Episode 14.5 - Fans Extra - The More, The Merrier: Hilary's Ex-Work Spouse, John Morgan!

Hilary's ex-work spouse, John Morgan, is in the studio and he clues us in to some parts of Hilary we've never heard before - right on!

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Time: 53:00

THE MORE, THE MERRIER: HILARY'S EX-WORK SPOUSE, JOHN MORGAN!

Hilary and Edward T welcome John Morgan, Hilary’s Ex-Work Husband into the studio. Rather than find out more about John, Edward T decides he needs to bitch and so it happens again.

Edward T has a theory that morning people are grouchy, and Hilary then declares she is a morning person (?). John disagrees. So does Edward T.

We also find out that Hilary drives like a dude!

Then the group catches up on the holidays: John visited his family, Hilary ate chocolate and got hurt, which spurs discussion of socialized medicine. Edward T worked during the holidays. No wonder he's so grumpy.

He also rants about people who don't pay attention to what he says. What’s new?

It turns out that John doesn't have much love for Facebook; then Edward T tells a story of almost putting his foot in his mouth, stopping himself for the first time, perhaps ever.

Hilary is amazed that it's 2010 already, what the hell?! Then, come to find out, Hilary and Edward T actually agree on something, they both love the film "Blade Runner", which leads John and Edward T to recommend "The Watchmen" to Hilary.

Blade Runner:

Warner Bros. Official Website (Pretty Cool Trailer with Great Visuals): http://bladerunnerthemovie.warnerbros.com/

The Watchmen:

Movie Trailer on YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4blSrZvPhU

Enjoy!

Episode 14 - Misanthropic Family Values - Jan 21st 2010

Hilary and Edward T invite their guest, John Morgan - Hilary's work husband - to chime in on Edward T's rants about people and things he feels society has signed off on, but Edward T does not.

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Time: 1:02:15

MISANTHROPIC FAMILY VALUES!

Hilary and Edward T have invited another guest to the show to start off 2010, and his name is John Morgan! He's a friend and coworker of Hilary's (and her work husband), and he's the perfect fit between the two of them. A scientist, ala Hilary, but definitely a man's man, ala Edward T.

First, they welcome John and get to know him, but not without talking about "The A-Team" and "Star Trek" first (Edward T later confesses his crush for Lt. Uhura).

So it has already been confirmed that Edward T is a solid misanthrope. This time, he goes into more detail about why he actually likes being a misanthrope and brings up a couple of issues that make him think outside the mainstream.

As usual, Hilary has some disagreements with Edward T, but John chimes in to set the record straight!

Edward T discovers that he thinks just like Stan Smith from "American Dad"; Hilary is tired of the word "douchebag".

Mr T! (from "The A Team, circa 1983).

Edward T's biggest crush: Lt. Uhura from Star Trek! (Nichelle Nichols, circa 1966).

Stan Smith, from "American Dad" - Edward T's role model.

Edward T as youngster - check out the gut, getting ready to eat cake!

Information about the Brightmoor neighborhood in Detroit (where Edward T grew up):

http://ndndhome.org/About%20Brightmoor.htm

Episode 13 - Jan 07 2009

THE FIRST LIVE SHOW: cRAzY pEOPLE, cRAzY dAtiNg stOrIEs!

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Time: 59:49

Edward T feels like he has been surrounded by crazy people (except Hilary - but by a small margin). This leads him to regale a tale of dating a crazy woman, and leads he and Hilary to ask: how do you define crazy?

Also: Caller extraordinaire J.P. Giuliotti is back and has a tale of an absurd date from his past!

(J.P. Giuliotti on the set of his homage to the film "The Friends of Eddie Coyle")



The face that launched a thousand ships?

HARDLY.
But this pic did get Edward T into (what he says is) a crazy conversation that spiraled into total MADNESS!!

(Edward T Martin, circa 1985).