The BOB & TOM Show - May 4, 2026

The Bob and Tom Show on May 4, 2026, delivers a whirlwind of comedic chaos and pop culture curiosity, opening with comedian Bobcat Goldthwait joining in on a nerdy debate about the Star Wars re-release, particularly the controversial CGI addition of Jabba the Hutt. The hosts trace the origin of 'May the 4th be with you' back to a 1979 British political ad, blending historical trivia with playful satire—though later segments humorously claim it stemmed from Margaret Thatcher’s election, adding to the show’s running joke of fabricated facts. The episode celebrates Golden Tempo’s dramatic Kentucky Derby upset, while diving into absurd topics like the 'frankensperm' theory, AI glitches fixating on goblins, and the $399 animatronic Grogu toy market. The hosts explore quirky themes such as the 'super shower' trend, collective animal nouns, and a surreal sex-themed survey from toy company Lilo, complete with mock reviews of products like the 'booty bandit' and 'sayonara bead.' The show continues with a mix of bizarre news: Spirit Airlines’ sudden collapse, a painted donkey mistaken for a zebra in Armenia, and a rare case of sheep sextuplets on a Vermont farm—all delivered with deadpan wit and escalating absurdity. The final segment features a heartwarming tale of a moose rescued from icy waters in Saskatchewan, followed by a lighthearted deep dive into the Liberty Bell replicas distributed in 1950 for a savings bond campaign, sparking a 'bell hunting' hobby among enthusiasts. The episode closes with a whimsical search for a 1987 music video by the band Hammer Alley, cementing the show’s signature blend of satire, nostalgia, and surreal humor.