Time For The Show

Hypercube is INFESTED with rambunctious nerds as Joshua Rogers from Illuminated Paths joins Faux and peas for an interview about aesthetics. Joshua features his work with Viper (BOUT THA MONEY) and features work by Heliophonic and Twin Monoliths. Meanwhile, label members TTN are celebrating TTN Day inside the Hypercube, and it's only a matter of time before they hijack the whole show and end up playing their cover of Totally Wired featuring Doktor Faux.

Reverand peas calls-out for his business meeting with our Chinese Executives, so Doktor Faux stumbles through the show until he is saved by Doktors Cosmac and Trench. Reverends Kodine and Endica join in for a round of Is It a Band, and the show features musical segments by Doktor Trench (included in podcast version).

Wiping the dust off the console, Doktor Faux returns after dying the previous week to discuss with reverand peas the importance of watching Ernest. Colonel Fridgelord, Scalpod and Caller23 help peas to learn about how he is unique and a fond individual who is valued, cherished and appreciated.

Doktor Faux recaps the past few weeks as well as the coming plans for new episodes of Time for the Show.

Hypercube is BROKE! Fitting for episode '86, Doktor Faux grovels to the audience like a disgusting protoplasm to help finance another year of Show. Surprisingly, the SHOWCIETY pledged to help keep the lights on in the cage that is the studio. Now Doktor Faux HAS to do more show, and is unsure whether or the not the monetary donations were made with the best intentions.

In part two of episode 85, Doktor Faux and returning Hypercube contributor Doktor Purge return to the Studio after an evening of laughing hysterically in the other room. Reverand peas and Cosmac join in a block-table discussion about trans-rights, identity and the purpose of self. No, really, they do.

In this special edition of Time for the Show, reverand peas takes over as the sole host of the Show for about 3 minutes before Doktor Cosmac arrives to play Andy's Richter. peas discusses his recent trip to raid Area 51 and how the private sector completely failed him. Was there more?

Another slackadaisacal night inside the Hypercube, the crew is joined by Joshua Rogers and Ray Brazen (from Illuminated Paths). Doktor Faux sings "One More Minute" by "Weird Al" Yankovic, Peas apologizes before heading out as Is It a Band starts.

It's another landmark episode for TFTS. In this epic three-hour extravaganza, Reverand peas talks about his jeep. Ferg, Scalpod, Reverend Negative and Caller 23 join Faux for a round of Is It a Band with Doktor Cosmac. Then the evening devolves into the regular psycho-babble. This epsisode features the Time For The Show vs. Pop Team Epic remix as well as the Krinkle Time Party Show Lounge remix at the end.

Doktor Faux is all alone in the Hypercube with a copy of the Holy Bible. After Cosmac shows up to help Faux pick out a better one, the two slowly attempt to read through it before the chat starts submitting Bible Verses. For this truly educational show, the music has been left in since we are obviously making informed commentary on it. If you're gonna miss one episode of Time For The Show this year, you might want to consider this one!

In another star-studded celebration of our moral and values, Time For The Show enjoys much more than just one hour of Reverand [sic] peas [sic]. Plenty of guest stars show up to play Is It a Band after Doktor Faux goes over Hypercube's dwindling finances. Fidd shows up.

Doktor Faux returns to Hypercube just in-time after returning his ten-year overdue copy of Steel Dawn to the Blockbuster Quick Drop. Reverand peas is super-excited that robo-peas will be replacing him on the show, and Caller 23 recites the fist 1,438 digits of Pi when some rambunctious asshole shows up and decides they should be on the show.

Doktor Faux slinks back into the studio after last week's fiery fiasco to have a one-on-one, heart-to-heart, dashes-and-hyphens chat with Reverand peas. Most of the show discusses how we have progressed from "coming up with next week's show" to "reviewing how bad the show is already".

Hypercube's power core is destabilized, and it's up to Reverand peas to guide Doktor Faux throughout a nightmarish labyrinth filled with pepper spray, temp-agency demons, and a life-or-death game of Is It a Band. You won't believe how it ends!

Reverand [sic] peas [sic] is no longer allowed in the Fremont Children's Clinic after he took too many Little Hugs Fruit Barrels from the mini-fridge behind the receptionist's desk, but manages to squeeze himself (and his remaining tumors) into the first half of the show. Doktor Faux talks about how to better yourself through woodworking, and the show concludes with a broadcast of surveillance tapes from the Hypercube airlock featuring Fidd Chewley and the late Doctor Bobby Clock.

Doktor Faux returns to Hypercube, and to an empty HyperCOMM! Faux explores his inept ability to play video games, and ends up spending most of this episode trash-talking eight-year-olds on Team Fortnite 3. Doktor Cosmac arrives and encourages Doktor Faux to spare the virgin ears of today's youth by playing Is It a Band with Caller23, Endika and YBDobbs.

Time for the Show and it's Episode 75 which it's another Viewer Special. Thanks to FreeThinkRadio's lead cable-puller Dr. Ellis and lead cable-puller supervisor Marthartha, a rerun was diverted by plugging the HyperCOMM straight into the FreeThink transmitters. Doktor Faux was unable to make it to the Hypercube Studio, due to it only being mere hours after his offspring has joyously erupted and splurged forth like so many landsquid before them.

In this very special episode of Time For The Show, We got Peas. We got Pea’s Jeep. We got Pea’s tumor. And Pea’s apologies starts at 1:45:00.

In this very special episode of Time For The Show, we celebrate X Day early! Come listen to all your favorite Subgenius songs. Also, Peas describe more sexy fantasies of his Jeep. Again.

In this very special episode of Time For The Show, Peas once again graces the audiences’ ear holes with his disembodied presence. There’s a little bit of talking, a little bit of crying, and a whole lot of laughing when we find out that he paid $22K for a USED Jeep!