Tom says that his first guest had been called "The King of Bling Bling and The Ayatollah o Rock and Rolla". They show clips of Jericho's entrance video and him in action with Mark Jindrak and Shawn Michaels. Tom Green welcomes Chris Jericho to the show.  Y2J comes out and slaps hands with some the audience members. He thanks Tom for fixing the AC in the office earlier in the show, and Y2J gets a "Screw Media City" chant going. He calls Glen Humplick the new Ed McMahon because he laughs at everything. Commercial break. 

When they return, Jericho is in the crowd making them cheer, then returns to his seat. They comment on the great audience and Tom says Y2J got in a fight with a 10 year old boy. At a water park, a kid was saying The Rock would beat up Jericho, so Jericho got mad and called him Fatso and what not. Jericho found the parents and told on the son. He says that since the kid must be 13 years old now, he threatens to beat his ass if he finds him.

Tom says that Y2J's grandmother got Jericho into wrestling. When he was 7 or 8, they would watch wrestling together, as well as cartoons. They touch on what he did in Canada and he said that he played hockey. The talk about the "Beach Combers" where they picked up drift wood off the beach. The talk about talk about Canadian shows such as "The Littlest Hobo", but Tom says that the audience doesn't know anything about them. 

Tom asks if they practice before they wrestle and Jericho says that they don't go out and kill each other, but wrestling is like improv-comedy, where they know a few spots but improvise the rest of a match. Tom also says he read that he went to Japan a lot and how it was difficult working with non-English speaking wrestlers. Tom mentions Jericho is in a band and Y2J responds and says that they are the "most un-trendy band in all of Noth America" because they're a "heavy metal band". He says the band is Fozzy and they show a clip of a music video from one of their songs. Jericho then plays bass with the show's pianist Ed Scott. Jericho plays into the break. 

All in all, it was pretty entertaining, especially for the live crowd. Jericho seemed very into being there and was very fan friendly, being interactive with the crowd. However, there was no mention of SummerSlam though.