Crowned Jay Griz sits in for Mike
Jay Griz is explicitly sitting in, wears the previous week's prediction crown, and completes the group of three crowned kings while Mike is repeatedly declared absent.
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Jay Griz is explicitly sitting in, wears the previous week's prediction crown, and completes the group of three crowned kings while Mike is repeatedly declared absent.
After Papa Josh receives kind audience feedback, the hosts define their own role as insulting the Deucers and their work while commenters sympathetically build the producers up.
Al appears in a rare non-black white jacket that turns out to be Jason's old hand-me-down, causing Jason to realize his compliment was effectively directed at himself.
Mike's absence leaves Jason without the normal special-underpants cue, so the booth hunts through controls until the titanium-underpants sound and selection appear.
The hosts tell Jeremy that the next statement must be removed, briefly call the producers great, and receive Al's assurance that the compliment will be cut.
Brooks is booted from the production Zoom, has no idea what is happening, and remains absent from the show for eight minutes before the hosts notice and restore him.
This episode gives another explicit Jay substitution: Jay Griz is 'sitting in today,' wears the crown from the previous week, and is counted among three crowned kings; repeated 'Mike's not here' lines establish whom he replaces. Mike's absence also lets Jason award himself an extra quarterback Start of the Week and leaves the hosts without their normal titanium-underpants control. In Deucer's Alley, Al wears Jason's old white jacket—causing Jason to realize he complimented himself—then agrees to edit out the hosts' rare praise for producers. Brooks is accidentally booted from the remote production call and goes missing from the show for eight minutes before anyone notices.
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