It's another April Fool's Day edition of Who Asked You?, only this one is not up to par with last year's. We're just being honest here... little effort was put into this show from all fronts. There seemed to be a lot of fooling around leading up to the All Fool's Day show. So here it is in all of its randomness. Just look at the various Show Links, that'll give you a clue as to how scattered today's program is.
We've got mail... from our friend down in Australia, Marshall. You remember him right? He sat in with us on EPISODE 92. He got a little behind on his Who Asked episodes, but finally got the chance to catch up and decided to E-Mail us afterward with an update about a story we did involving the ban on underaged-looking women in porn. He's got some detail in a lengthy E-Mail!
Some of our new releases are real and some are not. It's too easy these days to make up a faulty movie title and mix it in with the real deals. So many legitimate titles seem like someone is playing a trick on you nowadays. One release, it's authenticity not being disclosed here, brings up some old TV blunder memories all thanks to the moronic programmers of the once mighty UPN network. "The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer" (the P is NOT silent) is no April Fool's prank. It's not made up. This was a real show that aired on network television albeit for an embarrassing four episodes. But nevertheless... if you've never heard of this show, Google it. And prepare to be amazed that it was ever green lit.
There's news of two classic sitcoms going the way of the big screen adaptation. Details of these have been "altered" for the sake of the whole April Fool's Day thing we're claiming to be doing this week, blah blah... and so on. And along with those stories are a couple that, in whole, may or may not be true. Will you be fooled?
There's a special edition of Who Facted You? on today's show as well. These facts are extra true and you should learn them and remember them for all time. For the knowledge we expel today during this bit could change your very understanding of the universe. What kind of knowledge you ask? Well, knowledge like how many times Bill O'Reilly farts during his show. Now that Fox News link in the Show Links is starting to make sense isn't it?
Because of the lack of full-assed effort put into this week's presentation, we end up with time to kill at the end of the show and talk about a recent racial conundrum Dennis, Mike and Chase witnessed while out with former host Jabari and his pals.