Show Schedule

May 27 - May 30, 2013

  1. Monday, May 27: Episode #378 (Originally Broadcast 2/25/13)

    • Zooey Deschanel

      Scientists have determined that the only thing cuter than Zooey Deschanel on "New Girl" is a baby panda on a boat of gumdrops. And that gets old after like five minutes. Advantage: Deschanel!

    • Ben McKenzie

      Ben McKenzie stars in "Southland" as a rookie cop in L.A. All we have to say is that it's the best drama on TV & Ben McKenzie please marry us? Even if you say no, your show is still awesome.

    • Japandroids

      Japandroids new album is Celebration Rock. Japandriods have the best robot/place combo name since Cyboregon.

  2. Tuesday, May 28: Episode #385 (Originally Broadcast 3/7/13)

    • James Franco

      James Franco stars as the Wizard in "Oz: The Great and Powerful." No matter what his character would do, we'll have to make sure James comes out from behind our curtain.

    • Robert Kirkman

      Robert Kirkman created "The Walking Dead," so we plan on forwarding him all our therapy bills for getting constantly freaked out by it.

    • Jamie N. Commons

      Brit-born Jamie N. Common's new album is called Rumble and Sway, which we still can't believe isn't Cockney rhyming slang for something dodgy.

  3. Wednesday, May 29: Episode #388 (Originally Broadcast 3/13/13)

    • Halle Berry

      Halle Berry stars as a driven 911 dispatcher in "The Call." We predict a rash of dumb calls to 911 asking to talk to Halle.

    • Ben Hoffman

      In "The Ben Show," Ben Hoffman seeks life advice from strangers on the street. Basically, it's like in-person Yelp.

    • Aimee Mann

      The always-fantastic Aimee Mann's new album is Charmer. Please note it is NOT about the breakfast cereal leprechaun. But if anyone could write about sugary mascots, it'd be Aimee.

  4. Thursday, May 30: Episode #390 (Originally Broadcast 3/25/13)

    • Magic Johnson

      NBA Hall of Famer Magic Johnson is educating the world on HIV awareness and the importance of getting tested. He's like a teacher with a mean slam dunk.

    • Thandie Newton

      Thandie Newton stars in "Rogue" as an undercover cop who's fallen in love with a crime boss. The word "awkward" doesn't even begin to cover it.

    • Langhorne Slim

      Not only is Langhorne Slim a great alt-country musician, his name would make a great ladies' cigarette from the 60s. His new album is The Way We Move.