S6:E36 – JAF Classics #17: Christmas in April!

Episode Notes:

Today on JAF Classics I take you back to December 20, 2006 and Episode #17 of the original run of Just Another Fanboy.

I begin the episode by apologizing for storming off at the end of the JAF Classics Episode #15. Then, of course, Gary and Norman arrive to berate me for a bit for leaving them to finish that last episode.

Then I burst with excitement over the DVD release of Season One of WKRP in Cincinnati before getting into all the regular stuff:

Listener's Feedback . . . in which I play a couple of great voicemails, one of which inspires Norman and Gary to sing.

News and Information You Could Have Easily Gotten For Yourself With Just a Little Effort (Brought to you by Senseless Products Inc)

Comic Book Picks of the Week - In which I say something really quite stupid.

At the Movies With Gary Indiana - In which Gary talks about Transformers the Movie.

Belly Buttons by The Pizza Man (Song)

The View From Norman Oklahoma (In which Norman and Gary sing a medley of Christmas songs)

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