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Bob busts out the Benjamins, while Miles gets up close and personal with a shop owner.
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The Static Shows with Bob feature three adult coloring books for Christmas: BTK123, Ed Gein's Carousel, and Unlucky Brown Starfish. The host, Miles, talks about his experience with a broken refrigerator and the potential morbidity of making a movie about it. He mentions a traveling exhibit called body science where people have their bodies on display and wonders if it's legal. He also mentions a commercial for a naked strip show in Las Vegas and wants to get one with a topless showgirl instead. He is angry but thankful for a boner in church and praying for a miracle. The show is brought to you by Bob Lament Enterprises and features original music by Shadow Stevens. The hosts discuss the possibility of remaking the planet of the apes or remaking Slipknot's "Slipknot." The show ends with a call and response from Miles, who is trying to get to the bottom of a mystery involving a frozen freezer.
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Bob busts out the Benjamins, while Miles gets up close and personal with a shop owner.
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Random show from the last 25 years
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https://youtube.com/live/UO1TI6_zGu8
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The Static Shows with Bob feature three adult coloring books for Christmas: BTK123, Ed Gein's Carousel, and Unlucky Brown Starfish. The host, Miles, talks about his experience with a broken refrigerator and the potential morbidity of making a movie about it. He mentions a traveling exhibit called body science where people have their bodies on display and wonders if it's legal. He also mentions a commercial for a naked strip show in Las Vegas and wants to get one with a topless showgirl instead. He is angry but thankful for a boner in church and praying for a miracle. The show is brought to you by Bob Lament Enterprises and features original music by Shadow Stevens. The hosts discuss the possibility of remaking the planet of the apes or remaking Slipknot's "Slipknot." The show ends with a call and response from Miles, who is trying to get to the bottom of a mystery involving a frozen freezer.