Canceled Programming
- The Friday Show: The Friday Show took the place of the Howard Stern Show when Stern was off on Fridays. Gary Dell'Abate and Jon Hein played popular clips of past shows. It was later replaced by Master Tape Theatre which plays entire uncensored shows from the WNBC and K-Rock eras. Now those have been replaced with the Best Of Friday show where they replay clips of the Monday through Thursday shows as a best of the week segment.
- Tissue Time with Heidi Cortez: Model Heidi Cortez read erotic bedtime stories. It originally started as a full hour show while Stern was on terrestrial radio. Heidi took live phone calls and read stories. The show was then moved around to various time slots. When the channels officially launched it was moved to a five-minute story show at midnight and four in the morning. Later it was dropped.
- The Crack Whore View, a parody version of The View wherein real crack whores showcased their points of view on a variety of issues. Originally aired while Stern was on terrestrial radio. Stern recently said that if they would ever put the show back on they needed to find better crack whores with more wacky views. Specifically he said: “if they can show up on time what kind of crack whores are they?”
- Meet the Sterns, a call-in show featuring Stern's parents. Stern wanted the show to continue, but Stern’s parents said they are retired and don’t want to start a job again.
- Drunk Scores Girls Roundtable, hosted by drunk Scores girls. Stern and cast hated the original show.
- Meet the Shrink, in which mental health counselor Leslie Armstrong performed psychoanalysis on Wack Pack members and frequent show guests. Armstrong died on May 22, 2007.
- Bubba the Love Sponge Show, canceled due to failed contract negotiations. Bubba has left Sirius and is now broadcasting On RadioIO and on Cox Radio FM Stations.
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