Episode 330 - November 13th, 2017 Rob and Joe have plans for the Patreon proceeds and there is already a tad bit of conflict over it. Rob asks for Robby's insight on shoplifting in China following the UCLA student arrests. Joe has his own take on Louis CK's troubles. Rob's shots at Tom Cruise and Dan Nainan on Twitter don't bring him the instant fame he was seeking. Tim makes an odd choice revisiting a show for a second time. He also wants comfort and Keno at the bar, and only dudes in Vegas. Eric Woodworth has an uncharacteristically bad idea regarding the murder mystery show. Rob and Joe want to meet Robby's black friend and urge him to extend the invitation to an upcoming show. Some possible cohosts are suggested as fill-ins while Rob is overseas in January.
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Episode 329 - November 6th, 2017 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 only one who thinks he was "fashionably late" to the fan meet-and-greet. $600/hour is not enough to get Rob to tell jokes at a party. There are already plans in the works for next year's TMOS trip. Rob talks about his first New Orleans experience and Joe recalls a story from his own visit a few years earlier. Rob risks his life to find a lost hat. Joe goes to Fells Point in a Halloween costume and feels totally out of place. Justin judges a costume contest at a strip club and things go horribly wrong. Rob and Joe dare to leave their comfort zone for the final Halloween murder mystery show of the year. Marcus buries the hatchet with the Rueters. Rob loses all his chips and mopes off to bed after drinking and playing poker until 4am.
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Episode 328 - October 30th, 2017 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. Mickey is performing as Richard Pryor for a Halloween show and wonders if he'll be allowed to transform himself properly to play the part. Joe wonders why his Lyft driver doesn't have a five-star rating. Joe realizes that Robby's concerns about the sound booth in Virginia Beach were probably valid. The murder mystery receives a negative review. Rob is following a news story about a 4-time murderer. Katie's dad is confused about a feature film now in theaters. Rob is exploring the idea of a Michael Jackson tribute murder mystery, but no jokes about the King of Pop's underage sleepover friends will be permitted. Eric leaves some artwork behind for the folks at the FunnyBone. Rob is relieved to discover that he probably didn't piss off his celebrity friend, but Joe is disappointed.
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Episode 327 - October 23rd, 2017 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. Joe takes extreme measures in an attempt to prove he's not a telemarketing scammer. One of Joe's favorite musical act's tour won't be coming to the DC area, so he goes to see the next best thing. Rob makes a big assumption about an invite from one of his celebrity friends. Joe's son celebrates his 20th birthday at a Die Laughing show. Joe wants to live an HD lifestyle in an RGB home.
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Episode 326 - October 17th, 2017 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 even gets inside. Marcus want some time away from the fans to hang with Rob when they travel to New Orleans for the TMOS Live event. The 98 Rock morning show is also touring with their own live show, and they've pilfered a Die Laughing cast member. Rob has an issue with Meryl Streep.
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Episode 325 - October 9th, 2017 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 his trivia calendar, Robby feels compelled to contact someone about it. A soap commercial is deemed 'racially insensitive' and Rob can't help but point at the ridiculousness. Marcus is making a big name for himself in food-related TV programming.
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Episode 324 - October 2nd, 2017 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.
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Episode 323 - October 2nd, 2017 
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Episode 322 - September 25th, 2017 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 him. There is a new Gramps story that has Joe furious. With the debut of Young Sheldon and the success of Better Call Saul, Rob wonders about this trend of TV prequels. Joe's son is on track to join the family business. Scott Apple celebrates Rosh Hashanah in his own distinct and hilarious way. Someone is making plans to test and review Rob's new promotional item
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Episode 321 - September 18th, 2017 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 about the new home will be Katie's alone. Rob and Tommy both had birthdays this past week; Joe spends a lot of money celebrating with one of them and barely acknowledges the other. Riding the Metro, Rob finds himself in an awkward position when he overhears a couple's conversation. Rob and Joe both feel pressure when receiving gifts. Joe visits the county fair and is puzzled about the value of a goat. A big celebrity is returning to Baltimore and Joe is bracing for an uncomfortable situation. Rob is selling condoms. Gramps is now able to hand his stories to Joe directly.
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Episode 320 - September 11th, 2017 Rob and Joe examine the reaction to the fight between the two of them last week. This leads to a discussion about make-up sex and whether or not it is a real thing. Rob and Joe bother Chris Restivo while he's trying to watch the Vikings game. Joe shares more of the odd behavior he's observed living with Gramps. Jim Carrey might have lost his mind based on his recent red carpet interview. Joe has started playing tennis with Katie as a form of exercise and recalls his first experience with the game as a kid. Rob shares his own tennis story involving his friend Todd Moore.
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Episode 319 - September 4th, 2017 There is a bit of a panic when the show's Skype account gets hacked by some Russian miscreants. Rob has a brush with law enforcement and a gunman on the loose. Marcus also shares his most frightening moment. Joe shares his own lesser story about being scared and Gramps seems to have no fear. Joe commits to emceeing a show without really thinking about the headaches. A significant mishap at the sold out murder mystery on Saturday leads to a huge blow-up between Rob and Joe on the show. Everyone locks in their annual Super Bowl picks. Joe discovers a hidden talent at the Renaissance Festival. Robby tracks down the driver improvement student that rubbed Rob the wrong way.
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Episode 318 - September 4th, 2017
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Episode 317 - August 28th, 2017 Comedy pupil Dr. Gil tries his new material on Rob and Joe with mixed results. There is immediate remorse when Rob arrives at a gig all the way down in King George, Virginia. The former show announcer's new friendship with Katie's father comes to an abrupt end following fantasy football draft day. Rob continues to struggle on Twitter. Joe gets a light, verbal beating when his connection drops before the conclusion of the show.
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Episode 316 - August 21st, 2017
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