Sneaky Dragon Episode 583

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Episode 583 of the podcast that advertisers are paying not to advertise on!

This week: back off; paper tigers; love isn’t; untitled video game; flailing arms; defending grave robbing; body snatching iterations; dino-ghosts; unimpressive T. Rex; daddy snatchers; top pops; gulping gourmet; meow for Christ; dead parents; Ian and David howl for ; Tolstoy’s gun; speed writing; o solo mio; lucky breaks; the Steve Smith mystery; Red Green blues; the fishing Fisher; monster Hunter; bizarre Canadian broadcasting; cinematic desert fare; in praise of Dick and Beaver; automatic food; crawfish fiesta; Top 5 Songs – Laughter; loving Poker Face tangent; Little Lord Fauntlecroz; anxiety pen; the college age; boning up; shit-coms; Wordle world; wacky White Spot; nothing TV; on Chesterton; dance on, dance off, streaming life; and, finally, madness.

Top 5 Songs – Laughter

1. The Merry-Go-Round – “She Laughed Loud” – A&M Records single b/w “Had to Run”, 1967 – 1:38:15
2. Simon Dupree & the Big Sound – “The Laughing Boy from Nowhere” – Part of My Past – The Simon Dupree and the Big Sound Anthology, 2004 – 1:44:06
3. The Myddle Class – “Wind Chime Laughter” – Tomorrow Records single (b-side to “Don’t Look Back”), 1067 – 1:57:08
4. She – “Lonely Boy of Laughter” – She Wants a Piece of You, 1999 – 2:01:04
5. David Crosby – “Laughing” – If Only I Could Remember My Name, 1971 – 2:10:41

Question of the Week: What is your Jeopardy weak spot?
Sub-question of the Week: What’s your complaint?

Let us know your complaints, folks! Write, tweet, or phone and we’ll read it or play it on next week’s show.

(If you plan to call, Dave’s country code is 1, and it will be long distance calling from other countries!)

Thanks for listening.

Dept. of Corections:
David, of course, meant “Eight Miles High”, not five miles high, the dum-dum.

The theme song to Steve and Morag Smith’s sitcom Me and Max, which we didn’t realize also featured their two sons!

God help us, there is a complete episode of Smith & Smith on the YouTube! Watch out here! (I mean, watch it here.)