PTI

Pardon the Interruption (06-01-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (06-01-10) Wilbon: "It's so good to sleep in my own bed again." Kornheiser: "I know, your bed is so soft." Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about the NBA Finals, Stanley Cup, Roy Halladay, Kendry Morales, mythological NBA free agent summit, Roger Federer, the Indianapolis 500, and Hedo Turkoglu. Tony and Mike then... »

Pardon the Interruption (05-13-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about LeBron James, Habs/Pens, stealing signs, and Stephen Strasburg. Tony and Mike spent Five Good Minutes with Jeff Van Gundy and Mark Jackson. Then the hosts played What's The Word! After the game, Tony told PTI fans that he gave Wilbon a "Kornoscopy." [caption id="attachment_1565" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="Pardon the... »

Pardon the Interruption (05-10-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (05-10-10) Mike: "You girl Betty White is getting rave reviews for hosting SNL. I bet you're happy for her?" Tony: "I told her that before I left for work this morning." Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about Tiger Woods, Steve Nash, the Boston Celtics, Dallas Braden, Donavan McNabb, the Atlanta Hawks, Jazz... »

Pardon the Interruption (05-07-09)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (05-07-09) Kornheiser had the day off, replacing him was J.A. Adande. Today on the show, Mike and J.A. talked about the Cavs/Celtics series, Orlando Magic, Tiger Woods, the Pens/Habs series, Braden/A-Rod, Tim Tebow, Adam Jones, and Chris Johnson. After that, Mike and J.A. played What's The Word! At the conclusion of said game, Mike made... »

Pardon the Interruption (05-06-09)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (05-06-09) Mike: "Tony, it's National No-Pants Day how are you going to celebrate?" Tony: "Don't know, but it's drafty in here without pants." Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about Lawrence Taylor, Spurs/Suns series, Gordon Hayward, Barry Zito, Jamarcus Russell, Dirk Nowitzki, Milton Bradley, and Danny Ainge. After that, Tony and Mike played... »

Pardon the Interruption (05-05-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (05-05-10) Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about Los Suns, Orlando Magic, John Calipari, Philadelphia Philles, and Milton Bradley. Tony and Mike spent Five Good Minutes with Johnny Miller and then played Odds Maker! This was a rather bland show with hardly anything of interest. Amazingly, Tony and Mike discussed the Arizona immigration... »

Pardon the Interruption (05-04-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (05-04-10) Tony to Mike: "You taught me to always ask, 'are you a cop?'" Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about the Celtics/Cavs series, free agency, tasers, biting, and towels. Tony and Mike spent Five Good Minutes with Steve Nash and then played Toss Up! Tony revealed he had dinner with Eddie Tapscott... »

Pardon the Interruption (04-29-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (4-29-10) Tony: "I don't miss the road. I miss the groupies." Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers, Alex Ovechkin, MaMarcus Russell, Chicago Bulls, and Dwight Howard. After Headlines, Tony and Mike played Oddsmakers. Wilbon had the line of the day, "LeBron fashion do. Kornheiser fashion... »

Pardon the Interruption (04-27-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Pardon the Interruption (4-27-10) PTI finally won an Emmy which Kornheiser flaunted by using it as a salad fork. Tony: "Check out my new salad fork!" Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about the Capitals, Larry Brown, Dex Bryant, Ryan Howard, and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tony and Mike spent Five Good Minutes with Charles Barkley and... »

Pardon the Interruption (04-26-10)

By Ryan Hogan
Pardon the Interruption stars Tony Kornhesier and Mike Wilbon. It's seen everyday at 2:30pm PDT on ESPN.

Tony tells Mike to do the household chores because he's going out with his girlfriends. Today on the show, Tony and Mike talked about the Lakers, the NBA Western Conference playoffs, Brandon Roy, the NFL Draft, the Raiders, Dwyane Wade and Marion Hossa. Tony and Mike answered viewers' questions in Mail Time. We also learned that Tony... »

« Older Entries

Paramount Stories

SCORES

PTI Recaps

MONDAY

“Betty White shoes and I saw those this morning.”

TUESDAY

“Dirk goes pop, pop, pop.”

WEDNESDAY

"Los Suns."

THURSDAY

"Kornoscopy."

FRIDAY

"Wilbominant."

Ostentatious Video

Ostentatious Video 2

Quick Quips

  • Game 7: Most-watched NBA game in 12 years

    ABC's coverage of the NBA Finals' Game 7 garnered the largest basketball audience in 12 years. Thursday night's Game 7 drew 28.2 million viewers, the largest television audience since a Bulls vs. Jazz game in 1998. Lakers-Celtics scored a hefty 11.4 rating among adults 18-49. The pivotal game was also TV's top non-Olympics summer telecast in nearly a decade.

  • Last Game of NHL Finals Scores Best Ratings in 36 Years

    The sixth and final game of the Stanley Cup Finals, in which the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Philadelphia Flyers for their first championship since 1971, drew 8.3 million viewers making it the most-watched NHL game in nearly 40 years. The entire 2010 Stanley Cup Finals was the most viewed finals in nearly 13 years. However, NBC still came in second thanks to the Fox Network's two-hour edition of So You Think You Can Dance.

  • Shawn Johnson Set To Tumble At London Olympics

    Iowa native and gold-medal winner in gymnastics at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Shawn Johnson, recently announced that she plans on competing at the 2010 Summer Games in London. The 18-year-old gymnast made the announcement to a crowd of 8,000 students at Des Moines' Hy-Vee Hall. In 2008, Johnson won four medals the Summer Olympics, a gold in the balance beam as well three silvers.

Bombastic Babes