In the spirit of this recent stretch of countdowns and awards, Tim and Robert go through their own personal list of top 5 comedy films. With a nice mix of picks across all decades and a lengthy honorable mention list, they show their appreciation for everything they love about their 5 personal favorites.

Tim takes the audience through a laundry list of all the different aspects of a successful and unsuccessful show, ranging from the traits of an effective host to the makings of a high quality lineup. Whether it's marketing the show or building your set, Tim has the answers and he's here to share his insight.

Tim welcomes you to the 83rd annual Timbo Awards – the show’s yearly foray into award season, where a wide range of comedy’s all time greats are recognized for a variety of reasons. Put on your Sunday’s best, grab some popcorn, and join us! 

Categories include:
- Best Shared Moment
- Best Mass Exposure to Comedy
- Best 1-2 Punch
- Best Male Comedian to Watch
- Best Female Comedian to Watch
- Best Male Act Outs
- Best Female Act Outs
- Best Male Stage Presence
- Best Female Stage Presence
- Best Debut Album
- Best 1 Liners
- Best Debut Special
- Best Comedian TV Show
- Best Male Facial Expressions
- Best Female Facial Expressions
- Best Prop Comic

Tim takes the audience through his own personal list of the top 5 mistakes that new comedians make when they're embarking on their own personal journey through the stand up world - from positioning the mic stand to the importance of body language. A bonus 5 tips await for all who make it through to the end.

Tim reminisces on one of the greatest years in history, 1992, and details what made the music, sports, and films released in that year so unique and vital to the overall themes and energy of rebellion that society was experiencing at the time.

Tim delves into one of the most dangerous international political dynamics of our lifetime – the United States’ potential nuclear conflict with Russia – and pulls back the curtain on our presidents’ involvement with the events leading up to and throughout the most recent situation between Russia and Ukraine. He also recounts one of his favorite comedic memories: opening for the great Doug Stanhope.

Tim breaks down one of the most inspiring comedy specials he's seen in a long time, Jim Breuer's "Somebody Has To Say It", by taking us through the hilarious bits, amazing act outs, and all the elements that make the special such a masterclass in comedic structure.

Tim compares and contrasts the two comedy scenes he's most familiar with, New York and Austin, and discusses the most prevalent differences in a comedian's lifestyle in both cities.