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There’s going to be a solar eclipse in August that will be visible to almost the entire continental United States. It’s the first time in 99 years so many people have been able to see it. Meanwhile, a potential new law in Los Angeles would ban people from hanging around playgrounds if they don’t have children. Plus, a woman has decided to make some extra money selling positive pregnancy tests on Craigslist.
It’s the week between Christmas and New Years, which means that even though Garry is working, everyone else in media has the week off and the people on the B-team filling in are plotting how to overthrow them. The entertainment world was rocked again as Debbie Reynolds died just a day after her daughter Carrie Fisher passed away. Plus, somewhere along the line the epidemic of creepy clown sightings ended as quickly as it started.
A woman tried to rob a bank with a fake mustache, but couldn’t afford a “real” fake one, so she drew one on her face. Meanwhile, there were a series of “Mall Brawls” throughout the country. Plus, a story involving a seal may be the first indication that the animal uprising has finally started.
Garry has found yet another example of animals treating each other better than humans. Meanwhile, an Indiana woman found an unwelcome surprise in a box of cookies. Plus, a teacher decided to go to pretty extreme measures to make their class lessons exciting and relate-able to the kids.
Garry has noticed he has a problem suspending his disbelief in some movies. Meanwhile, it turns out the Christmas Carol “The 12 Days of Christmas” has a secret meaning that most people don’t know about. Plus, people are using social media to share their holiday experiences, which is just making things worse for the lonely people out there.
Garry had a Norman Rockwell moment this week when he had a problem with his Christmas lights. Meanwhile, some of the Norman Lear sitcoms are being rebooted for modern audiences. Plus, once again a couple splitting up has ended up meaning a battle over the pets.
Garry meets Drew Wasserman, a graphic artist who works on the “History Trees” project. Meanwhile, a scientist has discovered what Garry has believed for a very long time: The animals around us are bored and could be put to work for the betterment of society. And by “Betterment” we mean “Our amusement.” Plus, it turns out snowglobes could kill you, if you just so happen to drink the contents.
