Played right on Robin's 59th Birthday for the announcement that Psych! would be coming in live the next day. Howard commented on the production and Robin laughed and answered some questions about her anatomy.

This Julio Iglesias & Willie Nelson song was played as a second song going into the news. There was no reason why 2 parodies were played but only half of the song was heard so here's the full version. Howard said "This is Psych! your boyfriend."

This was done after the untimely death of Amy Winehouse. Howard said "Isn't that nice, it's so sweet that it was done for you Robin. A tribute to Amy Winehouse who passed away at 27."

This might be one of the oldest parodies to be done for Robin. From 1958 The Coasters now had a comeback with this version of Yakety Yak. It was played during the show and the only comment Robin had was "WOW!"

This interesting version of Lady Gaga's Poker Face was played both during the show and news with Howard's comment of "This is a beautiful one." Robin had also commented that "Psych! is back in a big way" after not being played for two weeks because of the shows vacation time.

George Takei who played MR. Sulu on the show Star Trek was in for the first week of April 2011 as the shows announcer. During this time he met Jason Ellis who was a professional skateboarder and currently a mixed martial artist, actor and has his own show on Sirius. George seemed to become quite smitten with Jason and talked about his good looks and outgoing personality. At one point during the show Howard coaxed George into making up a song about Jason's "God like"

qualities. From the small bit of that singing came this orchestrated epic which Howard called genius. It was quite flattering to hear him say "Psych! is officially a genius" and added "way to go how beautiful." Robin said "that's incredible."

Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR) recorded this back in 1970. Up Around The Bend has a great belting vocal by lead singer John Fogerty. Because of the words to the chorus, this had to be done with very similar sounding lyrics but a very different overtone.

One of the great Three Dog Night songs (Mama Told Me Not To Come) was originally written by Randy Newman. This was taken from the Three Dog Night version since it went to #1 and more people would know it. The topic for this one was Robin learning about her not so favorite subject by watching a video. Can you guess what it was? Take a listen and see if you remember this very talked about topic.

This Cee Lo Green tune called Forget You has a much more explicative title. Of course, with such a title the idea to expand on that a bit couldn't be passed up. This one talks about Robin and all of her fruit & veggie adventures.

The Beatles Abbey Road has a 14 minute medley that was cut down to just a minute and a half. Howard was talking about it one morning on the show and this was done the next day. It was pretty ambitious because it's 4 songs in one.

Another song special enough to be played during the actual show.

Where It's At by Beck was aired during the second hour and as soon as it started Howard said "This is good, I know this" Robin said "Oh, it's Beck." They both started laughing at the chorus and Robin thought it was particularly funny.

Tales of Brave Ulysses from Disraeli Gears, which is a favorite of Howard's collection. Howard said "Psych! thinks he's in Cream." Fred through in "he really paints a picture." The second time it was played Howard said he thought Psych! was very dark.

This batch was sent in by a great fan Neon Stevon who wrote the lyrics to these ditties. They came out great and so far, the Ozzy and Cream songs were played.
This Sabbath and Ozzy tune, War Pigswill bring you back but this version will surely have a twist! Howard said, "my God that Psych! really loves you" Robin said "I believe in his love" and laughed at the "pumpkins" line in the song.

Howard said Fight the Power was a great song and reminded him of growing up in a bad neighborhood.