Rob is so tired from the trip that he’s drinking coffee at night. This leads to a discussion about Gramps who also loves his coffee in the evening, has a new fan, and doesn’t truly enjoy watching football. Because Rob must open the House of Blues show under less than ideal condition, he skewers Marcus in desperation. Rob is the …

The Die Laughing crew goes to a karaoke bar after the show, including Robby who is easily coerced into staying up way past his bedtime. The ride to and from the shows can be pretty entertaining (and informative) with a car full of comics. Tommy tells a story about a tragically clumsy ninja and reveals his top three musical acts. …

The upcoming New Orleans trip has Rob rather confused regarding Joe’s lack of involvement and the concept of the “meet and greet”. Joe mistakenly thinks that Robby is actually being flexible for a change. The Daily Beast does a new piece about their favorite fake millennial punching-bag. A comedy colleague thinks Rob’s career is going better than it truly is. …

Rob laments over the business of comedy following a disappointing turn of events. Joe’s new homebuyer experience is par for the course. Robby wants the week off as soon as the show’s schedule is disrupted. In order to recover from the Orlando debacle, Rob turns to Poker and Frightland. Joe also visits this Halloween attraction, but is frightened before he …

Joe goes to see the Blade Runner sequel and arrives way too early. Die Laughing Productions goes balls out. Rob pats himself on the back after raising money for charity. Robby thwarts his own dog’s shot at winning the pet competition. Gramps drops a certain name in his efforts to gain an advantage once again. When he finds inaccuracies in …

Joe talks about rock music becoming extinct in the light of the Tom Petty news. He then decides to solicit a eulogy from his biggest fan, Scott Apple. Robby reviews last week show, and Rob didn’t see it coming. Aired Live Monday, October 2nd at 7:30PM

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 …

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 …