December of 2015 is slated to be the possible retirement date for Howard. Since nobody knows if a new contract will be signed, he played this with only two more shows to go.
Baba Booey blocked Howard on his Facebook page, thinking it would be better for Howard not to read all of his posts. When Howard found out, the parodies came pouring in.
Another song for the Booey Block.
Another song for the Booey Block.
This was played after Howard talked about how he looks like a monster in the mirror.
A doctor visit revealed that Howard’s mercury levels were high and he was told not to eat as much fish. After a long rant about what to eat this was played during the following show.
Howard was upset because the LA hotel he usually stays in was having trouble due to Sharia law. As a legal system, Sharia law covers a very wide range of topics. While other legal codes deal primarily with public behavior, Sharia law addresses public behavior, private behavior, and private beliefs. This was played after an on air rant and had to do with not allowing homosexuals to stay at the hotel.
Howard went for a colonoscopy and this was played when he returned to the air after his procedure.
This was done after Howard talked about his “shaft hair.”
First play of the morning for Howard’s 61st Birthday, 01/12/2015.
When a chemical was sprayed during a studio cleanup, it made the air difficult to breathe. Howard flipped out about it and played this the following day.
When Howard was struggling with what to do for the 2015 AGT season a caller suggested a song should be written. This was done when he announced he would be a judge once again.
Howard thought it would be a great idea to pass gas into the microphone on the air. While not quite the explosion he hoped for, it still made for two funny
songs. Fred said they were “the perfect fit.”
Another Howard flatulence song using The Cars, Let’s go.
Fred Norris wrote the lyrics to this parody. Howard talked about how he has a beautiful wife, great job, money, TV show and with all of that he’s not happy.
A funny story was told about Howard not being able to “do his bathroom duties” in a doctor’s office. He panicked over anyone who could be listening and
even had to avoid people on the way out.
When some of the crew was using the bathroom for reasons Howard wasn’t happy with, instructions went out for them to do their business at home.
A quick one done for when Howard’s parents had no power. He was ranting about how difficult it was and hoping they’d get it back as quick as possible.
The (Man on the Street) polled people on Howard’s feet. The majority said his feet were big and some even commented on having Jewish toes.
After Howard thought he could get bed bugs from various sources, this song was done to spark some more unwanted paranoia.
This was recorded when most of the staff on the show stayed home during hurricane Sandy. You’ll hear references to fish feeding, trampolines, wives and
children and cutting down trees.
This was the last Psych! tune of 2010. It was played during the show and tells the story of how Paul Mccartney didn’t sign an autograph for Howard’s daughter.
When Howard thought he was getting the flu he kept hearing his mother’s voice in his head. He was convinced he would give himself the flu just by thinking about it so this was done for Howard’s phobia about germs and catching the flu.