As August continues letting us down in the TV premiere department, we take a look back -- waaaaaaaaay back, to 1974, when Dark Shadows creator Dan Curtis slapped his name on a TV movie version of Dracula written by Richard "I Am Legend" Matheson and starring Jack "One-Armed Pushups" Palance. Since we've previously subjected Nick Rheinwald-Jones to other Dracula adaptations, it falls to him to return and discuss it with us. Around The Dial spins around to Emily In Paris, Mastermind, the comedy specials of James Acaster, We Are Lady Parts, and Everwood. Nick makes his pitch for the S03 finale of The Bear to be inducted into The Canon. Finally, after naming the week's Winner and Loser, we end on a Game Time that comes to us in triplicate. Wash your neck and join us!

👤 Nick Rheinwald-Jones

Lead Topic: 🧛🏻‍♂️ Dan Curtis's Dracula

Around The Dial: 🥖 Emily In Paris

Around The Dial: 🧠 Mastermind

Around The Dial: 🤣 James Acaster's comedy specials

Around The Dial: 👛 We Are Lady Parts

Around The Dial: 🪵 Everwood

The Canon: 🧸 The Bear S03.E10: Forever

Winner & Loser: 👍 ₖₑₗₗᵧ ᵣₑᵢₗₗᵧ

Winner & Loser: 👎 Good Omens

Game Time: ☘️ Three Of Those

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🦋 Nick Rheinwald-Jones on Bluesky

⚰️ Dan Curtis's Dracula on JustWatch

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🦢 Sarah's review of Feud: Capote vs. The Swans at Best Evidence

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