At the top of the show, Don thanks the ACE Broadcasting network for allowing the show back on the air after a week long suspension. Perry apologizes to the homosexual community, listeners, and also to the staff for his inappropriate behavior.

John Quincy Adams calls in with an update on The Big 3’s latest international success, and air a previously unheard commercial they recorded. They also take a call from their friend William Randolf Hearst, who’s concerned that Perry’s tendency to sue people will prevent them from getting work.

Hearst stays on the line for a Guy Talk segment, and the guys discuss some really kinky sex they were involved in. Perry talks about his own explicit encounters, and makes a promise to never sue again. Wrapping up the show, the guys do a round of Mole Play, where Mole sets the scene and directs the conversation.