It’s a hard hitting, side-splitting, ninja stomping episode of Remember That Show? as Adam and Will enter the arena to discuss WMAC Masters, the scripted competition series from 1995 that brought real martial artists into CONTINUE READING…
Adam and Will meet in their cubicles to talk about the laughs and legacy of The Drew Carey Show, exploring Drew’s many girlfriends, co-workers, friends and family who brought the outrageous sitcom to life for CONTINUE READING…
In this special bonus episode for Halloween, Adam and Will have quick and easy chat about a show that barely exists, What A Dummy from 1990 starring a young, Stephen Dorff. What do you get CONTINUE READING…
Adam and Will discuss the animated adventures of Batman Beyond in the Gotham City of the future. How did this Kids WB show copper to Batman The Animated Series on FOX Kids? How did the CONTINUE READING…
Will and Adam wrap-up the Come And Knock On Our Pod mini-series by discussing the one season sequel series spin-off from Three’s Company, Three’s A Crowd starring John Ritter, Mary Cadorette, Robert Manden and Jessica CONTINUE READING…
Will and Adam continue their exploration of the Three’s Company universe by discussing the first spin-off from the series, The Ropers starring Norman Fell, Audra Lindley, Jeffrey Tambor and Patty McCormack. Did the former landlords CONTINUE READING…
Adam and Will kick off a new 3-part series, Come and Knock On Our Pod, exploring the prequels and spin-offs from Three’s Company. In this first episode the hosts explore British sitcom, Man About The CONTINUE READING…
Adam and Will discuss Saban’s Masked Rider series from 1995 starring TJ Roberts as Prince Dex aka Masked Rider. This forgotten Mighty Morphin Power Rangers spin-off inspires plenty of conversation about the history of Japanese CONTINUE READING…
SPOON! Adam and Will are back to discuss the FOX Kids animated series The Tick from 1994. A series that lasted 3 seasons, but doesn’t seem as fondly remembered as X-Men, Batman or Spider-Man shows CONTINUE READING…
Adam and Will take a first time watch of Double Trouble from 1984, the short-lived sitcom starring twin sisters, Liz and Jean Sagal. Was this forgotten series double the fun or double the dregs? Listen CONTINUE READING…
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