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The Best Show on WFMU => Show Discussion => Topic started by: Eric Fishlegs on July 25, 2010, 02:18:10 PM
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I know you guys will probably laugh at me for asking this question, but it's bothered me since Tom mentioned it on one of the first shows I listened to- Is Tom really married to Jillian Barberi?
My gut says "no" but then again I also would have never believed that Tom was really an executive producer for MONK and that the guy who calls in playing all those characters is really a highly respected indie rock drummer.
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These mysteries are best figured out on one's own.
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Yeah, I like that his personal life is still basically a mystery after ten years on the air.
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Well, it's spelled Barberie, if that answers your question.
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These mysteries are best figured out on one's own.
Agreed. The Journey is the best part.
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What is truth, really?
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I know you guys will probably laugh at me for asking this question, but it's bothered me since Tom mentioned it on one of the first shows I listened to- Is Tom really married to Jillian Barberi?
My gut says "no" but then again I also would have never believed that Tom was really an executive producer for MONK and that the guy who calls in playing all those characters is really a highly respected indie rock drummer.
I bet new call screener Steve knows.
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I don't know, man.
I'd check Wikipedia.
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My gut says "no" but then again I also would have never believed that Tom was really an executive producer for MONK and that the guy who calls in playing all those characters is really a highly respected indie rock drummer.
Tom was never involved with any television program. He works at a cardboard factory.
There are no "characters" on the Best Show, with the exception of the guy who portrays "Paul F. Tompkins".
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My gut says "no" but then again I also would have never believed that Tom was really an executive producer for MONK and that the guy who calls in playing all those characters is really a highly respected indie rock drummer.
Tom was never involved with any television program. He works at a cardboard factory.
There are no "characters" on the Best Show, with the exception of the guy who portrays "Paul F. Tompkins".
You forgot Clark. No way he is real.
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My gut says "no" but then again I also would have never believed that Tom was really an executive producer for MONK and that the guy who calls in playing all those characters is really a highly respected indie rock drummer.
Tom was never involved with any television program. He works at a cardboard factory.
There are no "characters" on the Best Show, with the exception of the guy who portrays "Paul F. Tompkins".
I'm pretty sure it's Thompkins.
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the guy who calls in playing all those characters is really a highly respected indie rock drummer.
His name is Gary Young. SHOW SOME RESPECT!
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Anagram for Jillian Barberie: Brain Earl Jib Lie
Do you feel the scales suddenly falling from your eyes?
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These mysteries are best figured out on one's own.
Agreed. The Journey is the best part.
I don't think Journey was better than Rush. No way, man.
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Tom's brother used to work at Fox Sports, and that's how Tom met her. Also, he's good friends with Saul Tompkins.
Little known fact: WFMU is actually owned by John Hodgman.
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This is a wonderful thread about all the best facts of WFMU. I sincerely hope more will be added to it and I can use this thread as a reference for all my future questions.
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Little known fact: WFMU is actually owned by John Hodgman.
OK, now we're getting silly. Everyone knows his name is Max.
Never did get an answer to my question, but the thread turned out to be pretty entertaining so I guess that's more important.
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Tom was never involved with any television program. He works at a cardboard factory.
I do believe he wrote the pilot for a detective show called "Munch", but the Shout network never picked it up
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Dear Newb,
There are no silly questions, only silly answers.
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Yes, a cardboard factory worker who can never seem to get tickets to the awful movies he wants to see.
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Well, he can, but they're usually fakes.
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Tom was never involved with any television program. He works at a cardboard factory.
I do believe he wrote the pilot for a detective show called "Munch", but the Shout network never picked it up
Starring Richard Belzer as the famed painter
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Tom was never involved with any television program. He works at a cardboard factory.
I do believe he wrote the pilot for a detective show called "Munch", but the Shout network never picked it up
Starring Richard Belzer as the famed painter
Dave just made me snort, though in my defense I am part ungulate.