Dial A Stranger

Martin sat and watched the lake, LJ crosses art and science, Michelle has enough, and Tony found a new home.

Leona is helping the refugees, Matt lets it all fester inside, Renae has never gotten caught, Russell's parents didn't say too much about it, and Michael is covertly teaching children.

Julie was saved by Zach, Virgil was saved by his daughter, Melissa was saved by her step-mom, Angela was saved by her husband, and Dahlia was saved by her mother.

There's something special about Boaz, Jessica would do somersaults, Ben is looking for a new job, Kevin talked him out of it, Damon didn't want to offend them, Carl thinks a martini is better than a cape, Gina didn't do it for a whole year, Kaysie came around and David wants to infect you with peace.

Randy is happy, Frank dresses like your first grade teacher, Terri can beat you at dominoes and Dan can help you find what you're looking for.

Matt is hearing something else, Rosie remembers, Ray wants to know why she's watching American Idol, Kim is a feeler and Sophia believes her actions speak for themselves.

Dave will probably land on his feet, Tony is a very good liar, Autumn doesn't like this game, Vic was watching the Broncos, Jason had a shocking experience, and Kim loses her religion.

Liz doesn't think the 13th is unlucky, Travis sees the world from an airplane, Stephanie thinks cows are beautiful, Pat notices what shoes you wear, and Oliver has been instructed not to talk to your agent anymore.

Winston thinks Jazmine is perfect, Alexis just wants someone to nerd-out with, Nena got stuck outside a Bass Pro shop, Chris gets play (on BBC1), and Tim didn't think about the knives.

It's a part of Dimitria's ex-boyfriend's nature, you can call Paul Andy, or Rose, Jim thinks about Life of Pi everyday, Jaylee wants to get back to nature, and Randall makes a peace offering.

Abe is channeling rain water, Paul wants to teach 9-year-olds conceptual physics, Doug delivers drugs and flowers, Kristen doesn't suck quite so bad, Kim talks about going to the gym, and Paul isn't a middle-of-the-road kind of guy.

Jillian suffers from synesthesia, Pete is up late washing his runcible spoon. Kaleb may, or may not, have been snookered, Frank is an authority on physics, Rachel avoids eye contact, Jake is helped along by his friend Quincy, and James no longer paints metaphorical toasters.

Jeff and Eric find that being in a domestic abuse situation is never fun and Tony tells us a story he wishes was fabricated.

Todd shares stories about tryptophan and tackling eight year olds, Margaret and her friend are stuck in traffic, Josh feels scammed, Tom is 11, Charlie is disenchanted, and Miriam hopes for toys from the dentist.

This week we made a different kind of show, it doesn't follow the normal format, but we think you'll enjoy it. We'll return with your regularly scheduled Dial A Stranger next week.

CC knows how to compliment, Bob discusses dating, Jason has the comfort food that can't be beat, Hannah reminisces about her misspent youth and Todd is very hopeful.

It takes a lot to make Will cry, Fancy fights herself, Charles will be reading romance novels, Devin will be meditating, Tony doesn't drink much milk and Miriam travels the world.

Erin rates band names, Evan philosophizes about coin tosses, Carolina tells us about her diary, Kim is never without her spoon, and Joe gets bamboozled by the Army.

Loyal is on the fence about the advice of strangers, Chris evangelizes comic books, Margaret has a weakened immune system, Ron was an angry little man, Patrick wants to make the world a better place, Steve is exceptionally talented, and Jason wishes more people were like dogs and little kids.