The Bobby Bones Show – Episode Summary: "TUES PT 2: Did Amy And Bobby Ever Date? + We Publicly Apologize To People"

Release Date: February 25, 2025

Introduction In this engaging episode of The Bobby Bones Show, host Bobby Bones delves into a variety of topics ranging from the most disliked children's television shows to heartfelt public apologies among the show's cast. The episode seamlessly weaves humor, personal anecdotes, and insightful discussions, providing listeners with a comprehensive and entertaining experience.

1. The Most Hated Children's Shows Bobby initiates the conversation by exploring the realm of children's programming that parents find least appealing. The discussion targets popular shows like Blippi, Coco Melon, and Peppa Pig, dissecting why these shows garner mixed reactions from adults.

• Blippi Critique: Langston Kerman expresses his frustration with Blippi, describing it as "so terrible, so boring" that it leaves him questioning the show's purpose ([03:00]).

  Langston Kerman: "But they absolutely love it. And it is so terrible, so boring."

• Coco Melon Concerns: David Bord voices his displeasure with Coco Melon for its repetitive songs and simplistic animation, leading him to restrict his child's viewing ([04:00]-[05:01]).

  David Bord: "Coco Melon is from Southern California, so. Good point."

• Peppa Pig Analysis: The conversation shifts to Peppa Pig, where Bobby highlights the show's British origins and its portrayal of a disrespectful female pig character, prompting David to question the impact on viewers' behavior ([05:22]-[07:03]).

  Bobby Bones: "Peppa Pig is a British animated television series for preschoolers."

2. Good News Segment Eddie shares an uplifting story about a high school in Wisconsin that received a generous $1.8 million estate donation from Millie Lindahl, an alumnus with fond memories of the institution. Instead of selling the property, the school plans to transform it into a performance center named in her honor ([07:33]-[08:34]).

• Highlight Quote:

  Eddie: "That's cool."

  David Bord: "And she's like, yeah, I had a dead squirrel in my yard."

3. Morning Corny Tuesday Reviews In this segment, Bobby invites his co-hosts to review their latest television and streaming show experiences.

• Capture on Peacock: Bobby praises the espionage-themed series, awarding it 4.5 out of 5 video monitors for its gripping narrative without divulging spoilers ([08:39]-[10:04]).

  Bobby Bones: "I give it four and a half out of five video monitors."

• Zero Day on Netflix: David Bord enjoys the realistic portrayal of cyber-attacks in Zero Day, rating it 4 out of 5 for its plausible storyline featuring Robert De Niro ([10:05]-[11:02]).

  David Bord: "It feels very realistic. Like, some of these shows get a little bit too bizarre on, like, what could happen in the world."

• Shared Reviews: Maria Fernanda Diaz concurs with David's rating, emphasizing the show's authenticity ([11:02]-[11:06]).

  Maria Fernanda Diaz: "I also watched Zero Day on Netflix. Binged it all in one night."

4. Public Apologies A heartfelt segment where Bobby, David Bord, and Langston Kerman take turns offering public apologies for personal missteps.

• David Bord Apologizes to His Wife: David recounts an incident where he dismissed his wife's concern about a flat tire, only to realize she was right when she sought professional help ([22:52]-[23:56]).

  David Bord: "She went to the tire place without telling me because she didn't believe me."

• Langston Kerman Apologizes to His Neighbor: Langston admits to irresponsibly disposing of a dead squirrel from his yard into his neighbor's property ([24:07]-[25:04]).

  Langston Kerman: "I'd like to apologize to my neighbor. That was me. I threw the squirrel in your yard because it was dead in my yard and I didn't need it."

• Bobby Bones Apologizes to His Wife: Bobby shares his regret over not allowing his wife to join his pickleball training, acknowledging his competitive nature hindered their bonding ([27:04]-[27:55]).

  Bobby Bones: "I should have said yes, come out. But I was like, I gotta train."

5. Death Is Inevitable: Painful Ways to Die The hosts engage in a morbid yet enlightening discussion about the most painful ways to die, referencing scientific insights.

• Burned Alive: Ranked as the most painful due to the prolonged nature of suffering ([52:35]-[52:49]).

  Bobby Bones: "Number one is being burned alive."

• Radiation Poisoning and Bug Attacks: Subsequent points include radiation poisoning and being eaten alive by insects, highlighting the extreme pain associated with these deaths ([53:03]-[54:19]).

  Bobby Bones: "Number two is radiation poisoning, because it's a version of burning, but you're poisoned from the inside."

6. Story of the Day: Cannon Drug Delivery Scheme Langston Kerman narrates a bizarre attempt by two young men to smuggle drugs into a jail using a cannon, which ultimately fails when authorities intercept the operation ([50:35]-[51:28]).

Langston Kerman: "They went, found a cannon and they were trying to shoot drugs from a cannon over the jail fence."

7. Additional Discussions The episode also touches on various lighter topics, including favorite foods that are generally disliked by others, such as oysters and blue cheese, and intriguing news snippets like egg smuggling at the southern border and a new prostate cancer urine test with a high detection rate.

• Disliked Foods Debate: The hosts debate foods like Brussels sprouts, blue cheese, pineapples on pizza, and black licorice, sharing their personal tastes and societal perceptions ([43:36]-[49:58]).

  Langston Kerman: "I'd rather have a nice car than not."

• Prostate Cancer Test Innovation: Bobby introduces a groundbreaking at-home urine test developed by Michigan researchers, boasting a 92% accuracy rate in detecting aggressive prostate cancers ([42:20]-[43:03]).

  Bobby Bones: "A new at-home urine test developed by Michigan researchers identified over 92% correct of aggressive cancers."

Conclusion Bobby Bones successfully balances humor, personal stories, and meaningful discussions, delivering an episode that resonates with a broad audience. From dissecting the quirks of children's television to fostering accountability through public apologies, The Bobby Bones Show continues to entertain and engage its listeners with authenticity and wit.

Notable Quotes:

• Langston Kerman at [03:00]: "But they absolutely love it. And it is so terrible, so boring."
• David Bord at [05:22]: "Peppa Pig is from Britain. Are they ever disrespectful to you because they see Peppa be disrespectful?"
• David Bord at [22:52]: "She went to the tire place without telling me because she didn't believe me."
• Bobby Bones at [52:35]: "Number one is being burned alive."

Timestamp Reference:

• All timestamps are in MM:SS format and correspond to the segments highlighted above.

Final Thoughts This episode exemplifies The Bobby Bones Show's ability to tackle diverse topics with humor and sincerity. Whether it's critiquing children's shows, sharing good news, reviewing the latest series, or offering heartfelt apologies, listeners are treated to a well-rounded and captivating experience.