Peter Sagal

The Kennedy Center, yes.

This week, a man in California was arrested for getting high on meth and blanking.

No, for stealing an airplane.

On Tuesday, a Doberman pincher named Penny won top honors at the blank.

This week, cyber currency blank dropped to its lowest price in two years.

Bitcoin.

Right.

This week, a hospital in France had to be evacuated after a World War I artillery shell was found in blank.

In the restroom.

No, in a patient's butt.

Everyone is okay after a hospital in Toulouse had to be partially evacuated when a 24-year-old man walked into the emergency room, uncomfortably, I would assume, and said something had gotten stuck in his butt somehow.

Once the doctors realized what it was, they immediately called firefighters, police, and explosive experts so there would be more people to laugh at the guy.

In just a minute, we're going to ask our panelists to predict what Super Bowl ad will we all be talking about next week.

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