History Radio / TheKevinAndBeanShow

*** When Lisa May and Doc on the Roq were fired, Kevin and Bean were not allowed to talk about it for a week. They later brought Lisa May in to discuss what happened and essentially apologize.

** When Lisa May and Doc on the Roq were fired, Kevin and Bean were not allowed to talk about it for a week. They later brought Lisa May in to discuss what happened and essentially apologize.

** ''Feel the Warmth of Kevin & Bean’s Wonderful World of Christmas (The White Album)'' (1990)
** ''Bogus Christmas'' (1991)
** ''We’ve Got Your Yule Logs Hangin’'' (1992)
** ''Santa Claus, Schmanta Claus'' (1993)
** ''No Toys for OJ'' (1994)
** ''How the Juice Stole Christmas'' (1995)
** ''Christmastime in the LBC'' (1996)
** ''A Family Christmas in Your Ass'' (1997)
** ''Santa’s Swingin’ Sack'' (1998)
** ''Kevin & Bean’s Last Christmas'' (1999)
** ''The Real Slim Santa'' (2000)
** ''Swallow My Eggnog'' (2001)
** ''Fo’ Shizzle St. Nizzle'' (2002)
** ''The Year They Recalled Santa Claus'' (2003)
** ''Kevin & Bean’s Christmastime In The 909'' (2004)
** ''Kevin & Bean’s Super Christmas'' (2006)

** Bogus Christmas (1991)
** We’ve Got Your Yule Logs Hangin’ (1992)
** Santa Claus, Schmanta Claus (1993)
** No Toys for OJ (1994)
** How the Juice Stole Christmas (1995)
** Christmastime in the LBC (1996)
** A Family Christmas in Your Ass (1997)
** Santa’s Swingin’ Sack (1998)
** Kevin & Bean’s Last Christmas (1999)
** The Real Slim Santa (2000)
** Swallow My Eggnog (2001)
** Fo’ Shizzle St. Nizzle (2002)
** The Year They Recalled Santa Claus (2003)
** Kevin & Bean’s Christmastime In The 909 (2004)
** Kevin & Bean’s Super Christmas (2006)

** Feel the Warmth of Kevin & Bean’s Wonderful World of Christmas (The White Album) (1990)

* SpinOff: The B-Team Podcast, hosted by former producer Lightning, current producer Dave the King of Mexico, and sound editor DJ Omar Khan, takes a look behind the scene of the show, answers listeners' questions, and examines old audio from the show's 25-year plus history.

** Same Shit, Different Day, a "best of" Kevin and Bean program that aired for a time on Saturday mornings from 7:00 to 10:00 am.

** Kevin and Bean's Cinco De La Tarde, a one-hour show that aired during afternoon drive time for about a year from 2008-2009. For that period, the morning show ended at 9:00 am, with the afternoon show basically taking its place. On an episode of The B-Team podcast, Lightning remarked that the show was pre-recorded, but Beer Mug still had to come back to the station every afternoon to run it.

* StonersAreFunny: See the [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/PlayingWith/TheKevinAndBeanShow/ PlayingWith]] page in regards to Sam the Armenian Comedian. Played straight with Mole, whose copious drug use routinely causes him to miss important KROQ events, always calling into the show a day late, still trying to see if tickets are still available.

* StonersAreFunny: See the PlayingWith page in regards to Sam the Armenian Comedian. Played straight with Mole, whose copious drug use routinely causes him to miss important KROQ events, always calling into the show a day late, still trying to see if tickets are still available.

* AntiHumor: One of the longest-running regular guests on the show is the Armenian Comedian, a real Armenian-American hairdresser named Sam who fancies himself a comedian and entertainer, but is actually a delusional weirdo with a questionable grasp of both humor and the English language. The hosts of the show are so fascinated by his horribly unfunny jokes that they keep bringing him back. Sam achieved such a level of notoriety that he became the subject of a documentary called [[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1329319/ Born Hye: The Armenian Comedian Story]], a title playing on his Armenian heritage and his liberal use of marijuana.

* SitcomArchNemesis: Kevin and Bean hated Rick Dees when he was a crosstown rival at KIIS, frequently mocking him and occasionally playing pranks on him.

* SitcomArchNemesis: Kevin and Bean hated Rick Dees when he was a crosstown rival at KIIS, frequently mocking him and occasionally playing pranks on him. One prank actually made headlines when Dees accused the show of stalking and threatening him; Michael the Maintenance Man once went to Dees' house to prove he wasn't live on the air first thing in the morning when he claimed to be. Kevin and Bean also once had listeners gather hundreds of KIIS-FM antenna balls and ceremonially buried them in a coffin with a cardboard cutout of Rick Dees and performed a live on-air mock funeral.

* SitcomArchNemesis: Kevin and Bean hated Rick Dees when he was a crosstown rival at KIIS. They would frequently mock him and occasionally play pranks on him. One prank actually made headlines when Dees accused the show of stalking and threatening him. Kevin and Bean also once had listeners gather hundreds of KIIS-FM antenna balls and ceremonially buried them in a coffin with a cardboard cutout of Rick Dees and performed a live on-air mock funeral.

* AntiHumor: One of the longest-running regular guests on the show is the Armenian Comedian, a real Armenian-American hairdresser named Sam who fancies himself a comedian and entertainer, but is actually a delusional weirdo with a questionable grasp of both humor and the English language. The hosts of the show are so fascinated by his horribly unfunny jokes that they keep bringing him back.
** Sam achieved such a level of notoriety that he became the subject of a documentary called [[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1329319/ Born Hye: The Armenian Comedian Story]], a title playing on his Armenian heritage and his liberal use of marijuana.

* CommutingOnABus: A number of former regulars continue to have active relationships with the show, all of whom departed the show on amicable terms. These include {{Jimmy Kimmel}}, {{Adam Carolla}}, former producer Lightning (who still works for KROQ in a different capacity), "Psycho Mike" Catherwood (former ''Radio/ Loveline'' co-host) and former sports guy Matt "Money" Smith (now a sports radio host and NFL Network personality).

* CommutingOnABus: A number of former regulars continue to have active relationships with the show, all of whom departed the show on amicable terms. These include {{Jimmy Kimmel}}, {{Adam Carolla}}, former producer Lightning (who still works for KROQ in a different capacity), "Psycho Mike" Catherwood (former Loveline co-host) and former sports guy Matt "Money" Smith (now a sports radio host and NFL Network personality).

** Ralph reading an email from a fan that concludes with a line that sounds very similar to the chorus of a OneHitWonder song that Ralph is obsessed with that month, followed by Ralph singing the sound-alike chorus over a clip of the song. It started with "Rock Me Amadeus" by Falco, and went on to include "Heat of the Moment" by Asia and "Dudes Looks Like a Lady" by Aerosmith.

* CommutingOnABus: A number of former regulars continue to have active relationships with the show, all of whom departed the show on amicable terms. These include {{Jimmy Kimmel}}, {{Adam Carolla}}, former producer Lightning (who still works for KROQ in a different capacity), and former sports guy Matt "Money" Smith (now a sports radio host and NFL Network personality).

** Ralph reading an email from a fan that concludes with a line that sounds very similar to the chorus of a OneHitWonder song that Ralph is obsessed with that month, followed by Ralph singing the sound-alike chorus over a clip of the song. It started with "Rock Me Amadeus."

* CommutingonaBus: A number of former regulars continue to have active relationships with the show, all of whom departed the show on amicable terms. These include {{Jimmy Kimmel}}, {{Adam Carolla}}, former producer Lightning (who still works for KROQ in a different capacity), and former sports guy Matt "Money" Smith (now a sports radio host and NFL Network personality).

* ButtMonkey: The show has had a few of these over the years. Depending on how long a listener has been tuning in, their Butt Monkey of choice was Mark the Whiffle Boy, former producer Lightning, Big Tad, or mich recently, Beer Mug.