Big Butter Heywood
It's been 20 years since Heywood Banks made his first appearance on the show, and he's been a fixture ever since., From his first hits like Toast and Flies Eyes to his more recent classics like Trauma to the Groin and Big Butter Jesus, Heywood has appeared on almost every B&T album and is one of our most frequent guests. Armed with his ever-tuned guitar, and an adequate grasp of his hysterical lyrics, Heywood will be joining us in the studio to sing a few of these classic songs, and who knows, he might even have a new one. Heywood also just released the brand new album, Big Butter, which is available with all his other CDs at comedyhome.com

Drew Wants to Be a Millionaire
Drew Carey has made a living as the beer drinking, joke telling, everyman of comedy.  With his black-framed glasses, buzz haircut and beefy build, Carey found a niche as the voice of the average guy.  Before long he took his shtick from stage to screen on the highly successful ABC sitcom, The Drew Carey Show, and later on the comedy game show, Who’s Line is It Anyway.  Though both of those programs have come and gone, Carey is once again putting his everyman charm and hosting prowess to good use on the new CBS game show, The Power of 10.  On the show Carey leads contestants through a game in which they only have to answer five questions in a row to win $10 Million.  In other news, Carey has also recently taken over as Bob Barker’s replacement on the all-new season of the long-running game show, The Price is Right.

You've Heard Words to Remember...
Tim Bedore has been a weekly Wednesday fixture on the show with his Vague But True editorials, which is why we're so eager to find out what his first installment of 2008 will be about. Over the past few years, these musings have helped us learn a lot about Tim, including his daughter's relationship with their dog Lexie and the speech he would have given if universities had asked him to talk to their graduates. But no matter the topic, we're happy he'll be reporting on it from his new home up north, where the introverts stare at their shoes and the extroverts stare at your shoes.

The NFL Song - Playoff Edition
While the BOB&TOM Show as on break, another NFL regular season has come to an end, but that doesn't mean you can't relive all the fun. That's right, Duke Tumatoe's back to recap all the exciting action you might have missed in his tribute to all things professional football, The NFL Song. With all the craziness taking place over the past few weeks, Duke's got a lot of pressure on him to fit everything into one exhilarating song. And who knows, maybe this week we'll even be treated to a new episode of Bass Talk.

Back Behind the Pen
Bill Scheft writes monologues for The Late Show with David Letterman (thanks to Dave being able to work out an agreement with the striking writers), wrote "The Show" in Sports Illustrated, and is the author of the highly acclaimed novel, The Ringer, but right now he's first and foremost a sports fan. And with his Red Sox becoming World Series champions, his Patriots being favored to win the Super Bowl, and the Celtics leading the NBA, Bill's also a very happy guy. But even if you're not a sports nut, or the WGA revokes their agreement with The Late Show, Bill's also got a Thurber Prize nominated novel, Time Won't Let Me that you're sure to enjoy.

The Zany Report, 2008 Edition
If you're wondering why there is a feeling of emptiness deep inside your soul, it's because you've been without The Zany Report since last year (sorry about that, by law we have to do that joke once each January.) The Zany Report, as brought to you each week by Bob Zany, is the only feature we have that comes with its own comedy safety net, because even if the Report falls just a tad bit short of hilarity, America's Favorite game show "Fix the Joke Baby (Live)" will be able to turn that frown upside down. And once again some lucky fan will win a few cool T-shirts, Zany's chart topping CD, I Just Can't Win Baby, and a very valuable one year subscription to the BOB&TOM VIP site.

The Fat Guy With the Glasses
Originally from New York, Bob Biggerstaff moved to Houston Texas while he was a freshman in High School.  Some say it was this diverse upbringing that gave him the insight to appeal to a wide variety of audiences while performing on stage.  Others say it was his ability to write funny jokes.  Either way, Biggerstaff has made a living as a standup comedian, playing clubs all over the country and even appearing on television.  He’s been featured on HBO, Comedy Central, Sierra Mist’s Search for the Next Great Comic and even NBC’s Last Comic Standing.  If you don’t remember which one Bob Biggerstaff was, he has a simple reminder; he’s the fat one with the glasses.

Comedy Through the Ages
If an event of any importance has happened in the past, chances are comedian Scott Dunn can write a joke about it.  Well, not just a joke, an entire routine to be exact.  How can we make such a bold statement?  We have the proof.  Scott has spent the past year calling in to the show every Monday to give us a little history lesson, with a twist. These lessons aren’t boring and stuffy like when your grandpa rambles on about his youth.  No, these tales from times past are chock-full of jokes, laughs and even a few actual historical tidbits you might be able to use in a trivia game down the road.