The second season of the Theme Time Radio Hour began on September 19, 2007, and ended April 2, 2008. Overview The missing shows of Season 2 In early September 2007, XM Radio announced the return of TTRH, beginning September 19. The press release read in part..."Future shows will center on such motifs as "Young & Old", "California", "Dreams", "Fruit," "Something", "Nothing", "Streets", "Parties" and "Mail..." The highlighted shows were not aired during Season 2. Caller on Line 2 The theme of the first episode of Season 2 was "Hello." As in Season 1, Ellen Barkin opened the show, announcing the "Hello" episode with the lines: "It's night time in the big city. Something isn't quite right. Nobody will answer the phone." The show followed the same general format as Season 1, and introduced a new segment that would continue intermittently through the season, the "Caller on Line 2" (occasionally on "Line 3" and "Line 6"). This was a comedy segment featuring a listener call, supposedly as Dylan broadcast the show live from "Studio B." In this first call, a "Rob Harrison" requested that Dylan play The Doors' "Hello, I Love You." Dylan politely demurred. Battle of the TTRH CDs In early October 2007, ISIS magazine announced its release of The Best of Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour, an unauthorized 2-CD compilation featuring selections - out of copyright in the United Kingdom - from the TTRH Season 1 playlist. The UK label Ace Records, released its own TTRH 2-CD compilation, Theme Time Radio Hour with Your Host, Bob Dylan, in March 2008, publicizing its set as "authorized", and compiled with the involvement of TTRH producer, Eddie Gorodetsky and Dylan factotum, Jeff Rosen. In the summer of 2008, ISIS magazine released The Best of Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour: Volume 2. As with the first compilation, Volume 2 is a 2-CD set containing 52 selections from Season One of TTRH. The Ace set features a broader - and a better representative - mix of music from TTRH than either of the ISIS compilations, including selections from The White Stripes and The Clash. None of the sets include any commentary from Dylan or other material from Theme Time Radio Hour. Commercial affiliations During the "Days of the Week" show broadcast in October 2007, Dylan received a supposed email from listener, "Jackie Vann" who wrote in part, "...what is your take on