In this episode:

• another physics experiment with the fake Julius Sumner Miller (tension),
• the Lame Idiot of 2006 (Tom Cruise),
• Katie Holmes,
• the upcoming Batman movie The Dark Knight (2008) starring Christian Bale,
• Louie Anderson as the Penguin,
• Louie Anderson on The Weakest Link,
• Dr. Phil dancing on American Idol,
• the game show Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?,
• Dr. Phil controversies,
• celebrities trying to play professional sports (Elisabeth Shue, Andrew Shue, Garth Brooks, etc.),
• Voltron sneakers (submitted by Dennis in NC),
• an Eliza Dushku update,
• and Rookie of the Year (1993) starring Thomas Ian Nicholas and Gary Busey.

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Tom Cruise is the winner of The Paunch Stevenson Show Lame Idiot of 2006 Award.

In an April 2006 interview with GQ conducted while his wife Katie Holmes was pregnant, Tom Cruise said, “I’m going to eat the placenta.” Four months later, Paramount ended its 14 year relationship with Cruise’s production company. We’re not surprised.

(discussed in episodes 26, 43, 48, 50, 51, 55, and 68)

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Colin Quinn was one of the worst cast members on Saturday Night Live and co-hosted the horrendous MTV game show Remote Control.

(discussed in episode 67)

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In this episode:

• George Lucas and the upcoming Indiana Jones movie,
• Frank Edward Nora and The Overnightscape podcast (www.theovernightscape.com),
• our Paunch Stevenson Show listener drawing contest,
• Eddie Murphy playing multiple roles in movies,
• various Saturday Night Live casts,
• The Ladies Man (2000) starring Tim Meadows,
• Saved By the Bell and Saved By the Bell: The New Class,
• and Dennis Haskins’ recent filmography.

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We’re keeping a list of web sites that mention The Paunch Stevenson Show. Automated podcast directories don’t count. So far, we’ve found:

Noelle Hancock links to our Ted Danson Hall of Lame entry in her Us Weekly “Celebrity News” column, posted on September 3, 2007:
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Tricky-Dick links to us on his StumbleUpon web site review page, posted April 6, 2007:
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Joseph Speranzella credits us for the photo of Kevin Federline and Britney Spears in his article “Britney Spears and Kevin Federline Reach a Divorce Settlement,” published April 02, 2007:
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Dr. Geordie Rose links to us in his blog entry about Alf’s song “Melmac Girls,” posted on March 22, 2007:
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Ian Bourne, also known as AirBourne, links to us in his blog entry about Scott C. Clements and The Scarlet Avenger, posted on March 14, 2007:
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Filmmaker Scott C. Clements links to us in two of his blog entries about his movie serial The Scarlet Avenger, posted on March 11, 2007, and March 20, 2007:
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Freaking News links to us at the bottom of their “James Bond Puff Daddy Pics” page, posted by playakb on November 5, 2006:
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Mena links to us in her blog entry about the Muppet character Sam the Eagle, posted on July 19, 2006:
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Greg Johnson links to us at the end of his blog entry on May 31, 2006:
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Ojrifkin links to us in his blog entry about competitive eating podcasts, posted on March 28, 2006:
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Esteban De Anda, also known as Evil King Macrocranios, lists us as one of his favorite podcasts:
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We are listed on Frank Edward Nora’s New Time Radio web site:
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Let us know if you find any other web sites that link to us or mention us. Thanks!

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Donald Trump is a real estate developer and currently has a net worth of $2.9 billion. In 2004, he became the host of his own reality game show The Apprentice and filed a trademark application for the phrase “You’re fired.”

(discussed in episode 66)

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In this episode:

• Ninja Warrior on G4,
• the Double Dare obstacle course,
• Video Power hosted by Johnny Arcade,
• the Nickelodeon Super Toy Run,
• a get-rich-quick scheme (sue Toys “R” Us),
• Franklyn Pigott Jr. setting his house on fire trying to kill a bee,
• hunting of toxic squirrels,
• a Michael Jackson update ($100,000 pharmacy debt),
• Donald Trump’s redevelopment of Atlantic City’s Steel Pier,
• the Doomsday Clock,
• Stephen Hawking in outer space,
• the “Hold Your Wee for a Wii” contest on KDND and Jennifer Strange’s death,
• and our Nintendo Wii review.

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