Episode 46 – Uncaged Part 3 – “The Uncagening”

Summary: Hey boys and girls!  Do you know what time it is!?!  It's time to drop everything your doing and pay attention, dammit!  Someone lost the keys and let the Monkeys out of their cage again, so now they have license to say and do whatever they want to your ears!  Join us this week as we talk about whatever we please, but be warned, this one is a good one!  We've got everything from deep personal questions and revealing answers to off the wall insanity and John Travolta.  So, make sure your "Brazilian" is recent, pay attention to your surroundings, and be ready to laugh out loud as we bring you a whole new episode of Monkey in the Cage! (02:00) - We talk about Ramses "Fly" body, video games, and it being a bad week for anyone with the last name Armstrong.  R.I.P. on the Moon, Neil. (06:40) - Last Friday is almost here and steampunk is coming... to ABC with Finn & Sawyer!  Plus, we think Robert just had a stroke. (10:04) - The Office is ending... kinda, The Toxic Avenger gets Xenu'd, and  a discussion about works of the greatest actor of all time: Keanu Reeves. (16:25) - Matt asks the burning question - What is the most WTF thing you've ever seen?  It gets pretty dog-centric and the DC Logo still sucks... (24:37) - Robert and Karen talk pet peeves.  Blowouts, idiots, and poor life choices, oh my! (32:17) - The life, times, and origin story of Satan Baby, Matt's conspiracy theory, and Disneyland shenanigans. (37:45) - We ponder on the age old question of old age and acquired tastes. (43:32) - Batman Live and the evilness of Taylor Swift. (47:13) - Robert calls out Karen and Ramses on their TV watching, the truth of Snooki's baby, and Hot Wing Soda! (49:40) - All-time favorite video game characters! (51:50) - What is wrong with Matt and why did he have such horrible internet dating experiences?  Plus, Matt's impression of DnD in one minute or less. (56:15) - Karen is a liar and a (w)hor(e)rible person. - Swag update and Gateway 2012 Closing Song - Fly Me to The Moon - written by Bart Howard / Neon Genesis: Evangelion Ending Theme version