This is it! After almost four crazy years on the air, we have reached the final installment of Radio Go Daddy! On tap for this very special occasion: Part II of our 2009 Retrospective. So prepare yourself to re-experience the eerie predictions of loopy clairvoyant Sylvia Browne and author Dave Cullen's stunning revelations about what really happened before, during and after the Columbine massacre.

It's the end of an era, people! We're going off the air for good.

To the Batmobile, bat fans! Fasten your bat seat belts for a very special encore presentation of the original Caped Crusader -- the great Adam West -- entertaining Bob & Crew with intimate anecdotes from the bat cave, including the truth about Cesar -- The Joker -- Romero's mustache and that electrifying sexual tension between the purring Catwoman and the growling Batman. Mr. West also reveals how his hilarious Family Guy gig almost earned him a fatwa! And on The Internet Files, a British school girl gets so sick of her granny's moaning that she tries to sell her on eBay!

The show was legendary! So we're giving you a chance to relive one of Bob's all-time favorite installments of Radio Go Daddy -- and one of the raunchiest ones, too! That's right: It's 2 Live Crew in da house as the scandalous rappers give us a taste of their new material and reminisce about their glory days and that awesome "Me So Horny" masterpiece of theirs! And on The Internet Files, Warren fills us in on the difference between "good" and "bad" hackers. Plus: With local Internet connections slow as molasses, carrier pigeons could be back in business in South Africa!

Nothing is sacred to shameless heavyweight comedian Ralphie May, who -- in a very special encore presentation of one of our most scandalous shows ever -- entertains Bob & Co. with his hilarious take on Michael Jackson's legacy, how he prefers his Oprah & why Paula Dean turns him on! And in The Internet Files, a moronic burglar checks his Facebook® account on victim's computer, but forgets to log out. And this was also the episode in which one story made us crack up so hard we almost couldn't finish the show. Hint: It had to do with cyber toys for the virtual bedroom.

Those bleeding-heart liberals insist on turning everyone -- even hardcore terrorists -- into victims, our guest, conservative icon and agitator extraordinaire Ann Coulter, claims in a rapid-fire broadside against the Left. And, she fumes, this spineless surrender mentality is exactly why the Army and everyone else failed to act on the chilling rhetoric from Fort Hood massacre suspect Maj. Hasan! And on The Internet Files, the panelists discuss Google's plans to double Internet speeds with a new application-layer protocol.

Trying Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in New York is a huge mistake, and the inevitable media circus will hand the Sept. 11th mastermind a very public pulpit from which to preach his vile propaganda. That's the disturbing warning from our guest, the esteemed Sen. Fred Thompson, who also claims that some of the documents handed over to Mohammed's defense went straight to Osama Bin Laden's tent! And on The Internet Files, the panelists try to make sense of a new study, which claims that Internet usage makes you more social.

He is cranky, volatile and absolutely hilarious. He's even got an asteroid named after him! In a very special encore presentation of Radio Go Daddy, we're replaying one of our funniest shows ever as combustible comedian Adam Carolla entirely loses his cool and goes on an epic tirade that ridicules navel-gazing tweets and absolutely eviscerates the ACLU, which, he claims, is destroying our country! And on the Internet Files, we reveal how one brainy house cat landed a high school diploma.

John Lennon and Michael Jackson are performing divine concerts in Heaven, and Farrah Fawcett has gone into research! So speaks our guest, world-famous psychic Sylvia Browne. The seeress also predicts a massive recovery of the US economy and assures us that no meteorite impact or other cataclysmic natural disaster will wipe out Mankind anytime soon!

And in The Internet Files, the panelists examine the "tweeting-after-sex" phenomenon.

Maria Bartiromo made it to the top of a heavily male-dominated world. But does CNBC's original "Money Honey" cringe when she hears that nickname? Or does she kinda like it? You will never guess why she trademarked the term! Maria also delivers her sobering take on the troubled economy: Is there light at the end of the tunnel, or are we only halfway through a devastating "double-dip recession"?