It's Ted's of Beverly Hills on a Sunday night as the show was a live stream with Timmy Dunphy reprising 'If You Knew Susie' and Ted losing another bet. Also Dr Jim Sadler instructs Phil on how to construct a proper resume. Our BSP Classic Hour is from October 2005. A character named Gaylan Hall is on, telling Phil that he takes pictures of 5-10 year olds girls as a hobby. This character would appear to be a forerunner to General Gaylen Shaw.

"Night of the Living Dead" General Shaw and RC give their spin on a movie that's probably been spun enough!

More chat, more Phil, more subscribers from Friday night. Plus Phil pulls a temper tantrum. The Classic Hour for our BSP's is from 2004. Steve Bosell is annoyed that people in his office who lost a home in the California wildfire get sympathy, but no one is sorry for his broken leg. Entirely understandable." The laughing, happy as a lark.

Art Griego returns to talk about Mike Pence's jet sliding off a runway and how to land an aircraft while having a cocktail. Don Micksa pitches Don Berman on channel 19: What about putting people on TV who have green, crooked teeth? Totally relatable!! Our BSP Classic Hour is from October, 2002. Lloyd Bonafide is not happy about the term “Trick Or Treat.” If he hears it from a kid, he’s going to call 'Nine-Eleven.'

"As You Like To Hear Them" features an interview with Melania Trump. Pilot Art Griego with more on his contention that pilots are basically afraid of flying. Plus, he talks about their love of a stiff drink before taking off. Renaldo Hotel manager Mark Barger joins the show and, as usual, no one can pronounce his name. The Classic BSP Hour is from October, 2000. 'Youth Pastor' Dean Wheeler joins the program to talk about “Dean Wheeler’s Hell Home”, a Christian run haunted house where kids can see scenes from the life of Jesus that have been melded with modern movies

Phil introduces Classic Wednesday, a Classic Hour from October 2005 featuring Austin Amarca "staring down Hurricane Katrina." Then for our BSP Classic Hour it's 1999 with “Get Me a Cup of Coffee!” Larry Grover has a run-in with a receptionist who won't get him a cup of coffee. Get a Backstage Pass and enjoy a 20,000 plus hour archive, Phil's new podcast, Classic podcasts, Bobbie Dooley's podcasts, special live streaming events and shows, Saturday Cinema, Friday night chat and oh so very much more...

Wolf Hoffman, a German sports reporter talks about European football (soccer) and Europes real sports passions, bowling and the LPGA. Plus Steve Bosell talks about his Facebook Live appearance while telling Steve Jr to turn the TV down. Our BSP ClassicHour is from October 25, 2016. Vernon Dozier is a health teacher who gave a student A plus with extra credit because she came in looking hot. However boys and plain-looking females have to cite extra sources.

Kenny Slag is back, trying to record his Principles of Abundance in the 21st Century with a smart ass engineer and his own muddled philosophy. Our BSP Classic Hour is from October 24, 2003. Bob Bakian is a journalist who wants a webcam put in the comatose Terry Schiavo’s room because he suspects a Rat.

Saturday Cinema - October 22, 2016: "Too Late For Tears" "Too Late For Tears" General Shaw and RC present this 1949 film noir that starts out weird and gets weirder. Lizabeth Scott, Arthur Kennedy and Dan Duryea.

it's our weekly chat as Phil talks with BSP's from Brooklyn, the Northwest, Dubai and the exotic lands of Florida. Our BSP Classic Hour features Margaret Grey outraged that NYPD firefighters got front row seats at a benefit concert.