Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Arizona Episode Summary: January 13, 2025 Episode Title: Entertainment Drill - MON - Corey Feldman Has A UHaul Ready In Case Fires Get Close - Elvis' Rhinestone Studded Jockstrap Up For Auction
1. Upcoming Saturday Night Live Hosting by Timothy Chalamet
The episode kicks off with exciting news about Timothy Chalamet taking the helm as the host and musical guest for the upcoming Saturday Night Live (SNL) episode scheduled for January 25th.
Catherine highlights the rarity of this event:
“Which only 41 people in the show's 50-year history have ever hosted and been their own musical guest.” [03:53]
Brady expresses skepticism about Chalamet's musical involvement:
“He's going to sing Bob Dylan songs.” [03:53]
This dual role is a significant milestone, making Chalamet one of the few celebrities to both host and perform musically on SNL.
2. Celebrity Guest Dynamics on SNL
The discussion delves into whether Chalamet's performance counts as original work or a cover, sparking opinions on the quality and originality of his musical contributions.
Brady questions the authenticity:
“But does it count if he's doing the original works of Bob Dylan?” [04:04]
Catherine acknowledges the uncertainty:
“But it's not saying or not whether he'll be doing Dylan songs or his own.” [04:06]
The panel debates the impact of covering legendary artists like Bob Dylan, with Brady hoping for original material:
“He's got his own thing going on, Donna. I hope so because I don't want to hear Bob Dylan songs by him or anyone who sounds like him.” [04:15]
3. Dave Chappelle and Glorilla on SNL
Shifting focus, Catherine announces another notable guest:
“This coming Saturday it'll be Dave Chappelle with musical guests Glorilla.” [04:33]
Brady shows enthusiasm for Glorilla's appearance:
“That's a good one. Definitely gonna watch that.” [04:38]
The duo expresses excitement over diverse musical acts, emphasizing the variety SNL brings to its episodes.
4. Destruction of Celebrity Homes on TV Shows
The conversation transitions to the unfortunate news about the destruction of iconic TV homes, specifically referencing sets from popular series.
Catherine shares the details:
“But the house where the Roy siblings were shown strategizing during season four of Succession that got bounced.” [04:53]
And adds another set loss:
“And the estate that used to be well used as Gene Smart's side mansion on Hacks.” [05:03]
Brady humorously remarks on the practicality of having multiple properties:
“Side mansion is a good band name.” [05:13]
The hosts reflect on the transient nature of TV set designs and their eventual demolition.
5. Corey Feldman's Preparedness with a UHaul
A standout topic is Corey Feldman's proactive measures in case of emergencies, showcasing his readiness to evacuate swiftly.
Catherine informs the audience:
“Corey Feldman isn't one of those fools who's just gonna get out with very little. He's got a 15-foot UHaul ready at all times.” [05:21]
Brady humorously speculates on Feldman's preparedness:
“He bought it. Right. He's not renting it every day of his life.” [05:46]
The hosts commend Feldman’s foresight, highlighting his commitment to safeguarding his belongings and ensuring quick evacuation if needed.
6. Passing of Soul Legend Sam Moore
The episode pays tribute to the late Sam Moore, a celebrated figure in the soul and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Catherine shares the sad news:
“Sam Moore. Sam and Dave. He passed away. He's 89 years old.” [06:39]
Brady reminisces about Moore's legacy:
“That's you know, greatest of all Soul.” [06:50]
The hosts honor Moore's contributions to music, acknowledging his enduring influence and the void his passing leaves in the industry.
7. Elvis Presley's Rhinestone Studded Jockstrap Auction
A unique and intriguing item is up for auction: Elvis Presley’s rhinestone studded jockstrap.
Catherine provides the details:
“That one right now. I believe it's at $42,000.” [07:17]
Brady humorously contemplates the item's potential placement in art:
“Has it been worn? No, the King put it up in his house. Framed it.” [07:31]
The discussion highlights the memorabilia's value and Elvis's flair for dramatic and stylish attire, making it a coveted piece for collectors.
8. Lizzie Hale’s Deal Breaker Story
Wrapping up, Lizzie Hale shares a personal experience that ended her relationship due to a significant issue.
Catherine narrates the story:
“Lizzie Hale told a story that was a deal breaker for her when she was going out with a guy.” [08:03]
Details reveal that Lizzie was deterred by her date falling asleep during a Tool concert, emphasizing the importance of shared interests and respect in relationships.
Brady comments on the situation:
“You can't fall asleep at a concert. You can leave, but that's hard to do.” [08:22]
The discussion underscores the challenges of maintaining connections when fundamental interests or attentiveness are lacking.
Closing Remarks
The episode concludes with a light-hearted reminder for listeners to maintain their hygiene:
"It's 10:09. Go clean your toilets." [09:01]
Brady adds a humorous warning about relationship dynamics:
"You can't use sex as a negotiating tool. She's taking sex away for a month at a time. That would make me smear feces everywhere." [09:09]
Catherine and Brady sign off with a tease for the next segment, keeping the audience engaged for future episodes.
Noteworthy Quotes:
- Catherine: “Which only 41 people in the show's 50-year history have ever hosted and been their own musical guest.” [03:53]
- Brady: “He's going to sing Bob Dylan songs.” [03:53]
- Catherine: “Corey Feldman isn't one of those fools who's just gonna get out with very little. He's got a 15-foot UHaul ready at all times.” [05:21]
- Catherine: “Sam Moore. Sam and Dave. He passed away. He's 89 years old.” [06:39]
- Brady: “Has it been worn? No, the King put it up in his house. Framed it.” [07:31]
- Catherine: “Lizzie Hale told a story that was a deal breaker for her when she was going out with a guy.” [08:03]
This episode of Holmberg's Morning Sickness offers a blend of celebrity news, personal stories, and humorous banter, ensuring listeners are both entertained and informed about the latest happenings in the entertainment world.