Back in the 1970s, the number 666 began to pop up all over the world.

Nobody quite understood except the people behind it.

It was the perfect number for computer systems because the 6 could also be inverted to a 9,

and you could double the number, the computer numbers, entered into it.

And at one time, central computers for Sears, Belk, J.C. Penny, and Montgomery Ward,

all used a prefix transaction code of 666.

T-B-T-L!

Well, that is certainly terrifying.

Here's something you don't have to worry about.

A Friday afternoon edition of T-B-T-L.

I'm your host, Luke Burbank, owing in at 187 pounds, and yes.

In fact, this is episode 666 in a collector series.

So people will be worshipping Satan the Devil and not even know it.

Chilling, chilling numerology here.

When you count up, after you're on 665, and before you get to 667,

you hit a middle number that is completely meaningless.

We're going to have fun on this Friday afternoon.

We're going to maybe rethink our thoughts on Catherine Haigel,

after Jen spotted her on the Jimmy Kimmel show,

seeming very likable last night.

Also, we'll give you our react to the 30 Rock Live episode that aired last night.

And colleges are instituting a don't talk about weight policy.

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