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The show broadcasts nationally from 6-10 AM on weekdays, and over 2008-10 the best bits were played on television via [[Creator/WGNAmerica Superstation WGN]] at midnight (thanks to the modern miracle of a TV camera in the studio). From 1986-2012, at least one CD compilation of then-recent highlights from the show was released annually as a fundraising drive for Indianapolis charities. Since 2020, the show is simulcast on camera to YouTube.
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The show broadcasts nationally from 6-10 AM on weekdays, and over 2008-10 the best bits were played on television via [[Creator/WGNAmerica Superstation WGN]] at midnight (thanks to the modern miracle of a TV camera in the studio). From 1986-2012, at least one CD compilation of then-recent highlights from the show was released annually as a fundraising drive for Indianapolis charities. Since 2020, the show is simulcast on camera to YouTube.
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The show broadcasts nationally from 6-10 AM on weekdays, and over 2008-10 the best bits were played on television via [[Creator/WGNAmerica Superstation WGN]] at midnight (thanks to the modern miracle of a TV camera in the studio). From 1986-2012, at least one CD compilation of then-recent highlights from the show was released annually as a fundraising drive for Indianapolis charities.
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The show broadcasts nationally from 6-10 AM on weekdays, and over 2008-10 the best bits were played on television via [[Creator/WGNAmerica Superstation WGN]] at midnight (thanks to the modern miracle of a TV camera in the studio). From 1986-2012, at least one CD compilation of then-recent highlights from the show was released annually as a fundraising drive for Indianapolis charities.
charities. Since 2020, the show is simulcast on camera to YouTube.
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* '''Kristi Lee''', news desk, is TheChick and the OnlySaneWoman. Frequently called upon to rein in the guys amidst their MILF jokes.
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* '''Kristi Lee''', news desk, is TheChick and the OnlySaneWoman. Frequently called upon to rein in the guys amidst their MILF jokes.
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Badass Mustache and Badass Beard are being merged into Manly Facial Hair. Examples that don't fit or are zero-context are removed. To qualify for Manly Facial Hair, the facial hair must be associated with masculinity in some way. Please read the trope description before readding to make sure the example qualifies.
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* '''Bob Kevoian''', the laid-back, golf-loving, beer-drinking, lady-lovin' man's man of the show. He's rarely seen without his [[BadassMustache epic mustache]] or his L.A. Dodgers cap. He retired in December 2015.
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* '''Bob Kevoian''', the laid-back, golf-loving, beer-drinking, lady-lovin' man's man of the show. He's rarely seen without his [[BadassMustache epic mustache]] mustache or his L.A. Dodgers cap. He retired in December 2015.
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* Since Bob retired, several comedians have come in on guest- or permanent basis. The current (2020) roster includes comedian '''Josh Arnold''', producer '''Ace Cosby''', comedienne '''Jess Hooker''' (who also does a podcast with Chick), and singer-comedian '''Pat Godwin'''.
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* Since Bob retired, several comedians have come in on guest- or permanent basis. The current (2020) roster includes comedian '''Josh Arnold''', producer '''Ace Cosby''', comedienne '''Jess Hooker''' (who also does a podcast with Chick), comedian '''Willie Griswold''' (Tom's son), and singer-comedian '''Pat Godwin'''.
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The show broadcasts nationally from 6-10 AM on weekdays, and over 2008-10 the best bits were played on television via [[Creator/WGNAmerica Superstation WGN]] at midnight (thanks to the modern miracle of a TV camera in the studio). Since the mid-1980s, there's been a yearly tradition of releasing at least one CD compilation of recent highlights from the show as a fundraising drive for Indianapolis charities.
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The show broadcasts nationally from 6-10 AM on weekdays, and over 2008-10 the best bits were played on television via [[Creator/WGNAmerica Superstation WGN]] at midnight (thanks to the modern miracle of a TV camera in the studio). Since the mid-1980s, there's been a yearly tradition of releasing From 1986-2012, at least one CD compilation of recent then-recent highlights from the show was released annually as a fundraising drive for Indianapolis charities.
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* Since Bob retired, several comedians have come in on guest- or permanent basis. The current (2020) roster includes comedian '''Josh Arnold''', producer '''Ace Cosby''', and singer-comedian '''Pat Godwin'''.
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* Since Bob retired, several comedians have come in on guest- or permanent basis. The current (2020) roster includes comedian '''Josh Arnold''', producer '''Ace Cosby''', comedienne '''Jess Hooker''' (who also does a podcast with Chick), and singer-comedian '''Pat Godwin'''.
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* Since Bob retired, several comedians have come in on guest- or permanent basis. The current (2020) roster includes comedian '''Josh Arnold''', producer '''Ace Cosby''', and singer-comedian '''Pat Godwin'''.
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** Subverted in one sketch where two men are arguing over the price of coffee (specifically, why a coffee with something costs less than the coffee without it), when a director yells cut and reminds them that this is a gay porno (where we had no idea up until that point).
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* '''Bob Kevoian''', the laid-back, golf-loving, beer-drinking, lady-lovin' man's man of the show. He's rarely seen without his [[BadassMustache epic mustache]] or his L.A. Dodgers cap.
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* '''Bob Kevoian''', the laid-back, golf-loving, beer-drinking, lady-lovin' man's man of the show. He's rarely seen without his [[BadassMustache epic mustache]] or his L.A. Dodgers cap. He retired in December 2015.
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* ArtifactTitle: Since Bob retired in 2015, it's been Tom (with Kristi, Chick, and a revolving cast of comedians and show producers).
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* GreatestHitsAlbum: 1999 brought out the two-disc ''Greatest Hits Volume One'', but most of their compilations of previously-released material are themed rather than show-spanning and usually include "new" material that fits said theme. Those are...
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* GreatestHitsAlbum: 1999 brought out the two-disc ''Greatest Hits Volume One'', but most of their compilations of previously-released material are were themed rather than show-spanning and usually include included "new" material that fits fit said theme. Those are...
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** ''Wild About Harry'' (2003) featured the many send-ups of Harry Carey, the legendary Chicago Cubs announcer, in a year when the famously hapless team ''almost'' made the World Series. One of the non-Harry skits mocked Steve Bartman, a fan whose attempt to catch a ball was blamed for this not happening.
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** ''Wild About Harry'' (2003) featured the many (2003, send-ups of Harry Carey, the legendary Chicago Cubs announcer, announcer Harry Carey in a year when the famously hapless team ''almost'' made the World Series. One of the non-Harry skits mocked Steve Bartman, a fan whose attempt to catch a ball was blamed for this not happening.
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* HowTheCharacterStoleChristmas: "The Griswold That Stole Christmas".
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** ''100'' (2016; auto racing -- notable as their last compilation to date)
* HowTheCharacterStoleChristmas: "The Griswold That Stole Christmas". Luckily Jimmy "Mad Dog" Mattis had a truckload of beer on hand to cheer everyone up.
* HowTheCharacterStoleChristmas: "The Griswold That Stole Christmas". Luckily Jimmy "Mad Dog" Mattis had a truckload of beer on hand to cheer everyone up.
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* TooDumbToLive: The caller from the Mr. Obvious skits. In the most famous one, the caller thinks there is a "critter" in the pipes under his sink and when his wife turns on a "light switch" no light goes on but it makes it "madder than anything". He even tried to get it out once and nearly lost his fingers. [[spoiler: The critter is actually the sink's garbage disposal.]] The sketch lives on this trope.
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* TooDumbToLive: The caller from the Mr. Obvious skits. In the most famous one, one (to the point it's had multiple remakes and {{Continuity Nod}}s), the caller thinks there is a "critter" in the pipes under his sink and when his wife turns on a "light switch" no light goes on but it makes it "madder than anything". He even tried to get it out once and nearly lost his fingers. [[spoiler: The critter is actually the sink's garbage disposal.]] disposal]]. The sketch lives on this trope.
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