The Tim & Mark Show was an American radio show hosted by Tim Scott and Mark Derringer. Their show aired on 93.3 KDKB

KDKB

KDKB is a commercial Rock music formatted radio station located in Phoenix, Arizona. It is owned by Sandusky Radio and licensed to Mesa Radio, Inc...

 in Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix, Arizona

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 from March 6, 1989 to January 11, 2005. The show was produced by Scott "Torgy" Torgerson.

Prior to coming to Phoenix, they were hosts of a morning show in Baltimore, Maryland

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Typical show

The shows usually ran from 5:30am–10:00am and consisted of classic rock music

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, guest interviews, prank calls, discussions with call-in listeners, and clips from various comedians. Popular segments included:

• "Helium Hilarity", where on Friday mornings Tim and Mark read one-line jokes after breathing in helium gas
  Helium
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  . The jokes usually had a punch line about Gila Bend
• "Joke Time", the daily joke read at random times of the morning such as ("It's 9:18. That's an important time! Must Be Joke Time!!"). Friday mornings were "Double Joke Time" where two were read.
• "Word of the Day", a definition from Webster's Dictionary
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   followed by the word used as a pun in a sentence.

Each show ended with "You've been listening to Tim & Mark Show Number __" with the number of the show given.

Final show

According to Chuck Artigue, vice president and general manager for KDKB, Tim Scott elected to retire from radio to pursue other interests. In an Arizona Republic article, Tim Scott was quoted as saying he didn't feel he could be the Christian

Christian

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he wanted to be while doing a rock and roll show.

The duo did their final show on Friday, December 24, 2004 before leaving for vacation. They returned on January 11, 2005 to host a "good bye" show in which they thanked their listeners for "14 great years".

Charities

"Tim & Mark Charities" was formed in 1997 and raised more than $300,000 for individuals, families and organizations that provide service for children.