Waddle and Silvy started with Waddle's World in which they cruelly make Waddle read random new stories they think are amusing.

Jonathan Hood then had "Under the Hood."

Kaplan then had "Kap's Chronicles."

I think Carmen and Jurko have "Jurko's Universe" or something like that.

I know the HFC had Who Ya' Crappin'? which Jiggets and North stole for Jag Bag (or was it Caning)?

Are there any other segments that one show originated and other shows on the same station copied?

B&B used to do "The Second Half" while W&S did "Waddle's World". I felt like I was in sports radio hell every day at 3:30PM.

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Afternoon Saloon had "Critics at Extra Large"! Every Tuesday at 5pm. Take off of who you crappin'. This
is a perfect example of the Spin off becoming better than the original.

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Blackhawk goal, scored by number 20, Al Secord.

What?

Critics at extra large was terrible.

Mac: Thumbs down for Fox Chicago for displaying 3rd down instead of 2nd down in the 4th quarter of Sunday's Bears game

Riveting stuff there... The segment was literally garbage like that example above and not funny or interesting at all. Who ya Crappin did get very stale, but at its worst, it was miles better than the Critics segment.

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Agreed.

Critics was terrible.

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Critics sucked. Waddle's World is dumb too. I liked that second half thing though.

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Hawaii (fuck) You

The Afternoon Salon had the Drillrod of the Week, which was a terrible takeoff on Murph's Tool of the Week...

Critics at Extra Large was awful

Who Do You Love was easily the worst of them all, though. Every fucking Friday, we knew Bama Brian was going to email in some bullshit about Alabama rolling someone on Saturday, and quite frankly, the only thing worse than hearing the hosts predict against the lines was calling in for fantasy fooball tips from Charch at noon on Thursdays.

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Wrong.

WYC is the worst thing in the history of things

Missing the most important one:



Mike Murphy's What's your beef? Sponsored by Brown's Chicken

How has "what's on!?!?" Not been posted yet by the board's two b&g fans?

Score Hello was pretty bad.

Wasn't there a "What's in the vending machine" segment?

Also, Top 5 lists.

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Jag Bag was the long term one thst they had for years; IIRC the caning bit happened after that guy got caned in Singapore and if it wasn't a one or two off deal it only lasted a couple'a months or something.... And it was pretty much the same exact bit as jag Bag (which was the same exact bit as WYC, just a bit more general as I don't think it had to be something someone SAID, NOT DID)

and of course I always have to remind everyone of the timeless recurring / weekly segment from the Hamp & Holmes show.... "Who's been taking hits from Michael Phelps' bong?" --- basically yet another WYC ripoff/"homage" thst I think was broader than just quotes like jagbag/caning.

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It's no big deal. They just all have different "titles" for a segment where they discuss crap in the news.

Howard Stern does it with Robin. They don't have a title. Howard just says "Robin, what's in the news?"

Agreed on "Who do you love" being awful.

Harry T - "Mac, San Diego has covered the spread 11 of the last 16 games following a conference road loss when favored, I loooove Philip Rivers at home giving 3.5 points against
the Denver Broncos this week....." Yuck

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Blackhawk goal, scored by number 20, Al Secord.

Didn't B&G just try to do a copycat segment, but Goff didn't know how to do it? I think it was called, "In Other News..." Goff just talked NBA.

I almost forgot about Tom Shaer's contributions:

1. The 24-Second Shot Clock
2. Shmooze Patrol (Don't forget the reverse shmoozes!)

Elmhurst Steve calls.

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North - Fritzy's Night On the Town
Murpch - "Sports Spurts", "Compressed Columns"
Mac - Dead Or Alive
B&B - Second Hand News

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Wasn't Score Hello just the act of directly putting someone on the air without going through the screener? That was good stuff, too bad the FCC doesn't allow it.

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Yes that's what it was originally.

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Unscreened calls were the best part of Jay Marvin's show.

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Sherman remarked, "Well, Grant, we've had the devil's own day, haven't we?" Grant looked up. "Yes," he replied, followed by a puff. "Yes. Lick 'em tomorrow, though."