Episode 405 - February 4th, 2019 Rob didn't bother listening to last week's show and Joe admits he had no idea that Rob wasn't going to be there for it. Rob took Tawanda to a very high-end restaurant for her birthday. Katie's frequent comments about all the guys she finds hot are starting to wear on Joe. Katie is worried about Robby's attire for the wedding. Often Rob will start to watch a movie, then stop and debate whether or not to go back and finish it. Rob needs to set the record straight regarding a story Joe told on last week's show. Rob and Joe share their thoughts on Super Bowl LIII and football squares pools. Rob continues to complain about his friend who obsessively turn everything on social media into a political debate.
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Episode 404 - January 28th, 2019 Joe admits to not being fully on top of show-prep with Rob is in Chicago and unable to record this week. Katie swallows something that is intended for another part of the body. Joe plans to enter his dog into the same show where Robby's dog was robbed of any recognition whatsoever two years earlier. Katie and Joe don't have a dog park in their neighborhood and they wonder if Robby would report someone taking advantage of the amenities in someone else's community. There are a lot of new documentaries and Joe and Katie have seen them all. A new one called "Leaving Neverland", set to release later this year, could destroy a recent addition to the batch Die Laughing Productions murder mystery shows. Luckily DLP gets highlighted on one of the top shows in the podcast world with a special shout-out to Katie. After seeing the new Laurel and Hardy biopic, Katie makes a comparison between the dynamic of the comedy duo and that of another she's knows personally. Joe took on the responsibility of acquiring a few pieces of audio required for the new murder mystery, and is now complaining about it. Some people don't appreciate the things Joe is teaching Katie's young nephew.
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Episode 403 - January 21st, 2019 Robby interrupts Rob and Joe with a phone call to inform them that he's lost his connection and that he and Marcus can't participate in the show. It was windy this past few days and Rob lost some money at the drive-thru as a result. Joe then re-tells a story about losing a large amount of cash. Joe throws away a memento from his deceased grandmother. This reminds Rob that he hasn't made a decision about what to do with his father's ashes. Joe and Katie traveled to Ohio to see Bob Seger, while Rob was performing in nearby Michigan. The newest murder mystery script has been distributed among the cast for a week, but no one has read it. Joe and Katie have a bet about Tom Brady. Robby wants to drive by himself to Atlantic City for the upcoming bachelor party. Gramps is on Instagram, which seems like a bad idea. Joe's oldest son is getting his own place. Joe and Katie think Taylor Swift is hot. Rob and Joe are both checking the fit on their wedding suits.
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Episode 402 - January 14th, 2019 Joe expresses his frustration with employees who think they're entitled to a day off every time it snows. This leads to stories about Joe and Robby's days at bus boys and getting "Emilied". Rob gets called-out for not having a clue about how to organize a bachelor party. Katie and Joe plead their cases for custody of Oscar should things go awry, and a judgment is rendered. Tawanda stands up for what's right when she gets overcharged at Hobby Lobby. Joe wants to know if Katie's father should be included in the bachelor party. Rob reveals the name of the listener who expressed concern about Katie's "anger issues". Katie looks inward to examine the possibility that there is some truth to it and from where these issues might be coming.
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Episode 401 - January 14th, 2019 
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Episode 400 - January 7th, 2019 Rob and Joe celebrate their 400th episode with no fanfare or anything extraordinary planned. Joe has another reason to celebrate. A visit with an old friend makes Joe realize what a hard worker he is. Rob goes to Korea where he makes the most of his by trip pushing the murder mystery, outlining the next script and catching up on some movies. The Bear's missed field goal in last weekend's playoff game was officially ruled as a block, but Marcus doesn't want to hear excuses. Joe invites strangers to the house for New Year's Eve, which leads to a weird discussion about what you would feel comfortable having your neighbors do in your home, and also a confession. A fan posts a comment taking Joe to task. With Mara Reinstein scheduled to return soon, Joe talks about his confusion with the Golden Globe awards. Joe saw Robby many times over the holidays, but refused to pass along a gift from a fan that was sent to his home. Joe is confused by Asian dining.
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Episode 399 - December 31st, 2018 Joe wrestles with himself over whether or not to talk about one holiday incident where Katie lost or misplaced a certain package. When Gramps sends a text to what he thinks is a customer's number, he gets a reply he did not expect. The new novel by Robby and Joe's uncle was a popular Christmas present in 2018. Joe gets a gift bonanza being on his future mother-in-law's Christmas list. The Die Laughing Production secret Santa gift exchange produced some extraordinary presents, but a portrait painted of Joe and Katie stood-out above all others. Rob still feels self-conscious about his own reaction when receiving gifts. Rob and Joe open gifts from Marcus on the air. Both the cast and the audiences were filled with the Christmas spirit for the final few murder mystery performances of the year and things got wild. Rob is traveling out of the country to perform on New Year's Eve, and Joe explains why he will never be allowed to do anything like that in the future. There will be no celebrating of the upcoming 400th show because Rob and Joe just don't think its a big deal. With the benefit of hindsight, some of Rob and Joe's worst moments from past shows are being reexamined and highlighted on Twitter. Erik gets a sex toy for Christmas.
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Episode 398 - December 17th, 2018 Rob has a new outgoing message he's sure will please Joe. Robby and Joe's uncle appears to have gotten a bump in sales on his new book based on the plug he received from the show. Rob and Joe call Erik again to hear about someone sabotaging his newest comedy project just for a laugh. A new Gramps-submitted story has everyone urging him to quit his job or retire. David Koechner provides a woman in need with a Christmas miracle and Rob is there to witness his generosity. A friend of a friend gets a spot on Rob's fantasy footfall league, comes in last and now won't pay his fee. After going to look at ice sculptures, Joe's future father-in-law lashes out at some women with whom he crosses paths. Michael Chamberlin takes Joe to task again, this time over one of Joe's favorite movies from this year. Katie finds a deadly creature inside the house.
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Episode 397 - December 17th, 2018
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Episode 396 - December 10th, 2018 Inspired by a fan's comments, Rob starts the show talking about the merits of pita bread, followed by an update on his outgoing message. Robby takes a beating in the iTunes review section. Two Die Laughing cast members had trouble with their musical numbers over the weekend and one of them is called live to discuss the issue. Katie is not happy with J-L Cauvin's new nick name for her. Joe and Katie tell the story of how they lucked into getting a beautiful new rescue dog. Katie's father continues to challenge Joe and his objection to Christmas light projectors. A new drama on Bravo has piqued everyone's interest and lifted the profile of actor Eric Bana. Rob is eager to see reviews for Clint Eastwood's new film but he's unable to find any. Rob supports his colleague Kevin Hart's decision to quit the Oscars gig days after he was announced as the host. An exclusive clip of Marcus's radio play is heard and discussed. He then provides an update on his communications with Jim Amato. Chris Restivo has a new job.
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Episode 395 - December 3rd, 2018 Joe details how he celebrated his birthday which included some classic Gramps on display, and an activity Robby would have enjoyed had he been invited. During his time performing in Connecticut, Rob nearly commits to an all TGIFridays diet. While planning a Christmas light caper, Joe must point out the hypocrisy of one person who voices moral objections to the criminal plot. Joe gives his thoughts on some of the films he's seen in theaters recently. Marcus is confronted about his lack of communication with another person close to the show. Joe and Katie encounter a racial stereotype at the movies and have completely different reactions to the situation. Joe is confronted for a running joke he's been making behind someone's back. Joe critiques Katie's tree decorating and she doesn't take the feedback very well.
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Episode 394 - November 26th, 2018 Joe finds himself at odds with several members of the Peusch family at the same time. Frank is called to get some clarification on why Joe was excluded from an important family tradition. Meanwhile there is trouble among the Peusch women and some holiday festivities are in jeopardy. Joe's pre-game partner makes him feel underdressed for the broadcast on RavensWalk. There is yet another revelation about Joe and Katie's bedroom behavior. Joe's birthday is this weekend and he talks about his plans for (and his feelings about) the big 5-0. Gramps' brother reaches out to Joe for a plug. Rob and Joe reveal the title of their next murder mystery. Joe revisits wedding hashtags, which leads to brainstorming about the details of Rob's wedding. Joe repeats a prediction he highlighted on 98Rock for the podcast listeners.
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Episode 393 - November 19th, 2018 Robby prematurely alerted Justin to a potential problem at Saturday's murder mystery performance. Justin must reluctantly apologize to an audience member who was offended. Everyone seems to love Erik's cover of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' except Gramps. The Real Housewives of Potomac keep bumping into Rob at comedy shows. Rob feels silly after hearing a 25 year old song and asking if its new. Rob starts to panic when he thinks he might not make his connecting flight to Portland and miss his gig. Rob learns how weird Portlanders are. Choosing to sit at the restaurant bar can be an adventure according to Joe and Katie who even create a strategy for dealing with smartass bartenders. Katie considers the possibility that a U.S. presidential candidate's wife at some point cast her vote for his opponent. It seems that no one can contain their tears watching "The Boy and The Piano" Christmas spot starring Elton John. Joe will risk being burned alive for a tasty Thanksgiving main course.
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Episode 392 - November 12th, 2018 Joe visited a hypnotist he found on the web weeks ago, but forgot to tell the story on the show. With the Ravens on a bye, and the Skins coming off a rough week, Joe takes a break from football and spends his weekend at the movies. Joe makes Katie angry with his lack of willingness to keep hope alive for the Ravens fans. Michael Chamberlin badgers Joe via email about his movie viewing. The death of Stan Lee has everyone discussing his impact on the world. Rob and Joe wonder who is still reading comic books and reaches out to two experts. Joe and Erik praise Tenacious D's latest tour after seeing them perform last week. J-L Cauvin has stopped doing his podcast and everyone is making their guesses as to when and if he will return to it. Katie wakes up to the reality of her future as caretaker for a senior citizen.
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Episode 391 - November 5th, 2018 Rob, Joe and Robby return with tales from the exciting time in Sin City. Votes are cast on where the TMOS convention should be held in 2019. On a quest for a great Beef Wellington in Las Vegas, Rob and Tawanda meet a celebrity chef. An outing to the Heart Attack Grill in downtown leaves Robby in an unenviable position. At Joe's hotel, there are plenty of high jinks at the blackjack table, including some fake news about a celebrity sighting. Rideshare was the popular way to get around the city, and everyone has a tale to contribute on this topic. Justin an Erik traveled together, and the pair can't help but encourage each other's outrageous antics. Rob resurrects a bit created for Joe's nighttime radio show eleven years ago. Joe rushes home to do Raven's pregame and, although he's drained from the cross-county trip, somehow manages to not make a mistake this Sunday.
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