Spitballin' 185 Mental Spillness BTS, Charlie Murphy, Paul Mooney, Hedge Knight
Release Date: 02/05/2026
Spitballin' with Sal & Reggie
Our 200th episode, back to House of the Dragon Memes, Larry David's New Show, and Reggie takes the Silver Age of Comic Books Quiz!
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We cover the latest House of the Dragon episode 2, Carpet the Cat gets a shout out from Spacehog, the World Cup and the Chris Johnson ASL diagnosis.
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House of the Dragon returns, we give our no spoilers recap to episode one, and Sal goes to the World Cup, plus last week's Bargatze blowback.
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Chelby Morgan joins us, she shares a joke she did on Kill Tony that similarly appears on Tony's special, negging troll comments, NY Knicks, UFC 250
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We cover the onslaught of racist trolls from last week's episode, the Cavs get swept by the Knicks, and throwback to those Wildlife Treasury Animal Cards.
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The Kevin Hart roast and did jokes go too far? Plus He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and the NBA Playoffs.
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We share stories of friends who took their lives, a sneak peak at Season 3 of Euphoria, Sydney Sweeney in Christy, the comic book movie F*ck My Son, and the NBA Playoffs
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The NFL Draft, Sal catches strays on another podcast, and the two disagree on the new Fantastic Four movie.
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We cover Kevin Smith movies, a Racist Ronald Reagan call from the archives, and the difficulty of cold calling.
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Artemis II moon shots, A.I. takeover, Baseball Fight, Parenting, No Black Actors in Grease, and the 1995 Travolta follow up movie to Pulp Fiction...1995's White Man's Burden
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Sal's new special Mental Spillness is out, we cover the feedback and behind the scenes. And some great comedy stories with Charlie Murphy and Paul Mooney. Plus we begin reviewing A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.