Summary of "Hour 2: Nelly, Uncle Barry, and Me"
The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
Release Date: August 5, 2025

Introduction to Animated Movies

The episode kicks off with a lighthearted debate about animated movies. Chris Cody expresses his limited enthusiasm for animated films, mentioning favorites like Aladdin and Inside Out, and recounts watching K Pop Demon Hunters on Coca's recommendation.

Chris Cody (00:46): "There's a couple that I've loved. Like Aladdin. Loved it inside out."

Stugotz playfully teases Chris about his stance on animation, prompting a discussion about the emotional impact of animated films.

Stugotz (01:11): "Or stack up and make better use of your space... How do you not like animated movies that you don't realize what. How much that says about you?"

Top 10 Animated TV Themes

Transitioning from movies to television, Dan LeBatard initiates a segment where he and the hosts list their top animated TV show themes. The discussion showcases a blend of nostalgia and personal preferences.

1. The Simpsons

   Dan LeBatard (05:03): "It's a top 10 animated TV themes."

2. Pinky and the Brain

   Dan LeBatard (05:14): "Pinky and the Brain One isn't, the other's insane."

3. Scooby-Doo

   Chris Cody (09:01): "DuckTales."

4. Tailspin

   Dan LeBatard (06:00): "That's a good one."

5. Bluey

   Stugotz (06:27): "Bluey for me?"

6. The Jetsons

   Dan LeBatard (06:43): "Number 10, the Jetsons."

7. Captain Planet

   Dan LeBatard (07:06): "Captain Planet."

8. Inspector Gadget

   Dan LeBatard (07:18): "Inspector Gadget."

9. The Flintstones

   Dan LeBatard (07:39): "Number seven, your favorite, the Flintstones."

10. X-Men: The Animated Series

    Dan LeBatard (09:28): "X Men, the Animated Series."

Greg Cote and Mike Ryan contribute their thoughts, highlighting the diversity of animated themes and their personal connections to them.

Greg Cote (05:19): "Oh, that's a good."

Mike Ryan (05:12): "I just thought of one. That better be in the top four."

Personal Anecdotes and Concert Experiences

The conversation shifts to personal stories, particularly revolving around concert experiences and favorite bands. Chris Cody shares a memorable time playing craps with Nelly and his late uncle, Uncle Barry.

Chris Cody (21:23): "We played in the St. Louis casinos. He would play craps and he knew my uncle Barry."

This leads to a humorous exchange about concert logistics and the lengths one might go to secure better seats or experiences.

Stugotz (27:10): "All right, I'll take it."

Lip Syncing and On-Air Tactics

A playful debate ensues about the effectiveness of lip syncing during live shows. Chris Cody introduces a tongue-twister technique to improve lip syncing, leading to a series of jokes and attempts to demonstrate the method.

Chris Cody (12:05): "If you say watermelon paper clip over and over again, you can lip sync any song ever and make it look like you know the words."

The hosts experiment with this method, resulting in comedic exchanges and mock frustrations.

Stugotz (13:54): "He the world are. And I think that is why it works for you and not any other human."

Concert Planning and Ticket Hunting

Chris Cody discusses his plans to attend a music festival featuring bands like Oar and Nelly, balancing his commitment to the show with personal interests. The conversation delves into strategies for securing tickets and managing concert durations.

Chris Cody (19:36): "I'm going to see them in. They're at a music festival."

Stugotz (25:34): "No. So you start. Your negotiation tactic is like, I'm close to what I'm gonna do already."

Humorous Banter on Stage Dynamics

The dynamic between the hosts becomes a focal point, with Stugotz playfully criticizing Chris Cody's stage presence and interactions.

Stugotz (38:17): "No, I don't think Billy's fun."

Chris Cody (38:22): "I don't think Billy's fun."

This segment highlights the camaraderie and teasing nature of the hosts, adding a layer of entertainment beyond the main topics.

Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks

As the episode wraps up, the hosts reflect on their interactions and the flow of the show, emphasizing the unpredictable and entertaining nature of their discussions.

Stugotz (37:29): "Everything I do is a highlight. That's how you do it."

Chris Cody (43:33): "You're my man, Blue."

Notable Quotes

• Chris Cody (12:05): "If you say watermelon paper clip over and over again, you can lip sync any song ever and make it look like you know the words."

• Stugotz (27:10): "All right, I'll take it."

• Dan LeBatard (09:28): "X Men, the Animated Series."

• Chris Cody (21:23): "We played in the St. Louis casinos. He would play craps and he knew my uncle Barry."

Conclusion

"Hour 2: Nelly, Uncle Barry, and Me" offers a blend of nostalgic reflections on animated series, personal anecdotes about music and concerts, and the endearing banter that characterizes The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz. The episode weaves together humor, heartfelt stories, and lively discussions, making it an engaging listen for both regular followers and newcomers alike.