Favourite Tom Moments (Non-Scharpling & Wurster)

[Carver]

"One, please."

[not that clay]

Tom pitching the Ronald McDonald reboot directed by Christopher Nolan (I forgot what podcast that was on).

[effecT]

Tom makes a heartfelt apology to the listeners about being addicted to Filet-O-Fish sanguiches.

[buffcoat]

Tom's Hervé Villechaize impression.

I think I've said this elsewhere on the forum: Tom's violent gangster Hervé Villechaize is one of the top 5 moments in the history of the Best Show.

I also like when Tom tells a story about his convoluted falsehoods trying to politely remove himself from a very simple situation.

[Denim Gremlin]

Anytime Tom sings is amazing. The gold standard is him doing both parts of Under Pressure, but I also love when he made up lyrics to the instrumentals on Pet Sounds.

[JeffertonFromTX]

Anytime Tom sings is amazing. The gold standard is him doing both parts of Under Pressure, but I also love when he made up lyrics to the instrumentals on Pet Sounds.

Flash Fact. His "Take a Chance on Me" is on constant rotation in my house.

[fonpr]

Anytime Tom sings is amazing. The gold standard is him doing both parts of Under Pressure, but I also love when he made up lyrics to the instrumentals on Pet Sounds.

Flash Fact. His "Take a Chance on Me" is on constant rotation in my house.

In mine too! The Waldos - Take A Chance With Me

[norfolk]

My favorite Best Show thing ever was when a incensed man called to take umbrage with Tom's assertion Bob Seger was Pete Seeger's son, and Tom promptly shut him down by quoting the Twitter feed of @therealpeteseeger.

[bigginsjp]

I would like to submit as a favorite moment Tom singing (as his character Greg, from the show Steven Universe) the song "Let Me Drive My Van (Into Your Heart)"

[JesseFromVegas]

Tom's stirring tribute to the late, great Gleason Jones

[buffcoat]

I think I would be willing to sit and listen to Tom and John Oliver talk unscripted for a week. The first few minutes of the interview was just normal interview stuff, but when they started talking about HuffPost - "you won't believe what this old man does next" - that was sustainedly hilarious and, I'm going to say it, trenchant.

[Denim Gremlin]

I think I would be willing to sit and listen to Tom and John Oliver talk unscripted for a week. The first few minutes of the interview was just normal interview stuff, but when they started talking about HuffPost - "you won't believe what this old man does next" - that was sustainedly hilarious and, I'm going to say it, trenchant.

I would love John Oliver to be on more often, I think him interacting with Philly Boy Roy is one of my favorite ever best show moments, especially his reaction when PBR asked him if he ever had sex with Roger Moore.

[erg79]

I think I would be willing to sit and listen to Tom and John Oliver talk unscripted for a week. The first few minutes of the interview was just normal interview stuff, but when they started talking about HuffPost - "you won't believe what this old man does next" - that was sustainedly hilarious and, I'm going to say it, trenchant.

I hope for more Marc & Tom shows, but a John & Tom show would be amazing.