The Rob and Joe Show

Rob and Joe speculate about what Robby is doing during his absence from the show and then start making plans about the future of the show production without him. Rob's just returned from emceeing for Tiffany Haddish. Rob is forced to delete nearly every post by one of  his friends on Facebook. Joe addresses Tom Arnold's most recent comments about him. There is a new Gramps story that has Joe furious. With the debut of Young Sheldon and the success of Better Call Saul, Rob wonders about this trend of TV prequels. Joe's son is on track to join the family business. Scott Apple celebrates Rosh Hashanah in his own distinct and hilarious way. Someone is making plans to test and review Rob's new promotional item. Recorded Monday, September 25th at 7:30PM

Rob may be a little too excited about the new season of The Voice. Rob and Joe have guest envy and Robby does his best to compete with the power of The Tony Perkins Show. Die Laughing Productions comes to Gramps' house. Joe is feeling stress over the looming major purchase, but makes it clear that some of the decisions about the new home will be Katie's alone. Rob and Tommy both had birthdays this past week; Joe spends a lot of money celebrating with one of them and barely acknowledges the other. Riding the Metro, Rob finds himself in an awkward position when he overhears a couple's conversation. Rob and Joe both feel pressure when receiving gifts. Joe visits the county fair and is puzzled about the value of a goat. A big celebrity is returning to Baltimore and Joe is bracing for an uncomfortable situation. Rob is selling condoms. Gramps is now able to hand his stories to Joe directly. Aired Live Monday, September 18th at 7:30PM

Rob and Joe examine the reaction to the fight between the two of them last week. This leads to a discussion about make-up sex and whether or not it is a real thing. Rob and Joe bother Chris Restivo while he's trying to watch the Vikings game. Joe shares more of the odd behavior he's observed living with Gramps'. Jim Carrey might have lost his mind based on his recent red carpet interview. Joe has started playing tennis with Katie as a form of exercise and recalls his first experience with the game as a kid. Rob shares his own tennis story involving his friend Todd Moore. Aired Live Monday, September 11th at 7:30PM

There is a bit of a panic when the show's Skype account gets hacked by some Russian miscreants. Rob has a brush with law enforcement and a gunman on the loose. Marcus also shares his most frightening moment. Joe shares his own lesser story about being scared and Gramps seems to have no fear. Joe commits to emceeing a show without really thinking about the headaches. A significant mishap at the sold out murder mystery on Saturday leads to a huge blow-up between Rob and Joe on the show. Everyone locks in their annual Super Bowl picks. Joe discovers a hidden talent at the Renaissance Festival. Robby tracks down the driver improvement student that rubbed Rob the wrong way. Aired Live Monday, September 4th at 7:30PM

Comedy pupil Dr. Gil tries his new material on Rob and Joe with mixed results. There is immediate remorse when Rob arrives at a gig all the way down in King George, Virginia. The former show announcer's new friendship with Katie's father comes to an abrupt end following fantasy football draft day. Rob continues to struggle on Twitter. Joe gets a light, verbal beating when his connection drops before the conclusion of the show.  Aired Live Monday, August 28th at 7:30PM

There is cause for concern when Gramps doesn't immediately respond to Rob posting a photo of Tawanda. Joe talks about Scott Apple, his donut orders, and his excitement about the eclipse. After Robby reaches out to some potential guests with maximum effort, Rob and Joe attempt to call one of the guys live. At a recent comedy show, Rob learns some new jargon and wonders if anyone else is familiar with these terms. Joe returns from South Carolina with two stories that seem unbelievable. One of Rob's high-profile friends has reached a new level of fame. Rob is inconsistent when enforcing the rules in class. Aired Live Monday, August 21st at 7:30PM

A Yelp review reinforces Joe's critique of O'MearaCast from last week. Dr. Gil wants some feedback on his latest material and he's willing to come on the show to test it. Rob is having trouble with another driver improvement class student. Joe appears on the Quality Time podcast in order to get some reassurances from the Woodworth brothers. Mac Bergson releases his summer power rankings. Die Laughing Production is killing it, but someone might be getting the axe. The Bachelorette results are in, and Joe is reluctant to talk about it. Rob has a hypothetical inspired by Game of Thrones. Robby is excited to hear that his favorite TV talk show host is coming out of retirement. Aired Live Monday, August 14th at 7:30PM

Following three new revelations about Scott Apple's amazing lack of knowledge, Rob is desperate to get him back on the show. This season of The Bachelorette (and the fantasy league) come to a close, and still Robby is pleading innocent after crushing the competition. Robby has become far too busy for the show. Joe takes exception to the handling of OmearaCast by couple of the frequent guest hosts. Rob's suspicions about a former driving class student are confirmed when the man is arrested. The addition of a new member to the fantasy football league is making Joe nervous. When a friend and comedy colleague of Rob and Joe collapses during a performance, a different MORE network show gets the exclusive interview. Rob gets a bad report on one of the crew members when he returns to a murder mystery venue to perform stand-up. Joe is making plans for the move into Gramp's house. Aired Live Monday, August 7th at 7:30PM

A comedy cohort (and former show fill-in host) goes nuclear when sees what he thinks is a Game of Thrones spoiler on social media. Joe is exhausted from his politics-filled Twitter feed and the relentless anti-Trump tirade. Joe returns to doing standup over the weekend and inadvertently says something that completely turns the audience against him. The next murder mystery will feature a woman very familiar to listeners, but who has never actually appeared in one of the shows. Another member of the crew proposes a bigger role for himself. A horror convention creates a potential conflict for a new cast member, and Joe is flummoxed when he read the list of "stars" scheduled to appear. One venue is taking liberties with Die Laughing Productions marketing materials and Robby takes issue with it. Katie's entertaining father is eager to take a puzzling part-time job. Rob just can't have a certain word in his music and is frustrated by the dwindling availability of the radio-friendly versions of songs. Aired Live Monday, July 31st at 7:30PM

Rob and Joe wonder about listener habits, and receive many kudos for their recent TMOS appearance. There are a lot of ideas proposed for improving the show, but they require Robby to do more work. Rob is getting increasingly frustrated at the response to his jokes on social media. The "millennial" hustler is still getting into places he doesn't belong. Joe gets outed for lying to a fan. Gramps is up to his old tricks. Rob and Joe aren't getting any reassurances about the wild card they cast in the new murder mystery. The reporter who interviewed Rob barely mentioned him in the final article, but Joe is the one who is the most critical. Marcus is grilled about the future of O'MearaCast in light of his recent fill-in host's performance. Aired Live Monday, July 24th at 7:30PM

Michael Chamberlin returns to answer questions about his life over the past year, and talks movies with Mara Reinstein once again. This week's show is a special landmark; but it seems that the more episodes are accumulated, the more the conversations remain unchanged. As if it weren't bad enough that Rob had an under-attended show, he may have actually been responsible for costing the bar money. Robby is super-annoyed with the cameo on the season premiere of Game of Thrones. Rob revisits a stunt that Joe pulled in the past, marveling at it in retrospect, and wonders if they might be repeating the same mistake. Joe does eventually learn his lesson about chatting with strangers, but it takes at least two times repeating that mistake. Aired Live Monday, July 17th at 7:30PM

There is tension between the brothers before the show even starts. The Robinson family was all together during 4th of July week and Joe has plenty to say about Gramps and Robby. Rob piles on after reading Robby's most recent Yelp review. Die Laughing Productions will be kicking off a major run at a new venue, but Robby wants no part of that weekend's events due to the painful memory of being overlooked one year ago this month. Rob and Joe are stunned to hear what Robby has planned for his dog this fall. Rob spent his holiday at National Harbor, then later that week performed with his protégé Dr. Gil whose comedy he half-heartedly promotes. An ill-prepared, novice reporter interviews Rob for a local free paper. The man who never paid Rob for his Mocovox videos is in the news. Aired Live Monday, July 10th at 7:30PM

Die Laughing Productions is on a roll just off three stellar shows including stand-out performances from two people well-known to the MORE network; plus Robby is doing his best to win the favor of a third who attended. Rob is praising Mac Bergson's co-hosting job on O'MearaCast, and has suggestions of some others who might be good on the show. Joe believes there was an oversight on a recent TMOS episode. Rob shares a brand new Gramps story. Comedian Andy Kline joins to show to promote his new comedy CD "Vintage" and share memories of his brother who was instrumental in the development of his sense of humor. Aired Live Monday, June 26th at 7:30PM

Rob explains the saga behind episode 305. In the news; Robby was correct in predicting the return of Bachelor in Paradise, and Joe's favorite actor claims he is retiring from making movies. Marcus touts the greatest O'MearaCast episode to date. Robby sends out a mean tweet under the show account to a big supporter of Rob and Joe. Rob finds his niche on social media posting about the Bill Cosby trial, but he really angers a Facebook "friend". Joe and Katie are moving into a new place with a familiar roommate. Rob and Joe try to guess what happened in the hours following the departure of Robby's houseguest. There is a new t-shirt, and Robby isn't happy. Rob and Joe try to understand the logistics of how Michael Phelps will race a shark, but everyone agrees on what the stunt should have been instead. Joe closes the show with a quick Gramps story. Monday, June 19th at 7:30PM

Rob is just back from Syracuse where he worked with Rob Schneider. He stopped at Arby's on the way home, and Joe explains why he is boycotting the fast food chain. Joe also rails against the decline of a popular Netflix show as well as some programming on the Food Network. Rob resents the growing popularity of Joe's Twitter account. The so-called "Comedy Koala" inspires Rob to step-up his game, especially on merch. Rob promotes a murder mystery show through Groupon, which may have drawn the wrong kind of audience. Even the cast members are seemingly trying to sabotage the show. Joe analyzes the "Bachelor in Paradise" controversy and Robby sheds light on the topic. Joe puts his foot in his mouth once again because he didn't learn his lesson the first time he said the exact same thing to someone. There is big news regarding the Kuwait trip. Robby is taken to task, and Marcus is grilled about the O'Mearacast co-hosts. Aired Live Monday, June 12th at 7:30PM