Best Ron and Fez Era?

[ShowerBench]

<p>There's never been a bad one - that goes without saying.&nbsp; But for all of those who love them long time, which is your favorite Ron and Fez era?</p><p>I'm going to have to say the WNEW late-night days.&nbsp;&nbsp;It sort of&nbsp;had&nbsp;that&nbsp;feel of when you were a kid and stayed up late doing sneaky things like making crank calls, getting away with something.</p><p>The current show has more of a feel of visiting a psychiatric ward where everyone is coming and going in a white gown.&nbsp; Some are talking to themselves.&nbsp; Some fainted and are laid out on the linoleum floor.&nbsp; Still others&nbsp;are in the corner performing unspeakable acts with&nbsp;jelly jars.&nbsp;&nbsp;You always leave with a little more perspective than you came in with.&nbsp; (&quot;At least&nbsp;I'm not seeing&nbsp;ghosts.&quot;)</p>

[FezPaul]

<p><strong><font face="courier new,courier" size="2">I only go back to when they started on XM.</font></strong></p><p><strong><font face="Courier New" size="2">But since I've been listening they seem to just keep getting better and better.</font></strong></p><p><strong><font face="Courier New" size="2">So I would say the best era has always been the current one.</font></strong></p>

[Gvac]

<p>It's just incredible how every incarnation of the Ron and Fez show is so different.&nbsp; Back in the &quot;Ron &amp; Fez Dot Com&quot; days when they were on overnights it was a weird and wacky show fueled by the internet and some truly bizarre callers.&nbsp; The 7PM to 11PM slot is where they seemed most at home and where the show seemed to attract its most rabid and loyal followers.&nbsp; </p><p>The XM show really showed a completely different side of the boys, and they're still settling into their new Free FM gig. &nbsp;</p><p>I can't lie; I love Ron and Fez like they're brothers of mine so maybe I'm not the most unbiased observer, but I've loved each and every &quot;era&quot; of the show.</p>

[ezshark]

I wish I had a lttle bit more perspective on the issue, but I've only been listening since they've been on XM. They're great now, but I don't know if they were even better back then.

[FUNKMAN]

<p>Paleozoic</p><p>they're all great in their own unique way</p>

[lleeder]

I love the double shift days when they did middays and nights on WNEW. Dumpy and Al Dukes or was it wonderboy and Al Dukes either way great stuff.

[Don Stugots]

<strong>Gvac</strong> wrote:<br /><p>It's just incredible how every incarnation of the Ron and Fez show is so different. Back in the &quot;Ron &amp; Fez Dot Com&quot; days when they were on overnights it was a weird and wacky show fueled by the internet and some truly bizarre callers. The 7PM to 11PM slot is where they seemed most at home and where the show seemed to attract its most rabid and loyal followers. </p><p>The XM show really showed a completely different side of the boys, and they're still settling into their new Free FM gig. </p><p>I can't lie; I love Ron and Fez like they're brothers of mine so maybe I'm not the most unbiased observer, but I've loved each and every &quot;era&quot; of the show.</p><p>&nbsp;there is no better way to explain it than this.&nbsp; <br /> </p>

[OneEyeJack]

<strong>They were funnier when they were poor</strong>

[Bueller]

October 2006

[andyroo]

man i was shocked and happy&nbsp;when i heard fez's unforgettable voice over the radio while going through the radio stations!&nbsp; the ron and fez.com days were definitely some of the most amusing content i've ever heard.&nbsp; they're still hilarious, and i haven't heard them ever since, but i hope they return to prior form. :)

[romey79]

<strong>ezshark</strong> wrote:<br />I wish I had a lttle bit more perspective on the issue, but I've only been listening since they've been on XM. They're great now, but I don't know if they were even better back then. <p>I started with XM as well, listening to the entire file library here will give you some perspective.</p>

[sithlord]

The old Al Dukes days were great but the new East Side Days are equally good. Boy if we could get Al and Dave on the same show, now that'd be something.

[PilotJeff]

I've followed the show since early 'NEW days.&nbsp; Out of nostalgia... I'd say the double shift days of WNEW when they were doing just so much radio they'd be slap happy by noon.