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Hour 1	News w/ Kristi Pasty Chef Questions The new Tankee Stadium Tom's Old Landolord "Question Song" - Tom Wilson Jimmy Pardo Being a Small Guy Playing the Air Bass The Iron Maiden Show
Hour 2	Jimmy Pardo Having TV Looks Mascot Questions Nicko McBrain Frank Caliendo Jimmy & the Props Strip Club Songs Exit Rows on Planes
Hour 3	Jimmy Pardo Hitting the Post "Bill Clinton" Calls Stupid Questions Call From a Dancer More Dumb Questions Auditioning The Unsmooth Moment Jimmy's Baseball Team
Hour 4	Jimmy Pardo Having a Shy Bladder The Whiz-o-meter Donnie Baker Calls Rodney Laney Small Hands Rockstar Moments Role Playing The Mile High Club

Frank Caliendo

Is that John Madden, Dr. Phil, Charles Barkley, Robin Williams, Al Pacino, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in the studio at the same time? No, it's just comedian and impressionist Frank Caliendo, but we can see where you'd be fooled. Caliendo was the star of the TBS show, "Frank TV," has appeared on a number of late night programs, had his own Vegas show for many years, and is comedic component of the FOX NFL Pregame show along with Terry, Howie, Jimmy and Kurt. Follow Frank on facebook and twitter.

Nicko McBrain

Iron Maiden Takes Flight

Fans of Iron Maiden are lining up outside theaters around the country in anticipation of the release of their new film Flight 666. The film gives fans a first hand look at what it's like behind the scenes, following the band during the first leg of their Somewhere Back in Time tour. Among the musician's featured in the film is Iron Maiden drummer, Nicko McBrain. McBrain is often referred to as the true entertainer of the group with his high energy style and crazy drum kits. For those that can't catch the film in theaters, Flight 666 will be released on DVD May 25th.

FACTOID - Along with music, Nicko McBrain is also an avid golfer.

Jimmy Pardo

When comedian Jimmy Pardo enters a room he demands respect, and maybe some day he’ll get it. Combative, agitated and yet still historically funny, Jimmy is one of the finest stand-ups working today, though he still fells he never gets the love he truly deserves. Pardo is also no stranger to the small screen having popped up on a number of shows including "The Surreal Life," "Funny Money," "Movies at Our House" and a very memorable episode of "The Tonight Show." Oh, and if you ever invite Jimmy Pardo over to your house, make sure you don't cook anything, he can't stand the smell of food being prepared. Jimmy is also the star of his own podcast "Never Not Funny," and warms up the crowd each night for "Conan." He also hosts a video series for Conan in which he interviews guests backstage called "The Pardo Patrol." Follow Jimmy on twitter.

Rodney Laney