10 minutes in front of 11, you're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93, W-I-B-C. Hammer

from the number one rated hammer. And Nigel Show joins us. So are we at a breaking

point with Jonathan Taylor and the Colts? Wait, wait, wait, before you answer that, because

I know you are just livid and totally confused about this bumper music that Kev is playing.

It is actually not Kev's fault. We were talking about Off-Air, the movie Animal House.

Stephen Bishop, who did this song, was the guy playing the guitar where John Belushi

famously walks down the stairs, takes it from him, smashes it and hands it back to him

and says, romantic guy. Yes, absolutely. Which was an impromptu scene. Yes. Apparently,

the original scene did not call for that. And that's why John Belushi, maybe the most

funny person who's ever lived. Now, before we get to Jonathan Taylor, since we're talking

about John Belushi, I was in bed last night, could not get to sleep. You know, I'm just

crystals asleep already. And I'm just channel surfing, you know, and I came across on one

of the movie channels, Blues Brothers 2000. No, obviously John Belushi not in this one

as he died a long time ago. But this thing stinks. I never really, I knew it existed.

Are you never seen it? But I never really wanted to see it. But I was in bed. It was like

midnight. It's like, man, I got nothing else going on. So I watched a little bit of it.

It's awful. Yeah. I mean, it's up there with Caddyshack too. Is it one of the worst

sequels of all time? Yeah, it's, I don't know. They did. It tried to be as a tribute to

John Belushi and thought, yeah, you know, we'll bring these people back and they'd wanted

to do it for years. And John Goodman was probably a pretty good choice. But that script

is terrible. It's awful. They got a kid running around with a convict. Yeah, I'm sure

that's going to happen. Yeah, they're in the voodoo land and they're driving under

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