CastleBee 08/26/2009
Local yokel (meaning Indianapolis) morons who managed to get a national syndication a few years ago. They apparently have some mystical appeal to people with maturity deficits. The show consists of continual yap sessions featuring such boy’s locker room classics as boobs, butts, bodily functions, a few light current events (just to remind themselves they’re over the age of 12), non-stop nit-witty banter, celebrity imitations, and then more of the same. And every 2 minutes they burst out in self-congratulatory laughter. The real miracle of this show is that they continue to plod on year after year somehow convincing their audience that they are perpetually young and cool. (Yeah, sure grandpas.) It was once considered a cool show back when I was in my early 30’s. Then one day I realized they were actually making jokes about people starving to death in Africa. I switched their sorry asses off and never looked back.
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DavidCross 06/09/2009
I think Bob and Tom has steadliy gone down hill. Their humor if not used is often seemingly 'borrowed' from another source. I don't know who their writers are they employ but I think they take some sketches off late night tv and rewrite for their morning show. I think their 'popularity' is all part of the 'dumbing down' of America. It's time for something new on morning radio. I'm tired of a morning team congratulating themselves with false laughter with the same jokes every freakin minute. And what happened to some of the original comedians that they use to use and now you never hear from again??Personally I'm sick of Tim Wilson and 'mr hick no new material' Mike Armstrong. Etta May...they all sound the same.Let's go back to local personal morning shows with real personality!!!
bbking 03/15/2009
funniest show on radio...does not have to use childish humor like howard stern for laughs
1dragontat 09/28/2007
All I can say is funny and entertaining. Although sometimes they tend to stray off topic and then come back to it.
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