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Guaranteed Human. Best Bits of the Week with Morgan. It's listener Q&A time. Where Morgan and a show member answer almost all your questions. Welcome, welcome to the listener Q&A. Hello, Skuba. Hello, Morgan. Thank you for joining. You're very welcome. Thank you for having me. Are we talking in like old announcements. I don't know. You're doing that. Hey, hey, I'm working in the radio business. You're in a sports talk station. Call us now at 100 Sports Talk. Yeah, I talk like this all the time. I'm a sports radio guy. That's pretty good. I'm not going to lie. you know a voice I've been using a lot lately haven't you seen the Harry Potter movies Oh yeah of course which one?

So you know, Sports radio guy. That's pretty good. I'm not going to lie. You know what voice I've been using a lot lately?

Have you seen the Harry Potter movies?

Oh yeah, of course.

Which one?

So, you know when Miss Weasley yells at Ron, like, how do you?

Yeah.

I now use that as my dog's voice to respond to everything.

He's going to a whole bit at my house.

My boyfriend and I will just go into a whole thing in that specific tone of her voice.

Diagonally, diagonally.

How dare you?

That's all that's all I get they go.

That reminds me of a character on a TV show from Nickelodeon called Weinerville.

And there was a lady in there who would always... There was a show called Weinerville?

Oh, Wienerville was awesome.

It's one of the S&L creator, writer guys, Mark Weiner, which is real name, Weiner. That's very like South Park-esque. It is. But it was like back when Nickelodeon was like cool and different and trying to be against the grain and opposite of Disney, but kind of be edgy but not adult,

but could fit adults if you're watching with your kids. And they had a TV show that came on in the afternoon after school. It was called Wienerville. A Wienerville. A Wienerville. I never saw this. It's so awesome. I watch Nickelodeon all the time, too. Yeah, right after school, it was a 30-minute show, and it would come on, and it was a guy, Mark Weiner and all his puppets, and his puppets were mostly his hands, and he would have these, like, stages, and they were, like, the size of, like, a computer monitor, and it'd be these hand puppets, and Dottie was the character. They would always have some sort of, like, skit in the very beginning, and it'd be this, like, Mark, we got to start the show beginning and be this like funny skit where it's like Mark we gotta start the show and Doddy would say something and she'd be like oh oh well welcome to Weinerville oh

and they'd be like Wienerville, Wienerville, O'Nealville. That's funny. It looks very like the signage

kind of looks like SpongeBob s. Yeah. But I never saw this.

It looks familiar, but I can't tell if it's just the branding because of Nickelodeon. Yeah, yeah. Or if I actually saw one of these. But this is funny. It's always in front of a live studio audience, which was Nickelodeon's biggest. Like, that was her draw. And it was during the Stick Stigley time frame, like after school. like stick stickly right into stick to stickle stickle a peel in new york new york yeah well i was really young it came out in 93 and it ended in 96 so maybe but they played the crap out of it until the 2000s okay yeah whenever that was something about when you're a kid you didn't realize things had seasons because they would just play them over and over and over you had no idea like you just watched it. Sometimes they were new. Sometimes they weren't.

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