The Rob and Joe Show

The show proceeds as usual on the night of the Caps' pivotal game 7, which spawns speculation about what extreme circumstances might actually cause Robby to cancel. Rob loses a fan suddenly because of his affiliation with Joe. Even though Wendi Townsend's 98 Rock morning show appearance was a big boost for Rob and Joe, they can't resist looking the gift horse squarely in the mouth. Entertainment correspondent Michael Chamberlin returns for his annual Summer movie preview and everyone wonders if the bit is getting old. After discussing why he has virtually no interest in any upcoming films, a car accident, his odd bathroom habits and an interesting casting decision on his last production, it appears the segment will continue indefinitely. Rob is very critical of a novice at his open mic show, as well as a seasoned comic at a Mother's Day show, and explores wine as a possible new drink of choice.

Aired Live Monday, May 13th at 7:45PM

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Announcer Tim has his own bout with a kidney stone, but his experience doesn't remotely resemble Robby's prolonged ordeal. The long-awaited "Regulars" shoot was not exactly what Rob expected. Comedienne Wendi Townsend confronts Joe to detail the many ways he's ruined her life. Rob and Joe read their entries for the poetry competition and a winner is chosen. Joe has a close call with a disease-tainted cake pop. Robby's frustration with Joe's lack of attention to detail comes to a head.

Aired Live Monday, May 6th at 7:30PM

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On the heels of a successful 98 Rock appearance, and a well-attended Drafts and Laughs, Rob and Joe feel triumphant. Many colorful people were present at the annual event and they both have many amusing observations. Rob reports some of Robby's withheld frustrations he had with Joe earlier in the week. Robby reveals the results of the 'master-bet'. Rob plans his strategy for the big reality show taping/audition on Saturday. A friend gives Rob and Joe permission to tell his unbelievably embarrassing sex story on the air as long as he remains anonymous. Joe touts a documentary as well as a musical act featured in the film. The show closes with the reading of a poem and a poetry competition is proposed.

Aired Live Monday, April 29th at 7:30PM

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Rob and Joe kick off Annapolis Beer Week with some enthusiastic fans. An upcoming appearance on 98 Rock leads to a disagreement about what Katie Moody clips may be replayed on the station. Robby believes Rob may have picked a show highlight for Youtube specifically for revenge. Rob contemplates the shelf-life of a new joke and this leads to an analysis of comedians too lazy to update their material. Rob discovers a new comic with potentially the worst stage name ever. Joe describes how a recent comedy show was sabotaged. Joe discusses some very odd warning signs a coworker experienced during the first few encounters dating a new guy. Another coworker's girlfriend receives unwanted advances at her gym in the form of a letter.

Aired Live Monday, April 22nd at 7:30PM

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With Robby's girlfriend returning just days before the Drafts and Laughs event, Rob wonders if this might lead to an encore of his abrupt exit a year ago. Joe defends his 'poker talk' from the previous show. Surprisingly, one of his sons is somehow aware of a famous porn star. Infamous Tweeter Katie Moody (aka KatieBrady12), talks to Rob and Joe in her first public appearance to apologize, correct some misconceptions and answer a spate of their trademark hypothetical questions. Rob teases a women of sub-par intellect at a show. This leads to a disagreement about the importance of intelligence in a female partner. Rob has a lot of questions when learns about a colleague dating a much older woman.

Aired Live Monday, April 15th at 7:45PM

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Joe's embarrassing revelation from episode 87 is heard by all thanks to Robby. The show has reached a new level of popularity, and everyone has their theory about the sudden surge in listenership. Robby sends yet another angry email reply. Announcer Tim is infuriated by the public discussion of his (and Joe's) gambling end-result during last week's retreat with the guys. Rob angrily addresses a loyal listener's protests to his frequent touting of an upcoming TV project. There is breaking news about friend, and show guest, Rory Scovel's television career. A story in the news about an airline incident and a Tyler Perry movie inspire Rob and Joe to analyze the mogul's career. Some deliberation about the most fitting approach to next week's potential guest seems needed. Robby's girlfriend is out of town and there is much speculation about the affect this will have on him.

Aired Live Monday, April 8th at 7:30PM

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When Robby volunteers to do the Youtube highlight clip for the week, its always a sign that it must be someone's most embarrassing excerpt from the show. Joe feels he has more insight into Rob's sex life with his girlfriend after socializing with the two again recently. Rob wonders if couples in long-term relationships ever actually fantasize about each other. It seems a notorious Tweeter has written to the show, but everyone is skeptical. Joe is bewildered by a Kardashian reality show episode and then admits that he would be intimated by Kim's considerable experience. A spontaneous argument erupts over the season finale of The Walking Dead. Rob discovers that the voice of the top collegiate women's basketball player is anything but feminine. Local legend Tom "Bomb" Myer's records his act in front of a live audience and does not disappoint. The worst audience member of all-time attends Rob's open mic show, and his love for booze reaches a new low when he reconnects with a moonshiner.

Aired Live Monday, April 1st at 7:30PM

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Playing to a packed house of close to six-hundred Joe takes the opportunity to unload some left-over CDs, but completely fails to promote the podcast or his fledgling Twitter. Even a seasoned club comic like Rob is thrown when he finds himself at a show where he is the only white face in attendance. Joe witnesses tensions between a dating pair of comedians after predicting the demise of their relationship at a previous show. Following two great shows at the Virginia Beach FunnyBone, Rob offends his traveling companion over perceived racist comments during the long return car trip. Joe bravely tells the story about his first and only experience with a black woman. The build-up to the Tom Myer's CD recording event motivates Rob and Joe to really examine his career. Rob and Joe's excitement about an article on them is tempered by the writer's slant. Rob has big news about a television project in the works.

Aired Live Monday, March 25th at 7:30PM

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When Rob is late for the start of the show, Joe takes the opportunity to criticize both Rob and Robby. The previous week's "Bachelorette" guest stays in close touch with show personnel. Rob and Joe are both excited when they hear about a comedically-challenged stand-up recording his second CD. When Joe makes reference to a comedian friend's love of the Chicago Bulls, the conversation derails into a debate about Michael Jordon's greatness. Rob is surprised by the accommodations provided to him on a road gig. Joe gets out from under a huge financial burden. Joe has an answer for an odd physiological question and then spontaneously conceives an idea for a show spin-off. Joe must explain to Rob why two synonyms might vary in potency. Some friends of Robby propose and intriguing vacation. An article about celebrities insuring specific body parts fascinates Rob.

Aired Live Monday, March 18th at 7:45PM

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A college crowd doesn't connect with the material Rob specifically catered to them. Rob is again forced to deal with local comics' questions about the show's fixation on one among them, especially so when he happens to cross paths with the man himself. Joe bemoans his and Rob's lack of control over the show's web content, including his own Twitter account. Joe gets flustered and fails to take advantage of a gig's main perk. Joe asks permission to use one of Rob's jokes after the fact. Misee Harris is determined to become the first non-white star of ABC's reality show "The Bachelorette". She discusses her campaign with Rob and Joe and shares her behind-the-scenes knowledge of the show and its casting process. Rob and Joe argue about whose star potential is the greatest among the many people they have interviewed on the show. Rob witnesses an acquaintance's inexplicable violent outburst.

Aired Live Monday, March 11th at 7:30PM

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