The first half of Season 2 Episode 0066 starts with the Bums suffering through another Thursday Night Football stinker, this time at the hands of our own Chicago Bears pillow fighting with the Washington Commies; and S2:E66 also marks the return of Predicto (btw, Paddy calls him Predickto behind his back), who drops some NFL game predictions on our listening audience; Rhule gets the hook in Carolina, Week 5’s MNF was a barn burner (putting TNF to shame); roughing the passer calls have gotten ri-god-damn-diculous; AFC West notices some crappy coaching calls; Devonte Adams flattens a civilian leaving the field (and deservedly catches a misdemeanor charge); NCAAF updates include the stink this is OU (NFH would agree); Saban’s Tide dodges a bullet; Rocky’s NWU Wildcats get thoroughly thumped by the Badgers, the Illini is ranked (you read that right) by out booting Iowa; talk turns to MLB playoff baseball (or not, if you’re Paddy); the Cards and Jays whimper out early; the seller of Aaron Judge’s historic 62nd homer gets fucking paid; Stephan Vogt’s kids call his last plate appearance before retirement; and the Bums close with the ‘Tom Brady Bunch’ lawyering up.
The second half begins with another intergalatically famous beer review, with Old Irving Brewing’s “Summer Krampus” (ABV 12% — gulp) collaboration with Binny’s Beverage Depot — a stout, imperial, double milk wonder — full of chocolate and coconut; and congratulate JL and Trevor as Old Irving Brewing annouces the expansion of production to a second site (West Loop, Chicago); Rocky summarizes his youngest son’s first father/son fly fishing trip — as salmon absolutely fill the Pere Marquette river in Baldwin, MI (thanks Uber); the Bums reboot their Stone In My Shoe (SIMS) segment with a theme entitled ‘the balls on this guy’; Rocky does most of his homework with a partial review of the ShowTime movie - Pleasure (not for the faint of heart); and close with Eddie’s tales of Malort. Get some while it’s fresh!
Recorded on October 13, 2022 at B.O.M.’s global headquarters, Paddy’s Southside Cave, in Chicago, IL USA.