The Ben and Skin Show

It's a very busy travel weekend, and as you already know DFW Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world, so how early should you actually show up to the airport before a flight? There's actually some concerning news on this front. 

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Here's Monday's show, featuring the things you need to know about the Cowboys trade for Rashan Gary, KT continues his quest to watch all 10 nominated movies for Best Picture at the Oscars, awkward tension on the set of a local newscast, and the left behind crap draft. 

Ben catches everyone up on some of the sports headlines from the weekend, including Maxx Crosby NOT traded to the Cowboys and the Cowboys trading for Rashan Gary. Somehow the conversation turned to a timeline of when people actually got hot. Think about it, they weren’t really showering or wiping, when did humans finally get hot?

None of us are big Stephen A. Smith fans, but Skin details the breaking news to us that he’s been on General Hospital for about a decade.

A draft between Ben, Skin, and Krystina of the 10 weirdest items that were found left behind unclaimed at airports in the United States. Who wants the samurai swords?

The Cowboys are addressing their holes on defense, just before free agency begins they made a trade for Rashan Gary in exchange for a 4th round pick to the Packers.

KT’s quest to watch all 10 best picture nominees for next week’s Oscars continued over the weekend and he did not have great thoughts about the Brad Pitt movie F1

The gang discusses the TMZ Sports report that Dak and his fiance have called off their engagement, after a disagreement at their joint bachelor and bachelorette parties.

KT’s hometown news comes through once again with a story about a man who was arrested on an electric scooter inside a Wal-Mart in Burkburnett.

Once again the WFAA crew comes through with some awkward tension during a small window of witty banter.

The gang reviews audio from The Dumb Zone podcast where their producer Blake Jones has put himself in the position to break up with a homeless guy.

Here's Friday's show, featuring a fun look at this week in Ben & Skin show history, all the shows and events happening in DFW this weekend, and Skin campaigns against the big traditional American breakfast. 

Here's Thursday's show, featuring one of our favorite TV shows has decided to call it quits, some more Maxx Crosby whispers, and someone crapped their pants on TV last night. 

Ben was in awe of Shea Gilgeous Alexander’s expensive fur coat he was wearing after a game, and another story involving one of Ben’s lower tiered fears.

Skin reminds us that we missed the 30 year anniversary of the classic Wes Anderson film “Bottle Rocket”, starring Owen and Luke Wilson.

KT reports on the news that the hit FX show “The Bear” will be concluding after its 5th season.

Krystina has the news of the likely return of Ozzfest, as the Osbourne family has gotten together in the wake of Ozzy’s death to possibly restore the legendary traveling circus.

In the News Quickie, a horrible story of a male doctor who has allegedly been giving awful prostrate and genital exams.

Are the Cowboys really in the mix for Maxx Crosby? If so, it’d be nice to know the background of why he’s so unhappy in Las Vegas.

In the pantheon of history of those who have crapped their pants on television, the names are few and far between, but history was made last night on a TV show that Krystina regularly watches. 

A legendary Denton pizza place is closing down, and a national chicken chain has responded to consumer feedback on one of it’s menu items.

Up close, Britney Spears hasn’t really offered up much on this show, but we’re very curious to see how the case of the mystery substance found in her car pans out.

Here's Wednesday's show, featuring a look at the current burger wars happening between some very popular fast-food chains, should the Cowboys make a trade for an elite pass rusher, and the best February clips from the Ben and Skin show. 

We opened the show with a look at the current insanity of fast-food burger wars in our country right now.  Major chains are putting their CEO’s in front of the camera to eat their own burgers, in what is amounting to some cringe worthy social media posts.