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** The Monroe family (aka "America's Kennedys") and Reggie Monroe's "incident" on ''{{Series/Survivor}}''.
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** The Monroe family (aka "America's Kennedys") and Reggie Monroe's "incident" "[[CaughtWithYourPantsDown incident]]" on ''{{Series/Survivor}}''.
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** The Monroe family (aka "America's Kennedys") and Reggie Monroe's "[[ADatewithRosiePalms incident]]" on ''{{Series/Survivor}}''.
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** The Monroe family (aka "America's Kennedys") and Reggie Monroe's "[[ADatewithRosiePalms incident]]" "incident" on ''{{Series/Survivor}}''.
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* CivilizedAnimal: At least two characters fit this description: Andy the fish from Lake Newbridge, and Mr. Sherbert, Big Bill and Little Bill's dog, both of whom are perfectly capable of [[AcceptableBreaksFromReality talking on the phone.]]
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* VerbalTic: Darren, Tom's "friend from work," insists on using the word "toity" to refer to a toilet, much to Tom's dismay.
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** Darren, Tom's "friend from work," insists on using the word "toity" to refer to a toilet, much to Tom'sdismay.dismay.
** Pudge invariably answers questions with a diffident "I dunno" and routinely adds "and stuff" to the end of his sentences.
** Darren, Tom's "friend from work," insists on using the word "toity" to refer to a toilet, much to Tom's
** Pudge invariably answers questions with a diffident "I dunno" and routinely adds "and stuff" to the end of his sentences.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: A running theme with many of John's characters, who tend to act with a self-importance that's belied by their actual accomplishments, or lack thereof. One variation in particular are people who occupy relatively niche positions but use whatever petty authority they have to bully others in their sphere, such as [[Series/WheelOfFortune Pat Sajak]]'s fictional brother Mike who uses his connections to Pat to attempt to throw his weight around; punk rocker Hammerhead who got off on bullying bands and other fans in the punk scene; and Horse, an intimdiating employee of the Jock Squad computer repair shop.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: A running theme with many of John's Jon's characters, who tend to act with a self-importance that's belied by their actual accomplishments, or lack thereof. One variation in particular are people who occupy relatively niche positions but use whatever petty authority they have to bully others in their sphere, such as [[Series/WheelOfFortune Pat Sajak]]'s fictional brother Mike who uses his connections to Pat to attempt to throw his weight around; punk rocker Hammerhead who got off on bullying bands and other fans in the punk scene; and Horse, an intimdiating employee of the Jock Squad computer repair shop.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: A running theme with many of John's characters, who tend to act with a self-importance that's belied by their actual accomplishments, or lack thereof. One variation in particular are people who occupy relatively niche positions but use whatever petty authority they have to bully others in their sphere, such as [[Series/WheelOfFortune Pat Sajak]]'s fictional brother Mike who uses his connections to Pat to attempt to throw his weight around; punk rocker Hammerhead who got off on bullying bands and other fans in the punk scene; and Horse, an intimdiating employee of the Jock Squad computer repair shop.
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Both Tom and Jon have multiple other projects. Tom was a head writer on ''Series/{{Monk}}'', directed several music videos for bands such as Music/TheNewPornographers, and has done voice work on cartoons such as ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' and most notably as Greg Universe in ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' (which brought a significant ColbertBump to ''The Best Show''). Jon, meanwhile, is a drummer for several musical acts, namely Superchunk, Music/TheMountainGoats and Bob Mould's band. The duo's connections to other media forms is on prominent display in the show, with [[ReferenceOverdosed frequent allusions]] to music, film, TV and general pop culture being embedded in Tom/Jon skits, Tom's conversations with callers and Tom's unscripted monologues.
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Both Tom and Jon have multiple other projects. Tom was a head writer on ''Series/{{Monk}}'', ''Series/{{Monk}}''[[note]]which was created by fellow WFMU personality Andy Breckman[[/note]], directed several music videos for bands such as Music/TheNewPornographers, and has done voice work on cartoons such as ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' and most notably as Greg Universe in ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' (which brought a significant ColbertBump to ''The Best Show''). Jon, meanwhile, is a drummer for several musical acts, namely Superchunk, Music/TheMountainGoats and Bob Mould's band. The duo's connections to other media forms is on prominent display in the show, with [[ReferenceOverdosed frequent allusions]] to music, film, TV and general pop culture being embedded in Tom/Jon skits, Tom's conversations with callers and Tom's unscripted monologues.
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* VerbalTic: Darren, Tom's "friend from work," insists on using the word "toity" to refer to a toilet, much to Tom's dismay.
