What happened to Bobby, Eddit, Joey, and Charlie? Can you believe they wrote these characters off their shows like this? Listen for these outlandish tales!

What is your favorite outlandish way a character was written off a show?

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Join us for a round of Beer Thursday with Shayne and Jay, your all-caring hosts who are well-versed in the world of TV and always ready to put a laugh on your face.

In this round, they delve into the most bizarre and memorable ways TV characters were written off their shows. From "Cheers" to "The Simpsons," they share their thoughts on these drastic exits, including Eddie Lebeck's death by zamboni and Chef's outlandish demise in "South Park." They also shed light on the term 'Jumping the Shark' and its origin from "Happy Days."

These bands were banned from other countries for reasons that may shock you! And by "shock," we mean entertain in a highly humorous way. Get ready to laugh your bandanas off!

What to you think is the most ridiculous banned band story?

Send us a voicemail and let us know what you think!

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Banned Bands: Global Music Controversies.

In this round, your slightly controversial hosts, Jay and Shayne, delve into the intriguing world of bands and artists banned from performing in various countries around the globe.

The discussion covers notable examples such as The Beatles' ban in Israel due to fears of corrupting youth, Led Zeppelin's refusal at Singapore's airport due to long hair, the Rolling Stones' 1973 drug-related entry denial in Japan, Frank Sinatra's ban from Mexico following an offensive film, and Alice Cooper's 1975 ban in Australia for his theatrical shows.

Amid humorous anecdotes and poignant reflections, the episode explores the cultural and political reasons behind these bans and concludes with light-hearted banter and listener engagement.

Are you intrigued by the things that sparked controversy in the 60s, 70s, and 80s? Because these bands were banned by the people who like banning things!

Do you think any of these bands should have been banned?

Send us a voicemail and let us know what you think!

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Banned Bands: The Untold Stories of Tour Prohibitions in the U.S.

In this potentially controversial episode of Beer Thursday, your brave and completely unoffensive hosts discuss the fascinating and sometimes shocking reasons certain bands and artists were banned from touring the United States. Topics include:

• One Band's rowdy behavior led to their U.S. tour ban in the '60s.
• A songwriter's deportation over terrorism concerns.
• A singer's dubious legal troubles.
• An arrest for assault!
• Drug abuse history from a rock start? No way!

The hosts navigate these stories with wit and humor, shedding light on the intersection of music and U.S. history, and keeping you entertained throughout.