Who Asked You?

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Alright, everyone exhale… here we are. The world didn’t end on Friday, I think we made it. Unless… no… that can’t be, can it? The Mayans never accounted for leap years in their celestial calculations, so their calendar could be off by a few years. I guess we’ll probably go through all of this hype and hysteria all over again soon enough. After all, there are more doomsday books and movies to sell.
The world didn’t end, but the year has. And that means it’s time for us to reflect on the last 52 weeks. Good movies, forgotten TV shows, game consoles we thought would be stupid but turned out to be really fun… it’s all on this rapid fire year-in-review edition of Who Asked You?. Along with technical difficulties involving Dennis’ microphone. A sort of foreshadowing of a much needed studio upgrade happening during our holiday break. It wasn’t really a technical failure at all. It was a button-pushing failure on my part. We all can hear Dennis, but the guys couldn’t. Eventually all is worked out and the show carries on.
But there’s more to this show than just the good, the bad and the Honey Boo Boo. We also play the CLIP OF THE YEAR as chosen by you. It was a landslide by the way. And we enlist the help of the ErrorFM chat room to choose our 2013 Calendar Girl. A brief history on this…
The Who Asked You? calendar is a chronological masterpiece to rival even the Mayans’ stone chiselings. You at home don’t get to see it. It’s merely a production calendar with our year’s show’s highlighted so the fellas know if there’s an episode coming up on any given week. The girl was added only to attract Dennis’ eyes to the calendar as he never paid attention to the first one and constantly asked me, “Are we doing a show this week?” And although it hasn’t worked, and he still pays little attention to it, the girls have become a bit of a tradition. It’s truly an honor to appear — without giving us permission — on our production calendar, and you famous females shouldn’t take it lightly. Previous beauties included Jessica Biel and Alba, Denise Lawton and most recently Chell from the animated feature, THE ROAD TO EL DORADO. Jabari suggested Cherokee D’Azz, but wanting to keep things classy we thought up Charlize Theron and Sofia Vergara. Mike threw in Catherine Zeta-Jones. The chat room had a suggestion or two as well. Ultimately it’s decided and you’ll hear our choice during the show! Then it’s back to recounting 2012 points of interest or disinterest like Microsoft’s release of the overpriced Surface tablet or Apple’s bullshit iPad Mini.
New episodes of our little program return, LIVE on January 6th. Here’s wishing you all happy holidays! Thanks for listening this year and we hope you do so during the next one as well. Big things coming! I can feel it!

SHOW LINKS:
Facebook’s Year In Review 2012

Heard In This Week’s Open:
Happy Gilmore
Congo
Shark Attack 3: Megalodon
Family Guy Presents Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story
ALF (Season 1)

 
 
 
Stack up da cheese… ham with da turkey… gimme that CapriSun, bitch I’m thirsty!

Featuring REAL Wal-Mart shoppers!

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It’s Christmas time… once again we’re looking back at the year gone by. I gotta be honest. Being so close to our Christmas break, I’m phonin’ this one in. I could go through and add links to everything we mention on this episode, but that would take 5 days at least and the Show Links would be an hour’s worth of scrolling. We bring up a lot of shit today.
For the first time in our show’s 3-episode Christmas Special history, we’ve got a guest host sitting in. His name is Kevin LePine and he’s a hypnotist and comedian here in Las Vegas, Nevada. Earlier in the day we recorded an interview with Kevin and realized he’s as big of a dork as we are and was on the same level as us when it came to movies, TV shows, comics, music and what not, so he stuck around for the Who Asked You? show and helped spread the holiday cheer.
On this program we’ll take a look at the best and worst 2010 chucked at us in motion pictures, televised programming, musical arrangements, paper based fantasy periodicals and more!
It was a hell of a year. The bad outweighed the good by about 3-to-1. So bad in fact, most of the pop culture crap deserved a nice switch across the ass from Père Fouettard himself. Look him up… he’s an evil Santa in France. We’re taking next week off to sip the hot cocoa, fill up on pie and open presents. As I said, this entry is lacking in the effort department. The only Show Link you’ll find is one where you can share your best/worst picks for this 10th year of the 21st century. Send them to us and we’ll read ‘em on the next show. Have a safe holiday and New Year folks… get black out drunk of course, but don’t drive. We need you back here, alive, January 2nd for brand new shows in a brand new year. Merry Christmas from the Who Asked You? Crew, we’ll see you in 2011!

SHOW LINKS:
Tell us your Best/Worst picks of 2010 – They can be anything you want!

New Releases for Tuesday, December 21st:
Salt (Deluxe Unrated Edition)
Family Guy: It’s A Trap!
Easy A
Futurama (Volume 5)
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Step Up 3 (3-Disc Combo Pack: Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray, DVD + Digital Copy)
Caprica (Season 1.5)
Devil
Family Guy 3-Pack (Blue Harvest, SSS Darkside and It’s A Trap)
Billy the Exterminator (Season 1) and (Season 2)

This Sunday (the 24th) is the annual Halloween Special for Who Asked You?. This year’s show is much different than last year’s. We’re now broadcasting live across the world and we’re doing a full 2-hour program with music!
That’s where you come in! What Halloween-themed songs are your favorites? What would you suggest we play on Sunday to get everyone into the spirit of this awesome candy-hoarding holiday?
Also, did your parents ever dress you up in a terrible costume? Maybe you dressed yourself in one? Maybe you had the most amazing costume ever one year. Tell us!!! We want your Halloween stories!
CLICK HERE to send us your Halloween song suggestions and your tales of terror on All Hallow Eves past.