Lisa has some bumper stickers on her car that Pat advises her to remove. Where does one buy a bottle of pure poison? And, the worst Sinatra cover song ever. Pat’s wife makes him sign a television-watching contract with her. Pat wraps this episode with not one, but TWO jokes!
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Songs in this episode:
- “Pass Me by If You’re Only Passing Through” Johnny Rodriguez (1973)
- “Riding My Thumb to Mexico” Johnny Rodriguez (1973)
- “You Always Come Back to Hurting Me” Johnny Rodrigue (1973)
- “That’s the Way Love Goes” Johnny Rodriguez (1979)
- “Eye of the Tiger” Survivor (1982)
- “Hee Haw” Opening Theme
- Excerpt from “Hee Haw”–“Lulu’s Diner” (date unknown)
- “Rock of Ages” Lulu Roman (2001)
- Excerpt of David Souter on an informed electorate (CSPAN_
- Excerpts “Sabu, Wrestler”
- “I’m Tired” Labrinth & Zendaya (from “Entourage” on HBO)
- Excerpt from the motion picture “Animal Crackers” (1930)
- “Silverware” Katnip (featuring Mia Pfirrman) 2021
- “Little Drop of Poison” Tom Waits (1997)
- “Mrs. Robinson” Frank Sinatra (1969)
- “25 to 6 to 4” Chicago (1970)
- “If I Were the King of the Forest” Bert Lahr (from the “Wizard of Oz”-1939)
- “Stay Awake” Brian Wilson (2011)
- “Some Enchanted Evening” Brian Stokes Mitchell (2016)
- “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah” James Baskett (from “Song of the South”–1946)