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* AnythingThatMoves: Bill often uses "Call me, X!" in reference to very bizarre things, including [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext female centaurs]] and Creator/CharlesDickens.
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''Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld'' is Creator/FoxNewsChannel's successful comedy offering, a panel discussion show originally hosted by former ''Maxim UK'' Editor Greg Gutfeld, along with his "repulsive {{sidekick}}" Bill Schulz (who [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome vanished without much of an explanation]] in November 2013), and ombudsman (now full-time panelist) "[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 TV's]]" Andy Levy. It aired at 3:00 am ET Tuesday through Saturday. In February 2015, Greg left Red Eye to host ''The Greg Gutfeld Show''. In June 2015, the position of permanent host was handed over to comedian Tom Shillue.
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''Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld'' is Creator/FoxNewsChannel's Fox News Channel's successful comedy offering, a panel discussion show originally hosted by former ''Maxim UK'' Editor Greg Gutfeld, along with his "repulsive {{sidekick}}" Bill Schulz (who [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome vanished without much of an explanation]] in November 2013), and ombudsman (now full-time panelist) "[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 TV's]]" Andy Levy. It aired at 3:00 am ET Tuesday through Saturday. In February 2015, Greg left Red Eye to host ''The Greg Gutfeld Show''. In June 2015, the position of permanent host was handed over to comedian Tom Shillue.
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*** This led to an amusing (and probably unintentional) undertone when a story led to Patti explaining to the panel the three purposes of ''women's breasts''. (In case you're wondering, they are: [[BuxomIsBetter "Entice a man to sleep with you"]], "feed the babies that come from that", and eventually "prove Newton's Law of Gravity".)
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*** This led to an amusing (and probably unintentional) undertone when a story led to Patti explaining to the panel the three purposes of ''women's breasts''. (In case you're wondering, they are: [[BuxomIsBetter [[BuxomBeautyStandard "Entice a man to sleep with you"]], "feed the babies that come from that", and eventually "prove Newton's Law of Gravity".)
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* MsFanservice: As a rule, when a youthful and attractive woman is on the panel, she will be this. The tendency to have at least one female panelist seated at the table [[ShesGotLegs where her legs are clearly visible]] in the wide shots is PlayedForLaughs with that seat being openly dubbed [[ShowSomeLeg "The Leg Chair"]].
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* MsFanservice: As a rule, when a youthful and attractive woman is on the panel, she will be this. The tendency to have at least one female panelist seated at the table [[ShesGotLegs [[LegFocus where her legs are clearly visible]] in the wide shots is PlayedForLaughs with that seat being openly dubbed [[ShowSomeLeg "The Leg Chair"]].
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''Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld'' is Creator/FoxNewsChannel's successful comedy offering, a panel discussion show originally hosted by former ''Maxim UK'' Editor Greg Gutfeld, along with his "repulsive {{sidekick}}" Bill Schulz (who [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome vanished without much of an explanation]] in November 2013), and ombudsman (now full-time panelist) "[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 TV's]]" Andy Levy. It airs at 3:00 am ET Tuesday through Saturday. In February 2015, Greg left Red Eye to host ''The Greg Gutfeld Show''. In June 2015, the position of permanent host was handed over to comedian Tom Shillue.
The show hovers between NewsParody and Faux News, and it's like ''Series/TheView'' if ''The View'' had a decidedly pro-Camp Gay bias. {{Dissimile}} and absurdist tangents abound. VulgarHumor and {{double entendre}}s are sprinkled throughout, especially when [[http://youtu.be/Y78OpYdEzRQ introductions]] are given. The show features panelists and guests discussing the latest news in politics, pop culture, entertainment, business, sports, and religion.
Guests on the show are primarily composed of political pundits, stand-up comedians, musicians, authors, and attractive women, with most episodes containing one of each (and almost every episode featuring an attractive female panelist sitting in the chair at the far right of the table, affectionately referred to as the "Leg Chair"). Political opinions vary amongst the guests, with the show's original trio consisting of an oddly perfect balance: Greg's a conservative-leaning libertarian, Bill's a liberal, and Andy's a libertarian who hates both conservatives and liberals. The show takes pot-shots at everyone and everything under the sun, [[BitingTheHandHumor including Fox News itself]]. Despite its middle-of-the-night timeslot, the show has beaten many ''primetime'' cable news shows in the ratings, and developed a loyal [[{{CultClassic}} cult following]], making it arguably the only news program that can currently claim this status.
The show hovers between NewsParody and Faux News, and it's like ''Series/TheView'' if ''The View'' had a decidedly pro-Camp Gay bias. {{Dissimile}} and absurdist tangents abound. VulgarHumor and {{double entendre}}s are sprinkled throughout, especially when [[http://youtu.be/Y78OpYdEzRQ introductions]] are given. The show features panelists and guests discussing the latest news in politics, pop culture, entertainment, business, sports, and religion.
Guests on the show are primarily composed of political pundits, stand-up comedians, musicians, authors, and attractive women, with most episodes containing one of each (and almost every episode featuring an attractive female panelist sitting in the chair at the far right of the table, affectionately referred to as the "Leg Chair"). Political opinions vary amongst the guests, with the show's original trio consisting of an oddly perfect balance: Greg's a conservative-leaning libertarian, Bill's a liberal, and Andy's a libertarian who hates both conservatives and liberals. The show takes pot-shots at everyone and everything under the sun, [[BitingTheHandHumor including Fox News itself]]. Despite its middle-of-the-night timeslot, the show has beaten many ''primetime'' cable news shows in the ratings, and developed a loyal [[{{CultClassic}} cult following]], making it arguably the only news program that can currently claim this status.
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''Red Eye with Greg Gutfeld'' is Creator/FoxNewsChannel's successful comedy offering, a panel discussion show originally hosted by former ''Maxim UK'' Editor Greg Gutfeld, along with his "repulsive {{sidekick}}" Bill Schulz (who [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome vanished without much of an explanation]] in November 2013), and ombudsman (now full-time panelist) "[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 TV's]]" Andy Levy. It airs aired at 3:00 am ET Tuesday through Saturday. In February 2015, Greg left Red Eye to host ''The Greg Gutfeld Show''. In June 2015, the position of permanent host was handed over to comedian Tom Shillue.
The showhovers hovered between NewsParody and Faux News, and it's like ''Series/TheView'' if ''The View'' had a decidedly pro-Camp Gay bias. {{Dissimile}} and absurdist tangents abound. VulgarHumor and {{double entendre}}s are sprinkled throughout, especially when [[http://youtu.be/Y78OpYdEzRQ introductions]] are given. The show features panelists and guests discussing the latest news in politics, pop culture, entertainment, business, sports, and religion.
Guests on the show are primarily composed of political pundits, stand-up comedians, musicians, authors, and attractive women, with most episodes containing one of each (and almost every episode featuring an attractive female panelist sitting in the chair at the far right of the table, affectionately referred to as the "Leg Chair"). Political opinions vary amongst the guests, with the show's original trio consisting of an oddly perfect balance: Greg's a conservative-leaning libertarian, Bill's a liberal, and Andy's a libertarian who hates both conservatives and liberals. The show takes pot-shots at everyone and everything under the sun, [[BitingTheHandHumor including Fox News itself]]. Despite its middle-of-the-night timeslot, the showhas had beaten many ''primetime'' cable news shows in the ratings, and developed a loyal [[{{CultClassic}} cult following]], making it arguably the only news program that can currently claim this status.status.
The show was cancelled on April 3, 2017; in 2021, ''The Greg Gutfeld Show'' moved to weeknights as ''[[Series/TheGregGutfeldShow Gutfeld!]]'', which is positioned as a conservative-leaning competitor to the major networks' late-night talk shows (in both format and scheduling).
The show
Guests on the show are primarily composed of political pundits, stand-up comedians, musicians, authors, and attractive women, with most episodes containing one of each (and almost every episode featuring an attractive female panelist sitting in the chair at the far right of the table, affectionately referred to as the "Leg Chair"). Political opinions vary amongst the guests, with the show's original trio consisting of an oddly perfect balance: Greg's a conservative-leaning libertarian, Bill's a liberal, and Andy's a libertarian who hates both conservatives and liberals. The show takes pot-shots at everyone and everything under the sun, [[BitingTheHandHumor including Fox News itself]]. Despite its middle-of-the-night timeslot, the show
The show was cancelled on April 3, 2017; in 2021, ''The Greg Gutfeld Show'' moved to weeknights as ''[[Series/TheGregGutfeldShow Gutfeld!]]'', which is positioned as a conservative-leaning competitor to the major networks' late-night talk shows (in both format and scheduling).
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** Joanne Nosuchinsky being promoted to regular to replace Bill can at times ramp this trope UpToEleven, considering the RunningGag of her joking air of hyper-flirtatiousness.
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** Joanne Nosuchinsky being promoted to regular to replace Bill can at times ramp this trope UpToEleven, up to eleven, considering the RunningGag of her joking air of hyper-flirtatiousness.
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** One of the most notorious instances of this is when Patty Ann Browne showed up in a very, ''very'' low-cut blue dress--read: AbsoluteCleavage. During the intros, she playfully squirmed and made a show of trying to "close" the split--which Greg defied, laughing that "You just doubled our ''ratings'', young lady!
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** One of the most notorious instances of this is when Patty Ann Browne showed up in a very, ''very'' low-cut blue dress--read: AbsoluteCleavage.NavelDeepNeckline. During the intros, she playfully squirmed and made a show of trying to "close" the split--which Greg defied, laughing that "You just doubled our ''ratings'', young lady!
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* AccentuateTheNegative: During an interview with Adam Carolla, they discussed his ability to complain about ''anything'', ranging from a Mcdonald's quarter-pounder to lesbians because "lesbians are great until you realize they want nothing to do with your penis" and "they don't all let you watch."
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* AccentuateTheNegative: During an interview with Adam Carolla, they discussed his ability to complain about ''anything'', ranging from a Mcdonald's quarter-pounder to lesbians because "lesbians are great until you realize they want nothing to do with your penis" and "they don't all let you watch."" This was a continuation of Carolla's old radio schtick of challenging callers to try to find something he couldn't complain about.
