Because He's Fast...
Most people know Kevin Pollak as a Hollywood actor, and for good reason. Over the years he's starred in a number of hit films including The Usual Suspects, Grumpy Old Men, A Few Good Men and The Whole Nine Yards, but because Pollak is such a fine actor, many fans forget that he actually began his career as a standup comedian. At the age of 20, Kevin began performing on stage and made a name for himself with his dead-on impressions of William Shatner and Peter Faulk. Though he's currently being kept busy on movie sets in Hollywood, Kevin hasn't forgotten his standup roots, and is now in the middle of a cross-country comedy tour. He also has a new live CD on the way.

FACTOID - Kevin Pollak used to test out his new impressions by using them as the greeting on his answering machine.

Is Mr. Girbigabo There?
Mike Birbiglia is one of the funniest, and most talented young comedians performing today. We predict that before long, everyone is going to know this guys name, though people still may not be able to pronounce it. Mike has become a very successful headline comedian, but Birbiglia still isn't satisfied. He's currently working on becoming an author, a filmmaker and fulfilling his life-long dream of opening his very own pizza place. Mike's been featured on The Late Show with David Letterman, Comedy Central's Premium Blend and the USO Comedy Tour.

Joe Morrison
With a knack for performing character impressions and a sense of humor that’s intellectually challenging and dimwitted at the same time, it’s no wonder comedian Joe Morrison was voted “Funniest College Student in America.” He’s not sure who named him that, but when you receive such a compliment it’s always best not to ask questions. Morrison’s been in the comedy business for close to 15 years, but this native Texan actually began his adulthood studying marketing. When he discovered that making people laugh was a lot easier and more fun than making a sale, he made the wise career move. Since that time, Morrison has been featured performing his standup on Comedy Central and in comedy clubs nation wide.

FACTOID – Joe Morrison is the father of twins

Man vs. Beast
Now that Tim Bedore's popular editorial, Vague But True, has become a regular feature on the BOB&TOM show, it's hard to believe that one man could find the time to write so many clever pieces. We’re convinced Tim does nothing but sit at his keyboard and write all day because even after calling in last week with a hilarious edition of VBT, he’s already set to deliver another one. Last week, Tim revisited his crusade against the animal kingdom with a second installment of of his now famous Animal Conspiracy series, which was prompted by his epic struggle against a rat in his dining room. Tim did eventually win the battle, but he'll be the first to tell you that the war is far from over. When Bedore’s not busy writing or taking on Mother Nature, he can be found performing his standup comedy as part of the Four Stand-up Dads comedy tour.

You Mean You Don't Already Own a Copy?
In case you haven't heard, comedian Pat Godwin's new CD, Under the Bed, is out and can be ordered directly from the BOB&TOM webstore. Now you may be asking yourself, "why would I want to order Pat's album?" Perhaps the best reason to own Under the Bed is that it features the genre-bending hit single, Gangsta Folk, as well as the catchy little tune about old folks getting it on, First Date. But lets say you're one of those people who downloads all their music over the internet. You should still buy the album because every purchase helps poor Pat get one step closer to being able to afford that shower curtain he so desperately needs for his new apartment, and if he sells enough, he could possibly give Tom's son his bed back. Now don't you feel guilty for not already owning one? Godwin is on his way back to the Friggemall complex, and if his past appearances are any indication, we expect to hear a few new instant classics, and stories about stalkers.