
so then let me get this out of the way.
Number one has to be Shador Chador is number three? Oh,
Dan Bayer chime in. I would think Ashton Genti's got
to be popular.
Speaker 2 (27:52):
Oh that's a good guest.
Speaker 1 (27:54):
Number four, Now hold on, and what's number one?
Speaker 2 (27:58):
Think about it because you could wear the jersey on
both sides of the ball.
Speaker 8 (28:02):
Ah.
Speaker 2 (28:04):
Yes, Travis Hunter number one.
Speaker 1 (28:06):
Umber one, crazy dude, that's really dope. Good for him,
he's got the number one selling jersey a week.
Speaker 2 (28:12):
After the draft anymore?
Speaker 1 (28:14):
Castle right, I am gonna guess because they've been itching
for a wide receiver for a long time. Golden on
the packer, Yes, right underneath that duel Carter at number eight.
Great job, you know, because if you're if you're in
Green Bay other than Jordan Love, what jersey you're getting?
Said Golden.
Speaker 2 (28:33):
I think of another wide receiver and big Mike who
doesn't run this place? Ye McMillan, yes, right under Jens
at seven? You have to take skill position players.
Speaker 1 (28:42):
Yeah, oh man, we're missing number nine and ten.
Speaker 2 (28:46):
Think of a player who was also crank called or
prank called, as we say, crank called.
Speaker 1 (28:52):
Can you say the other dude?
Speaker 2 (28:56):
Tyler Warren?
Speaker 1 (28:59):
Wait? Number ten?
Speaker 2 (29:00):
Uh nine? And number ten? The other tight end Colston Lovels.
Speaker 1 (29:04):
Yeah, wow, you know what. Congrats to all of them, man,
especially Hunter. I would have thought, honestly, with all the
Shador controversy, that would have been the number one, easy,
number one answer. So little twist there. It is Travis
Hunter with the number one.
Speaker 2 (29:16):
Not bad though, to get picked one and have the
number three top selling jersey.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
Oh yeah, that was that was predicted though. I mean,
he's gonna come with hype, and that's why I still
believe that we are going to see him start for
the for the uh. I was gonna say New Orleans Saints.
That was a prank. We're gonna see him start for
the one hundred thousand dollars. Sorry, I'm sorry. Let's get
a damn buyer for an update, DV. What's going on,
(29:40):
my friends, guys.
Speaker 10 (29:41):
We are getting closer and closer to tip off in
Detroit between the Pistons and Knicks. It's Game six of
their playoffs series Eastern Conference first Dround action with the
Knicks up three to two. Knicks couldn't close it out
in five and home. We'll see if they do it
on the road tonight in six. Game six between the
Nuggets and Clippers is at ten o'clock Eastern Time, and
the West Conference Clippers trail that series three to two,
(30:03):
but hosting this evening at into a Dome. ESPN reports
the Phoenix Suns are promoting Vice President Brian Gregory to
be their general manager. That means former GM James Jones
is going to take on a senior advisory role within
the franchise and you won't be seeing Tyres Halliburton's dad
around in the NBA playoffs. John Halliburton will not attend
(30:25):
Pacers playoff games for the foreseeable future after he met
with the Pacers' front office and accepted the outcome of
not attending games.
Speaker 1 (30:33):
This following his.
Speaker 10 (30:34):
Antics of taunting Jannison Tetecumpo after the Pacers beat the
Bucks in Game five.
Speaker 1 (30:40):
This past Tuesday. C J.
Speaker 10 (30:42):
Cupp Byron Nelson, Scotti Scheffler as the first round Leadies
just wrapped up his first round. He stands at ten
under par alone in first Rodriguez has been scratched from
the Kentucky Derby because of a foot bruise. The twelve
to one favorite was slated to start out of the
number four post now will not run. Coming up on Sunday, day,
baseball comes meet the Pirates eight three. Royals down the
(31:06):
Rayse eight two, White Sox playing the Brewers eight nothing.
Aast took three or four in Texas, beating the Rangers
today three nothing. Diamondbacks doubled up Riches Mets four to two.
Reds down the Cardinals nine to one. It's been raining
on and off in Cleveland throughout the day. The Twins
now lead the Guardians three two as they play in
the tenth inning, heading to the bottom half of the
tenth Guys, back to you.
Speaker 1 (31:25):
I've been watching the last couple of days. Diamondbacks have
a good squad. They get overlooked because they're in that
jam packed NL West where you know you got the Dodgers, Padres, Giants.
I would not be I would not be shocked. In fact,
I could promise you I think two of the three
wildcard teams are gonna come out of the NL West
and it wouldn't be tremendously crazy to me. Let's say
(31:46):
Philly or Atlanta doesn't pick it up, or the Mets
struggle or something. I think you might see an unpreced
dented three teams get wildcards in the same division. And
speaking of why, because teams don't play their own division
as much as they used to. The schedules more balanced,
so it wouldn't be crazy to see four teams in
(32:07):
the same division with eighty eight to one hundred something wins.
That's not out of the question because of the balance schedule.
It's like a you know, free for all. Now And
speaking of the NBA in the games tonight, Nuggets, Clippers then, eg,
now that your Lakers are out, what's your rooting interest
because we're going to talk about that in twenty minutes
on Fox Sports Radio's YouTube page, over promised I was
(32:29):
rooting for the Lakers too, and I have my theory
on well, what I'm rooting for next? What are you
rooting for next? Because you're not root for the Clippers?
Speaker 2 (32:37):
No, No, in the well, I told you guys, as
a kid watching TNT and TVs and you know, loving
New York hip hop, I had a soft spot for
Anthony Mason, John Starks and the Knicks Patrick Ewing, So
I'll always kind of check out what the Knicks are doing,
especially with Carl Anthony Towns. Yeah, big guy hitting those
(32:57):
long threes. As we saw in the last playoff game,
the NIXT word and so yeah, I think I'm gonna
chair on kat.
Speaker 1 (33:03):
All right, cool, good to know because we pose that question.
We break it down in twenty minutes on Fox Sports
Radios YouTube page. If your team's not in it, well
then what are you rooting for? We'll give you reasons
to root all right, cool, we'll get to that. And
coming up in just a little bit before we get
out of here, some pretty cool sports records have been
broken on this day. What are they? And what was
the coolest one that you sort of witnessed in our lifetime?
(33:23):
Like what stands out to you is like, Yo, I
can't believe we got to witness blank. We'll get to
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our videos are there, but over promised our bonus show.
(34:07):
You could watch it, you could listen, you can do both.
We're gonna be talking about the fights this weekend. What fights.
I hate you if you say what fights? And I'm
gonna get your hype for them. They start tomorrow, So
a little fight hype plus rooting interest in the NBA.
If your team's out, we give you reasons to reasons
to watch. On over promised brand new episode, episode eighty nine,
we do it in twelve minutes. Look at her strutting
(34:29):
in with her Clippers shared on she's better than that,
whether if she hears me? Why she thinks she's better
than us are strutting around? Yeah? Yeah for the Clippers.
The Mancy Clippers shared on that Jersey has never been
hung up with those clips. Don't lie, bro, Come on, man,
how long it will take for her to realize we're
talking about her anyway? Clippers Nuggies. That's gonna be a
(34:51):
good one tonight. I want to bring up something that
I thought that was really funny on social media. And
then Danny g I know a couple records were broken today,
but that New York quarterback room, my goodness, the personalities,
I mean, I almost feel like they've done it right,
the Giants hard knocks. But how would you like to
(35:12):
follow around not only Cringy Russell Wilson, Jackson Dart who
is a young stud in the making, Tommy Cutlets, Tommy
Cullins who's still there technically, and Jameis Winston, who has
really embraced his new ventures in New York. Did you
see him learning the word gobbahol. This is hilarious gobbol
(35:34):
from the Sopranos. Gobba go.
Speaker 2 (35:39):
Go gool go go go goble gool gobbo bool.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
But Thanksgiving that's gonna be epic gobble. I tell you what,
Jameis Winston, I don't care if he plays another half
a season, two years, five years as a best back
up he is. He's gonna make more money the way
McAfee and some of these guys Tony Romo made more
money in the booth afterwards.
Speaker 2 (36:07):
Oh yeah, he's already been a great correspondent in the
Super Bowl for Fox Sports.
Speaker 1 (36:11):
Dude, Fox Sports, CBS, NBC. Someone is itchin Forest scratch
their itching for Jameis Winston's big I'm done playing So
they can be like, all right, you're the official NFL
correspond that I got out of it. It's funny, but
it shows me he never watched the Sopranos. If he
doesn't know what Gaba goal is gaol episode they didn't
say it. Gabba gul. Woke up this mon inn got
(36:33):
some Gaba Google for people don't know. It's a cure
to Italian me capa cola. Then I woke up the
next day and got more Gabba gool. All right, So
on this day, guys, we're reminiscing a lot throwing it
back on a Thursday. But not only did Gladiator come
out twenty five years ago feel old, yet in the
year two thousand, Gladiator really a couple of sports records.
When you had that Caesar haircut, that Gladiator of yours,
(36:55):
you probably had that Guido haircut.
Speaker 2 (36:57):
Yeah, one record was set and one was broken.
Speaker 1 (37:00):
Yes, exactly. Got Danny.
Speaker 2 (37:02):
On this date in nineteen thirty nine, our great grandparents
got to see lou gerrig play his final game of
his two thousand, one hundred and thirty in a row games,
and of course it came to an end sadly, but yeah,
he set that record that cal Ripken Junior finally broke
in nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 1 (37:19):
Why did he sit out that get? Was there a
reason for that final game? He like, when he finally
missed a game, joking, you don't know, that's why, he said,
sadly ended. Did he pass away? No? No, but he
had to retire because his an disease. Yeah, his own disease.
But that was like, that was the day. And then
he never played again. Yeah, two one hundred and thirty games,
the og original iron Man, and then we all remember
(37:42):
when they dropped the banner and cal came out and
he played twenty one hundred and thirty one and a
record was broken.
Speaker 2 (37:51):
Today, nineteen ninety one, Ricky Henderson passed the great Lou
Brock with his nine hundred and thirty ninth stolen base.
Speaker 1 (38:00):
Does every human that's alive today remember him holding up
the base? Dude? Yes, sir, Well Danny G pose the question.
We've all been alive to witness some great moments in sports.
Records are always broken. That's the beauty of it, right,
you see something new all the time, or a new
record like whoa someone pushing the limits? He said, which
one stood out to you the most? Like the most
(38:21):
memorable person to your memory? And honestly, it's the Ricky
Henderson one. Him holding up the base for sure, and
he's like on the grateiest of all time. You're like, man,
he beat lou Brock. That's crazy. For the record, I
knew Louke Grick had his own disease. I just didn't
know if like something had today today. I didn't know
if maybe like he had a barefoot for a day.
I didn't realize the disease took him out and that
(38:42):
was it. Man, I'm pretty certain now you're confusing me.
My apologies, no need.
Speaker 2 (38:47):
To Well, none of us were around at the time.
Speaker 1 (38:49):
Yeah, you know alive. I mean, yeah, it's all good.
We assume that that was the end because of his condition.
I'll give you one as a Niners fan. I'll be selfish.
I remember when Jerry Rice Highway I remember the call
was Highway one oh one belongs to Jerry Rice. Next
exit Hall of Fame. When he broke the receiving and
then the all time touchdown recress. Well, first of all,
(39:09):
it's a little water down. You know why, because he
holds so many records. I know that's the only thing.
But it's totally burning your memory because you're forty nine
ers guys and that famous call for sure, do you
remember the I mean in our lifetime the home run chase.
But then again it was dampered because of you know
McGuire and so said chasing Roger Maris because of the
steroid stampering it all. But at that time you were
(39:30):
watching sho said McGuire every day. Well, the one that
stands out to me, we were talking about it in
the kitchen, Danny and I. First we were talking about
Goba Ghoul and then we were talking about Mark McGuire
man when he at line drive, that line drive home run.
You know you're you're thinking, Oh, he's gonna hit one
in Big Macland that hates a line drive and he's
so pumped about it the whole Marason he was there
first base, he said, yeah, he does miss first base
(39:52):
and goes back.
Speaker 2 (39:53):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (39:53):
Like to me, that is another one that stands out
that second to me, after Ricky Henderson. So you know what,
based on what you just said, I think if everyone
in this room has Ricky have the ring and McGuire
in the top, yeah, that's my one. Is there is
there a third that comes to mind? In sports, like
a record we saw cal Ripken.
Speaker 2 (40:11):
Maybe, well, you think about that and Pete Rose for
the older audio or the you know, I guess people
in their fifties as a kid, you'd remember Pete Rose
breaking the hits record. Now again, while you think about
that really quick. I'm sorry, Covin, I just wanted to say, Rich.
I looked it up for you and it says, yeah,
the Iron Horse took himself out of the lineup for
a game on May second, nineteen thirty nine after he
(40:32):
started suffering from the effects of ALS.
Speaker 1 (40:34):
Oh wow, Yeah, that's that's sad. Like there's a lot
of ones that we wentness. Mike Tyson became the youngest
heavyweight of all time, right, we know the highlight, but
I don't remember watching it thinking like, oh man, so
it's a great thing. You thought, Danny, and I think
the fact that we all think McGuire Ricky Henderson is
ones and chime in add to it at Covine on Rich,
at Danny G Radio, I will see you on over
(40:55):
Promised a Ribadrecci baby, see you in the over Promised Land.
Let's go
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