Bob and Tim have binged a fair share of television these the past six months (and the 516 months before that). And today they are reposting one of those re-watches with an intricate look at the Must See-TV staple, SEINFELD. Through the first two episodes of the inaugural season and the final two that brought it all to a close, they chart how a subtle rendition of ‘90s life morphed into a surreal powerhouse of cartoon proportions. Is there something wrong with that? Is there no soup for you? Yadda Yadda, yadda? Quotes!

(originally streamed May 10th 2018)

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In the fantasy world of TV reruns, Fall still means back to school. And for two thirds of Bayside’s graduating class that means year one of both college AND your college based sitcom. SAVED BY THE BELL: THE COLLEGE YEARS was the prime time extension of a childhood mainstay that neither Bob or Tim ever found attachment to. Well, until binging four episodes of this single season failure. That’s when one of the hosts found something surprisingly relevant about Zach, Kelly, Slater and Screech. While the other host … let’s just type “less so” and let the episode speak for itself. It’s all right because this college has bells!

00:01:37 UNLICENSED AUDIO - The Boys From The Bell

00:02:23 BYE BYE BAYSIDE - and taking attendance: the college years

00:10:25 DUSTIN CHECKS IN - and When Kelly Met Laskey

00:15:38 PROBLEMATIC ROMANTIC - not ex-ZACH-ly for Bob’s kid

00:23:34 A FAMILIAR RING - hey, it’s Robert Guillaume

00:27:28 (ALMOST) ONE TO (SORT OF) GROW ON - and is that what a rave is?

00:36:08 ZACK TO BASICS - hey, it’s Holland Taylor … and .. Bob … Gollic… might be his name(?)

00:39:14 FOLLOW UP OR FOUL UP - and just another way to talk about TV’s FRIENDS.

00:48:12 CLOSING - contacts, plugs and no catch phrase

00:51:07 SPECIAL BONUS AUDIO - Not a hit wonders

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So Bob has been appearing all week on Tim’s second podcast, MÉNAGE Á POP. And on Monday’s edition he discussed his long-time resemblance to one of TV’s FRIENDS, Chandler Bing. Therefore, at the risk of turning today’s glorified rerun into a self-serving tie-in, the two are reposting a conversation on a full third of that same ensemble. Its their clinical re-evaluation of the rollercoaster romance between Rachel Greene and that jerk Ross. Ugh. (originally streamed on 8/31/17)

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Tim has a pretty solid reason for not going to the beach this year.  And last year.  And pretty much every year dating back to 1975.  But, surprisingly, none of those reasons are actually 1975’s JAWS.  Why?  Because  Tim, co-host of this podcast based entirely on obsessing over 20th century pop culture, has never seen the first true summer blockbuster, JAWS. Until today.  So slap on some SPF and keep watch from the shoreline as Tim and Bob wade into the unfathomably PG-rated JAWS.

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Co-host Bob Canning is currently in the midst of a pretty big Twitter project. He's counting down through every single song off every studio album by the rock band Oasis. So as a supplement to his efforts, here's a reposting of that time Bob and Tim listened to and reacted to this same band's 20th century discography. Come for the Paul McGuigan but stay for the Paul Arthurs. Then follow @rhcanning and #rankingoasis both on Twitter. (originally streamed 08/23/18)

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Its after school in’ 82 so might as well head out to drop some change down at Flynn’s Arcade. Along the way you can rock your walkman with the sweet two sided cassette of ... of ... Buckner ... and ... ahm ... and ... well ... Garcia ... I think. Apparently they're the novelty act behind the retro video game album, PAC-MAN FEVER. And today Bob and Tim are wokka-walking through all eight songs to see if it holds any more meaning than its vaper-wave nostalgia. So join in as they break out the Buckner and … who was it? Messina?

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Last week, Bob and Tim indulged one of their favorite time travel adventures through its less-than-stellar third installment. But Back To The Future wasn't the sole Space-Time escapade of their youth, nor was it the first one to be covered on this very show. So while they struggle to get saddle spurs out of their VCR, you can go all retro with this reposting of their trip aboard the 1986 cult classic, FLIGHT OF THE NAVIGATOR. Its early CGI and of-its-moment Howard Hessman... again.

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With its beloved characters, iconic set pieces and epic score, Back To The Future is considered one of the greatest family films of all time. So Bob and Tim are going to talk about ...the third one ... with all its horses ... and cowboy hats... and... ahm ... dirt. Seriously, this is how they discuss one of the defining trilogies of the 1980s? Double-back and consider why its not the second one as they revisit Back To The Future Part 3.

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Last week, Tim came down pretty hard on The Goonies. So, in an attempt to soften that blow (and defuse any online retaliation,) he's re-reposting an old episode about another rag-tag band of middle schoolers ... only this time with a supernatural bent. Its Wolf-men with nards and Gill-men stealing Twinkies as Bob and Tim join up with 1987's THE MONSTER SQUAD (and sorry about trashing The Goonies).

Original airdate: October 25th, 2018

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When we last left Bob and Tim they were perilously perched atop a precarious precipice calculating their viewings of various favorite films. Robots in disguise. Bruce Willis in the sky .. scraper. And not a single one of those weird body switch movies with either Judge Reinhold or Kirk Cameron (and maybe George Burns?) Rejoin them now, atop that same piece of heightened hyperbole only this time nominating movies to never see again. There will be British accents. Cyberpunk action. And probably some pre-teen acne in at least one of the cast ensembles.

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