Joe is identified by a fan while on vacation. Rob convinces Joe to audition for a reality show. Not quite as battle-scarred as Rob, Joe is already regretting his decision to run a comedy competition. Robby gets snubbed by a fan. Joe’s “quirky coworker” joins the show to display his stunning lack of music knowledge in game show format. Rob …

Joe gets grief about his Facebook photo. Rob and Joe discover that the Drafts and Laughs promoters have committed them to more than just telling jokes. Beer Week talk leads to Rob pondering the logic of a television commercial. Rob’s contribution to a crew team fundraiser is seemingly inconsequential. Joe is embarrassed when Rob tests his improvisational abilities with an …

Robby gets chastised for his conduct relating to a recent date. Rob deals with a very disruptive person during a show; oddly it’s a member of the wait staff. His evening only gets worse. Michael Chamberlin joins the show to review the Oscars, discuss career, favorite gays and give Joe tips on living alone. Rob introduces a fun new game. …

The topics and clips revisited include the following. Robby insists that Joe’s favorite actor couldn’t do a better job playing Seinfeld than the man himself (from episode 72). Rob speculates about his girlfriend’s former lovers and wonders if anyone actually fantasizes about their own current lover (from episode 88). Rob has an encounter with a blind fan and his hot …

Joe’s much-discussed co-worker comes to him for help on a matter of intimacy an personal hygiene. When TMOS celebrates its 1000th episode, the question is raised as to whether or not that landmark is possible for this show. Robby goes on a first date on Valentine’s Day. Rob and Joe review the new version of Robocop and discuss what films …

Joe delivers on a commitment to do a local gig with Rob and many well-known to the show are in attendance including Robby on a first date. Rob is blindsided when his girlfriend drops the name of a sports celebrity she once dated. On a double date with Rob, Joe’s companion for the evening reveals her own encounter with a …

Although Joe continues to be unreliable, he once again promises not to cancel the upcoming weekend gig with Rob. When Mickey pressures his co-host into rating his appearance, everyone on The Rob and Joe Show gets evaluated as well for comparison. Rob, Joe and a surprise challenger compete to see who is the best at voices. Rob auditions for well-known …

Joe’s given yet another gig at 98 Rock and Robby is irritated with him. Robby gets the third degree about a potential date. Although a self-confessed ‘bad driver’, Joe gets into an accident that is not actually his fault. Rob concludes that as a speaker, MLK Jr was not someone you’d want to follow and considers other examples approaching this …