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Mike Armstrong quickly became a favorite guest on the Big Dumb Show, after this, his first visit on April 11, 2003. This is when we first learned of his previous career in law enforcement, and some of the fun stuff he used to do when he was a cop. And oh yeah, he met “The Rock“.

One of our favorite guests, comedian Tammy Pescatelli suffers through Indianapolis traffic, bull sperm news, and guest hosts ‘Sports Talk With The Azz’. Plus questions the coolness of “Stuck In The Night.” From April 2, 2003.

Australian comedian Kevin Bloody Wilson gets roped into visiting the Big Dumb Show, and shares a musical tale of gastrointestinal excitement.

How much would you pay for a snack treat of unusual size? On the morning of February 26, 2003 The Big Dumb Show was well on our way to being on the hook for north of six grand for a giant Cheeto Ⓡ blob we spotted on eBay.

It should be noted that this entire fiasco was Beau‘s idea*.

(*Beau maintains that he was, in fact, very much opposed.)

Regardless, as far as we are aware, no other broadcast in American history has ever achieved quite this level of stupid.

Yes, it became national news: https://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/internet/03/05/offbeat.big.cheeto/index.html

Actor/Comedian Harland Williams visited the Big Dumb Show a number of times. In this visit from August 5, 2004 he has thoughts on Gonzo‘s latest hairstyle, what goes in Don Stuck‘s mouth at night, and robots.

Comedian Drew Hastings visits for an update on his backwoods, hermit lifestyle and shares some keen insight into where most men go wrong when entering relationships. And other stuff, from July 14, 2004.

Comedian AJ Jamal shares why he became vegan early in life, some aspects of his relationship with his wife, as well as his parents’ unique interactions. Originally aired July 2, 2004.

Comedian Rob Little comes in and matches the early morning manic energy of the Big Dumb Show. He shoots the sh!t about being a Detroiter living in California, boogie boarding, and karaoke with adult film stars. And about a million other things inside of about 10 minutes.

This is from August 17, 2004.

Chili was cool enough to hang out with us a few times; this time was August 15, 2002, and he shared some fun riffs on drinking, driving (not together!), and the Amish.

He was a thirty year comedy veteran, and for a time, a staff writer for the Tonight show with Jay Leno, who dubbed him “Chili”. He was a teacher and mentor for budding comedians around the world, and famous for his comedy do-jo workshop.

Chili left the planet on October 9, 2018 after a sudden illness. It is a pleasure to remember him for a few moments here.

Ever a friend of the show, Uncle Larry Reeb gets drawn into the petty stupidity of the Big Dumb Show in this visit from April 3, 2004. Larry does share a breakthrough regarding a hidden side of his personality, and delivers a stellar idea for improving the level of excitement in baseball.