I did not realize that Frank did that many different impressions! He is awesome! And I love Greg with his energy and style of carrying out jokes that almost don't seem like jokes but make you cry laughing!
I've always wondered if he's always this energetic and enthusiastic, or if it's like a Larry the Cable Guy type character where off stage he's totally different
I heard this live, I remember listening to the last ten minutes in the car in the garage. I honestly didnt know that frank was doing greg hahn at the end I just thought greg was going crazy. I remember walking in the house mentioning greg hahn, thats funny, it wasnt always greg hahn speaking
I took kids and spouses to see Greg Hahn at one night stans and I won. Then afterward Greg and I talked for a long time till my wife yanked me out the door he killed it
Unfortunately I'm unable to get Bob & Tom live these days but I spent years as a die-hard everyday listener in the 2000s and caught the road show once in Kearney or Grand Island, NE. Can't remember which. Anywho, when I heard Bob had left the show I was concerned about the future of the show. I've just watched a clip or two but the show is pretty good still and I like the new guy. And Kristi Lee - the only person I remember being at the Road Show for certain, lol - is still as doable as ever. Bob & Tom forever.
Had to watch this again, so funny. Just think how much better it would have been without Tom.The guy could ruin a bachelor party, probably has for that matter.
Frank is funny. Does a good Morgan Freeman. John Madden is Frank's best impression though. Hard to be on a radio talk show like this because the hosts want to dominate and hard for comedians to get a joke in edgewise. Tom keeps pouring cold water seriousness on everything. Frank does a great Norm McDonald, too. But a wasted interview without Frank's best, his John Madden impression. Tom keeps interrupting to plug their shows. You missed half the interview, Tom, because you wasted all that time plugging their gigs so frequently. And just sucking all the comedy out of the air.