For the second month in a row, this show was mainly made up of new segments, with Morning Show, Privates, and Itsahlbend Theatrejoining cornerstone Universe Journey. This was due partially to cast availability, and was the last month before Packer & Ratcliff became the regular closing segment.
A number of cast members took this month off. Karen Perta handled the Foley table, and Seamus Talty appeared in a pre-recorded role, since he was not available to appear in-person. Interestingly, two guest stars who made their debut in October returned in November, a rare occurrence.
While none of the segments were holiday-themed, one commercial had a Halloween bend, re-scheduled from last month, and another referenced Thanksgiving.
The Good, The Bad, & The Geeky opened the show, as they often did in this era, with a game of Bro Code. It was decided at the last minute that Nathan Haley, who hosts Bro Code, would play his character of Gus from Morning Show. Keith Jackson was added as Pat. It was not scripted.
The show was narrated by Chris Allen and Karen Perta worked sound effects.
Actors
UJ
IT
P
MS
Commercials
Nick Arganbright
Johnny
Katie Boissoneault
#1 Holly
Dan Condo
Hubert/John
Kristin Green
Neu
music
Shelly
Nathan Haley
Jonathan
Gus
#2 Daniel
Keith Jackson
Jake
Pat
Samantha Stark
Bernie
#3 Celestene
Shane Stefanchik
Frank
#2 Rufus
Seamus Talty
Foley (pre-recorded)
Ryan Yohe
Dylan
#2 Grezit
Absent troupe members: Chase McCants, Joe Morales, Wendy Parks, Dallas Ray, Seamus Talty, Virgil Von Hartzel
Guest Stars[]
Sam Clements was the fifty-fourth guest star of It's All Been Done Radio Hour and this was his second appearance. He played Adm. Landau in Universe Journey and Jon in Itsahlbend Theatre.
Ben Wayne was the fifty-third guest star of It's All Been Done Radio Hour and this was his second appearance. He played Harry in Privates and Father in Itsahlbend Theatre.
Elizabeth McAlarney was the thirty-second guest star of It's All Been Done Radio Hour and this was her second appearance. She played the princess in Itsahlbend Theatre.
Suggested Music[]
Cast member Keith Jackson suggests songs that would go well with these episodes. The music was not used in the show, nor were any rights obtained.
Song
Artist
Relevant Segment
Notes
"Egg Man"
Beastie Boys
Itsahlbend Theatre "The One Skillful Brother and His Three Mildly Competent Siblings"
The brothers' first competition involves presenting eggs to their father.
"Shiny Happy People"
R.E.M.
Evangalien "Thanksgiving"
Hey-Zeus brought space soap to turn the Nazearth savages into "shiny, happy people," according to Celestene.
"Love Rears Its Ugly Head"
Living Colour
Itsahlbend Theatre "The One Skillful Brother and His Three Mildly Competent Siblings"
When the brothers rescue a princess from a dragon, they make an unpleasant discovery about her.
