The Bob & Tom Show: Difference between revisions

The show broadcasts nationally from 6-10 AM on weekdays, and over 2008-10 the best bits were played on Superstation WGN television at midnight (thanks to the modern miracle of a TV camera in the studio). Since the mid-1980s, a series of albums compiling recent highlights from the show have been released; at this point the frequency is one or two multi-disc sets per year (two to four discs each).

 

* [[Berserk Button]]: Chick earned Kristie's ire when he said breastfeeding was over-rated.

* [[Breakout Character]]: Quite a few, but Donnie Baker's in his own stratosphere. I swear to God he is.

* [[Camp Gay]]: Warren Piece was a recurring character phased out at the turn of [[The Nineties]] who fit this trope, but being the lowbrow show it is, ''every'' gay character/celebrity is presented as this.

* [[Catch Phrase]]

** "I swear to God it is," "They ''have'' to let you do X, it's state law," and "Shut up, Randy!" (Donnie Baker)

** "We just landed!" (Kenny Tarmac)

** "Hey, Mr. Obvious. Long time listener first time caller!" and "(concept anyone [[What an Idiot!|smarter than the Caller]] would know about.). Huh! I never made the connection!"

* [[Closer to Earth]]: Kristi, of course.

* [[Greatest Hits Album]]: 1999 brought out the two-disc ''Greatest Hits Volume One'', but most of their compilations of previously-released material are themed rather than show-spanning and usually include "new" material that fits the theme. Those are...

* [[How the Character Stole Christmas]]: "The Griswold That Stole Christmas".

* [[Lounge Lizard]]: Dick Mango (Griswold), who comments on current events in parody medleys with his band the Dick Mango Trio.

* [[No Indoor Voice]]: Kenny Tarmac, the guy who starts loudly talking on his cell phone as soon as your plane has landed.

* [[Parody Commercial]]: Plenty of these.

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