Episode 311 "Peter Criss & The Imposter On The Phil Donahue Show"

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This week Tom & Zeus break down Peter Criss' surreal appearance on the Phil Donahue Show when he confronts an imposter and so much more.

In 1991, Star magazine, a tabloid, published a cover story where they claimed that Peter Criss was a homeless bum. The cover story actually said "KISS star now a homeless bum." The story was false and caused Peter a great deal of stress and it became a huge uproar for KISS fans,

The late great talk show host Phil Donahue invited Peter, the imposter and host of others to his show for what became an unbelievable episode.

The guys break down the episode SIOL style and discuss the outrageous event.

The guys then rank this KISS TV appearance against the previous KISS TV appearances they have reviewed so far.

So make sure you tune in or Peter will call you a F*@K!

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