Host Jim Sharky and guest co-host Lou Segal appeared as disembodied heads floating inside what was supposed to be serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer's refrigerator (filled with body parts). A viewer named “Maurice Valencia” called the program with tasteless jokes about Dahmer and his victims. Later in the program, Sharky lip-synched to a version of “Mack The Knife” that Sharky himself had pre-recorded. This episode led to the first print media attention for The Lone Shark when Connecticut Post humorist Charles Walsh mentioned the episode in his weekly column. This episode also prompted Sean Haffner to contact Jim Sharky and offer his assistance to the production of The Lone Shark.
