The BOB & TOM Show Extra: "Pee Leaks, a Car Part in a Penis, & Bocox" (March 12, 2026)
Episode Overview
This episode of The BOB & TOM Show Extra features the crew’s trademark blend of humor and odd news, diving into laugh-out-loud discussions about male anatomical mishaps, unusual medical procedures, and the wild stories making headlines. The cast—Tom Griswold, Kristi Lee, Bob Kevoian, Willie Griswold, Cheryl, Christopher, and Barry—tackle topics ranging from harmless “pee leaks” to “BoCox” injections, along with irreverent banter and running gags.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. “Pee Leaks” and Age-Related Plumbing Problems
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Jeff Oskay Q&A About Dribbling
- Jeff describes a new issue: post-urination dribbling despite the usual "shake and spin" techniques (05:20).
- Quote:
“I give it a good shake. I spin it around like a top hat. Like I do a cane, I do everything. Yet still a minute later, one drop of dribble comes out and hits the pants. Is this common? What is happening?” —Bob Kevoian (05:20)
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- The cast riffs on practical solutions, likening the process to squeezing toothpaste, ringing from the base, or even hitting it on a boot (06:10).
- “You gotta goof around with that thing. Let me know who's boss.” —Willie (06:31)
- Tom jokes about the dangers of salt on winter boots stinging if it gets near the problem area (06:36).
- Jeff describes a new issue: post-urination dribbling despite the usual "shake and spin" techniques (05:20).
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“The Drip” and Gonorrhea
- Kristi references the term “the drip” for gonorrhea, prompting banter about STIs and the origins of slang (06:52).
- “Didn't they call gonorrhea ‘the drip’? Does it drip when you have that?” —Kristi Lee (06:52)
- Cheryl candidly shares about soap inadvertently getting in the “pee hole” (07:06).
- Kristi references the term “the drip” for gonorrhea, prompting banter about STIs and the origins of slang (06:52).
2. The Car Part Stuck on a Penis
- Bizarre ER Story from Jamaica
- Kristi relays a headline: a man in Jamaica required emergency removal of a metal car part stuck on his penis (07:32).
- “The patient came in complaining of severe swelling and pain.” —Kristi Lee (07:48)
- Group speculates about the type of car part—rings, plugs, points (08:22).
- Tom cracks a joke about the car part being from a "Hummer" (08:47).
- Bob recalls a previous episode about someone caught having sex with mufflers, leading to a series of “auto erotica” puns (09:04, 09:23).
- “Would it be auto erotica or something?” —Tom Griswold (09:23)
- Kristi relays a headline: a man in Jamaica required emergency removal of a metal car part stuck on his penis (07:32).
3. Cosmetic & Medical Procedures for Male Genitalia (“Scrotox” and “BoCox”)
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Rise of Genital Botox Injections
- Kristi reports on a new trend of men seeking “Scrotox” (Botox for the scrotum) for aesthetics and “BoCox” (Botox for the penis) for erectile dysfunction (09:37).
- “Doctors say more men are seeking out so called Scrotox to enhance the aesthetics of their genitals.” —Kristi Lee (09:37)
- “And when it comes to treating erectile dysfunction, some men are turning to something referred to as BoCox.” (09:44)
- Tom jokes about celebrity athlete Bo Jackson endorsing “Brotox” (11:05), sparking more wordplay (11:18).
- “Bo knows Botox ... I was gonna say Bo knows Cox.” —Tom Griswold (11:21)
- Bob and Kristi laugh about the supposed benefits:
- “It makes your penis look 10 years younger.” —Bob Kevoian (11:37)
- “Maybe it acts 10 years younger.” —Kristi Lee (11:42)
- Kristi reports on a new trend of men seeking “Scrotox” (Botox for the scrotum) for aesthetics and “BoCox” (Botox for the penis) for erectile dysfunction (09:37).
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Scrotox for Looks, BoCox for Performance
- Team questions who Scrotox is even for (“That has to be a gay thing,” says Tom), and joke about the supposed demand from women (12:08).
- Willie quips about “fresh eggs” for balls and personal grooming (11:54).
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Clarifications about BoCox
- Willie speculates the injections probably last a few weeks like regular Botox (13:05).
- Kristi finds more details: injections last six months, results are gradual, and require 50-100 units (18:50).
- “It takes a while for the muscles to relax, even with 50 to 100 units of botulism stuck into your…” —Kristi Lee (19:10)
4. Buddhist Monks: Sex, Drugs & Porn Bust
- Monks Acting Up
- Kristi breaks news that monks in Thailand were arrested for meth, porn, and a penis pump (13:26).
- “Authorities have arrested four Buddhist monks found with drugs, porn, sex toys, and escort directories.” —Kristi Lee (13:26)
- “A video published by Newsflare shows officers holding up a penis pump found in one of the monk's bedrooms and mimed its purpose.” (14:03)
- Willie quips it's like Animal House (14:10), and Tom suggests meth makes fasting easier (14:30).
- Kristi breaks news that monks in Thailand were arrested for meth, porn, and a penis pump (13:26).
5. The Buddhist Peace Walk Across America
- Kristi tracks progress of monks walking from Texas to Washington D.C. (15:21).
- “The 2,300 mile journey from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington, D.C.… looks like they’re in Virginia.” —Kristi Lee (15:21)
- The team jokes about them needing reflective vests, one monk losing a leg, public transit vs. walking, and concern for the accompanying dog (16:02–16:32).
6. Kids (and Adults) Getting Things Stuck in Noses
- Final Segment: The Great Nose Adventure
- Kristi shares a report of a child in China who got a combination lock stuck up his nose, requiring firefighters and special cutters (16:41).
- “A child managed to lodge a metal combination lock inside his nose.” —Kristi Lee (16:47)
- Tom recalls when Willie as a child got a blueberry stuck up his nose and describes the home remedy that involved blowing it out into the dog’s mouth (17:28).
- “I blew in, and the blueberry flew out, and my dog Elvis ate it.” —Tom Griswold (17:54)
- Cheryl is incredulous about the entire process, and Willie admits to the odd childhood habit (18:01).
- Kristi shares a report of a child in China who got a combination lock stuck up his nose, requiring firefighters and special cutters (16:41).
Memorable Quotes & Comic Highlights
- “He had charts and graphs and colored photographs. I didn’t understand a word he said. I said, ‘Wait a minute, heathen, I’m having trouble breathing. Don't want to barter with you, but would you tell me again, even though I know it’s a sin, what does this contraption do?’” —Barry (03:33, musical bit)
- “Gladys, I do the waiting room.” —Tom Griswold, on “BoCox” procedures (10:38)
- “You're going to feel a small prick. So are you.” —Tom Griswold, after detailed BoCox banter (13:15)
- “If these guys were balancing a ladder on their chin for peace, you'd love it ... but they're walking for peace and you hate it.” —Willie, ribbing Tom over the Buddhist march (15:45)
- “Why couldn’t you shoot yourself up? Why would you need a guy to do it?” —Kristi Lee, questioning BoCox logistics (12:56)
- “Cox talks would be a great podcast, man.” —Willie (19:20)
Timestamps for Important Segments
- Pee leaks/dribble discussion: 05:20–07:10
- Car part stuck on penis (Jamaica story): 07:32–09:23
- Scrotox and BoCox introductions: 09:37–11:20
- Bocox banter and Bo Jackson jokes: 11:21–13:15
- Buddhist monk sex/porn/drugs bust: 13:26–14:21
- Buddhist monks’ peace march: 15:21–16:35
- Objects up noses (combination lock): 16:41–18:17
- BoCox medical update: 18:40–19:15
Tone and Style
The episode maintains the show's trademark blend of quick-witted irreverence, puns, and light-hearted, sometimes raunchy banter. The cast riffs off each other's comments with playful one-upmanship, never shying from silly wordplay, anatomical humor, or wild real-life headlines. Despite the sensitive or bizarre content, everything is filtered through their characteristic comedic lens, making the odd seem oddly relatable.