Larry talks about the Larry Miller Show field trip to the Batman 1966 museum exhibit and Colonel Jeff’s first trip to The Magic Castle! In the spirit of football championships, he talks about the classic gridiron movie “Jim Thorpe, All-American.” In honor of the super fancy blue red blood moon something or other, he recites “The Moon” by Thoreau. Quote of the week: “It’s like you built the museum.”

Hear Larry’s review of Wonder Woman and a nod to the anniversary of D-Day. Then Larry recites George Henry Boker’s “Sonnet XXX” (which is not a dirty poem, by the way). And we hear about the Scarlette Johansen movie “Lucy.” Quote of the week: “Downtown? That’s not good news for anybody.”

One of Larry’s dogs gets skunked and lives to tell the tale. Plus some well-deserved admiration for Jill St. John. And Larry talks about watching World War II shows with his Marine son and celebrating his wife’s birthday.

Larry welcomes home his son from his first tour of duty in the Middle East. Plus a tribute to Professor Irwin Corey, Barbara Hale and John Hurt. And at some point, Larry does his first-ever Jim Morrison impression. Quote of the week: “I’m always willing to be suspicious at the drop of a hat.”