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Guilt-free three

A joking list of celebrities you would get to sleep with if you ever got the chance. Hank called it a free pass list on 2007-04-23; the brothers then called it their guilt-free three.

Early context: Asked to comment on reports he is on someone's free pass list, Hank notes he is apparently a celebrity, declines to comment, is fine with it, and is disappointed to rank after Brian Setzer. — April 23rd: Celebrity 00:02:19

borrowed slang / meme (phrase) · in 4 videos, 2007 · last heard 2007

Videos per year: 2007: 4

Forms heard

How the speakers say this one item, as transcribed from the videos, in order of first appearance.

form videos first heard last heard
“free pass list” 1 2007-04-23 · April 23rd: Celebrity 00:02:19
“guilt-free three list” 1 2007-04-24 · Brotherhood 2.0: April 24: Moving 00:00:10
“guilt-free three” 1 2007-04-30 · Brotherhood 2.0: April 30: Hellos from Los Angeles 00:00:32

Every video

2007

date video use what is said
2007-04-23 April 23rd: Celebrity 00:02:19 mention Asked to comment on reports he is on someone's free pass list, Hank notes he is apparently a celebrity, declines to comment, is fine with it, and is disappointed to rank after Brian Setzer.
2007-04-24 Brotherhood 2.0: April 24: Moving 00:00:10 mention Hank's 'celebrity do list' (a commenter's term) reminds John of his own list, which he keeps in his copy of 'How to Be a Lady in Your Pants'.
2007-04-25 Helen Hunt 00:00:04 mention Hank says Helen Hunt is the only person on his 'guilt-free three'; Katherine has long known and doesn't like it, but you can't help who is on it.
2007-04-30 Brotherhood 2.0: April 30: Hellos from Los Angeles 00:00:32 mention John jokes that meeting Francesca Lia Block might have knocked Judy Blume out of his 'guilt-free three'.