*posts up for dan lebatard radio show*

[Monoblock]

WTF is the back story on this?

Way too long to explain but the short version is Stugotz almost died grappling down a waterfall and got stuck in mid air (*white guys soundbyte*) during his vacation and he's scared of heights. Stu thought who could I call before I die to have one final take. Dan thought it would be a great idea to reenact the scene by have Stu climb a tree and hang on to do his final take of his life as you can see it didnt really go over but their mere attempt to pull it off and how bad it was was hilarious.

 

[The ADD]

Way too long to explain but the short version is Stugotz almost died grappling down a waterfall and got stuck in mid air (*white guys soundbyte*) during his vacation and he's scared of heights. Stu thought who could I call before I die to have one final take. Dan thought it would be a great idea to reenact the scene by have Stu climb a tree and hang on to do his final take of his life as you can see it didnt really go over but their mere attempt to pull it off and how bad it was was hilarious.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

gonna start humming this magic crate of content music ba da da da da da da all day lol


edit: lol, the daily adnan interruptions are still hilarious to me

 

[Nero Christ]

great show today...woulda been a classic if they had gotten Cote too

 

[Monoblock]

gonna start humming this magic crate of music ba da da da da da da all day lol


edit: lol, the daily adnan interruptions are still hilarious to me

Already started yesterday and co-workers think I'm nuts. They don't get the show.

 

[OG Talk]

Can’t belive nobody in this thread has objected to Dan’s take about Atlanta being the most realistic depiction of the black American experience in Tv history



The show is about a dude that has nothing going for him, a dude selling drugs and and another dude that is stuck on stupid the entire time

Show is entertaining but miss me with all the shyt they try to attach to it

What show IS the most realistic depiction of Black life in TV history?

 

[Billy Preston]

Why would you have high expectations about Bomani on radio? He's not good at it and Dan was riding his nuts like crazy

Geillermo as Stugotz was the best thing about the show.

Because I used to enjoy when Bo would sit in with the crew back in the day.

 

[boskey]

What show IS the most realistic depiction of Black life in TV history?

Moesha?

 

[MVike28]

Way too long to explain but the short version is Stugotz almost died grappling down a waterfall and got stuck in mid air (*white guys soundbyte*) during his vacation and he's scared of heights. Stu thought who could I call before I die to have one final take. Dan thought it would be a great idea to reenact the scene by have Stu climb a tree and hang on to do his final take of his life as you can see it didnt really go over but their mere attempt to pull it off and how bad it was was hilarious.

 

[VegetasHairline]

What show IS the most realistic depiction of Black life in TV history?

The Wire?

 

[Max.]

I hope dan gets exposed n greg cote takes over

 

[CrimsonTider]

What show IS the most realistic depiction of Black life in TV history?

Off the top of my head. Insecure, the quad, a different world

Especially the Quad, the show is about college freshmen all from different walks of life transitonint into students at a HBCU( that is underfunded)

The situations and dynamics that happen on that show are a much closer depiction of black life in America

 

[CrimsonTider]

The Wire?

Nah, the wire is the GOat show but it’s basically just “cops & robbers” TV.

Season 4 is about as realistic as it gets as far as the disadvantages of being young, poor and growing up in the slums

 

[CrimsonTider]

Moesha?

A great depiction of high school life

 

[boskey]

Moesha?

Actually I'm gonna say Roc was more realistic...