TRANSGENGENTIAL


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We decided our theme song today will be another show’s theme song. Yes, it’s “Chico and the Man” by Jose Feliciano. Donny has collected a bunch of TV Show theme songs so now, whenever we get the urge, we can play “NAME THAT TV SHOW THEME SONG!”

So Jill tells about how she was invited to a swanky celebrity party in honor of the amazing Carl Reiner. Oh, by the way, she hung out with Billy Crystal, kind of, and she had a bathroom encounter with Hal Linden (of Barney Miller fame). She decides to stay in the moment in lieu of digitally recording it, which makes Brian very proud and reminds him of breaching whales. Yeah, it’s a little transgengential.. ummm, tangerental, transporential…whatever.

Are you betting on the big game this coming weekend? Well, even if you aren’t you can still win some money by betting on what color outfit Beyonce will wear at her halftime show, or how long you’ll have to wait to see a cheerleader. We go over some of the oddest Super Bowl bets that you can make in Vegas. Speaking of the Super Bowl, Jill goes over her “If I had a Super Bowl party, this is what I’d serve” list. Tease. Some of her favorite munchie recipes include, Buffalo Chicken Dip, Low Fat Jalepeno Poppers, and a Chili made with Guinness beer! Jill PROMISES she will put up the recipes on Facebook and our website soon! We swear we will hold her to that!

Also going on in the food world is a hip, cool new trend of teens rapping fast food orders. However in one case, some of that good-natured rapping led to some teens getting in trouble with the fuzz. We think B&J should totally do this… and record it. Be on the lookout everyone!

The famously too talkative, Intern Tyler explains how he got banned from his hometown McDonald’s… despite using clinical language. Jill adds her own story that reminds us all not to drink and walk thru, and Brian tells us his frightening story of how a blind date led to him being banned from Knotts Berry Farms… for life.

The reviews for Movie 43 are in and it’s pretty rough. But should we trust these critics? Brian has a whole list of great movies that were trashed by critics thanks to TheShortList.com. How can you call yourself a good human and not like Die Hard, Rocky, Blade Runner…or Schindler’s List !?!!

What’s News? Stoned mice wanted by Kansas Police, New York City ends ban on honking, and Is that a T-Bone in your pocket or are you just happy to see me? Did you know that a french car runs on air, not stinky cheese and cowardice as first reported and a Brazilian woman tries to poison husband, with her vagina.

We got some excited game players, KC from Agoura Hills and Gary from Riverside, for NO APPARENT REASON, and we learn the importance of proper pronunciation.

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19 Responses to “TRANSGENGENTIAL”

  1. February 24, 2013 at 1:18 pm #

    I got to predict it, but Argo will clean up the event

  2. Dee
    February 4, 2013 at 12:12 pm #

    Where do up find the recipes? I don’t see a link

    • Dee
      February 4, 2013 at 12:13 pm #

      Oops….where do YOU find the recipes……stupid phone. Lol

  3. Rick A
    February 2, 2013 at 8:03 am #

    Looking for the recipes too!!!

    sont leave the hungry belly waiting!!!

  4. Tim D.
    January 31, 2013 at 7:09 pm #

    Lovin’ you guys but where are the recipes? I’m the cook in the family and my wife is counting on the Buffalo Chicken Salad Dip. If I don’t produce I’m doing without for yet ANOTHER week. 58 times a year? Seriously? Are you trying to break me? I think this is the first time I might ever be considered below average. *tear* ;-)

  5. Susan
    January 31, 2013 at 6:28 pm #

    I thought Brian was kicked out of Graceland for life as well?

  6. January 31, 2013 at 10:23 am #

    TAN-GEN-TIAL!!!!! ;O)

  7. Wayne Montz
    January 30, 2013 at 7:38 am #

    Brian, man, you are awesome, brother, but listening to you talk about Jill like she’s the ONLY woman in the entire world who can cook, think up recipes, and figure out how to put together a Superbowl party…

    My wife is an amazing cook, puts together unbelievable Superbowl parties, and has enough recipes in her head to pass on to everyone who asks…all of her meals/appetizers are made from scratch, and she spoils our three sons and me (and all of our friends) with the most unbelievable food we’ve ever tasted!

    I just had to brag. I’m sure Jill is a wonderful cook, but my wife is the BEST!!

    I’m just saying…

    Wayne Montz

    • Wayne Montz
      January 30, 2013 at 7:39 am #

      Thanks, baby….

      • Lisa M
        January 30, 2013 at 7:45 am #

        No, thank YOU, baby! ;)

  8. Lisa Montz
    January 30, 2013 at 7:17 am #

    Hate to break it to you, Jill, but a curmudgeon is NOT “loving” — check out the definition:

    Definition of CURMUDGEON:
    1. archaic : miser
    2. a crusty, ill-tempered, and usually old man

    Uncle Bill wasn’t a curmudgeon — or if he was, it was BEFORE Buffy, Jody, and Sissy came along.

    I still love ya, girl, but this time, I gotta disagree on the definition of curmudgeon…nice try, though :)

  9. Robbob
    January 30, 2013 at 5:19 am #

    See who remember this. The first and last time I was at Knott’s is when it was free.
    It had petting zoo, train ride, some shops and a restaurant. Maybe I should go back sometime.

    • FrannysFingers
      January 30, 2013 at 11:46 am #

      I do! I do! The restaurant specialized in fried chicken, and pie, too, of course. I think boysenberry was the most popular, right? My Mom would drive us out there once in a while just to get that yummy chicken. (Lord, am I showing my age or what?) Any other boomers out there remember other attractions that were close to Knott’s? I’m not talking about Disneyland. Both of the places I’m thinking of are loooooong gone. Hints: one involves pearls, and the other a material that will melt when exposed to heat.

      • kathee
        January 30, 2013 at 3:06 pm #

        The restaurant is still there! my favorite thing at Knotts Berry Farm was the PANNING FOR GOLD AND THE OYSTER/PEARL SEARCH!!!!!!!

        • FrannysFingers
          January 30, 2013 at 3:39 pm #

          It’s still there???? Is it still yummy or does it taste like a Banquet tv dinner now? And they had a pearl thing at Knott’s? The pearl hint I gave had to do with another tourist attraction that was maybe 10-15 mins from Knotts – and so was the other place (melting hint). Girl…I think you’re too young to remember these spots. (OY!!!)

        • FrannysFingers
          January 30, 2013 at 3:43 pm #

          Oh, and the panning for gold was a MUST SEE & DO. There was a bunch of cactus planted right near it (idiot landscapers!) and I got too close, pricked my finger, and had to go to the Knott’s Nurse (Knurse?). Ahhh, memories. :-)

  10. RobertKP
    January 30, 2013 at 4:01 am #

    Jill really needs to stop talking about movies. She said that E.T. wasn’t nominated for anything. It was nominated for 9 Oscars including best picture & best director & won 4 Oscars.

    • Lisa M
      January 30, 2013 at 8:48 am #

      E.T. as also nominated — at the 40th Golden Globe Awards — and the film won Best Picture in the Drama category and Best Score; it was also nominated for Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best New Male Star for Henry Thomas. The Los Angeles Film Critics Association awarded the film Best Picture, Best Director, and a “New Generation Award” for Melissa Mathison.

      WHERE did Jill hear that E.T. was “never nominated for anything?” — huh? What up with that??

  11. Deanna
    January 30, 2013 at 3:40 am #

    There’s a 2:58 (or so) version of Chico & the Man, available on several different albums. You can quickly buy an MP3 of it on Amazon dot com. ;-)

    Knott’s closed Kingdom of the Dinosaurs around 2005, FYI. Probably just one too many local morning radio hosts smoking weed on the ride, so they shut it down. A few ice age animals were moved to the Log Ride, but the rest are still there, falling apart and getting hit with chunks of falling ceiling, since they haven’t done anything else with the building. They just closed it and turned off the lights. Someone apparently stole the head of the figure of the time machine’s inventor at some point, and there’s trash and graffiti from people sneaking in. Before it was dinosaurs, it was the Knott’s Bear-y Tales ride.

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