DINNER PARTNERS with Christopher & Eric

True Crime TV Club is back. This time Christopher and Eric take you on a steamy tour of 1970’s Hollywood and a torrid sex scandal that came close to consuming the Reagan White House. In the early 70’s, millionaire mogul Alfred Bloomingdale met a beautiful aspiring young actress named Vicki Morgan. The result was a secret, decade-long affair that would ultimately consume socialites and politicos before it ended in a disturbing murder and a court case that captured the attention of one of Vanity Fair’s most high profile writers. On this wild ride, the line between victim and villains is as twisted as the turns in Mulholland Drive, but Christopher and Eric are determined to drive you straight to the truth.

True Crime TV Club is back. This time Christopher and Eric take you on a steamy tour of 1970’s Hollywood and a torrid sex scandal that came close to consuming the Reagan White House. In the early 70’s, millionaire mogul Alfred Bloomingdale met a beautiful aspiring young actress named Vicki Morgan. The result was a secret, decade-long affair that would ultimately consume socialites and politicos before it ended in a disturbing murder and a court case that captured the attention of one of Vanity Fair’s most high profile writers. On this wild ride, the line between victim and villains is as twisted as the turns in Mulholland Drive, but Christopher and Eric are determined to drive you straight to the truth.

Christopher and Eric have returned from their holiday hiatus with hearts full of lovely comments from their listeners, a.k.a “the Party People”, as well as their usual headfulls of opinions. How much blood, sweat and screaming went into the construction of Eric Shaw Quinn’s “Greater Christmasville”? Do pre-holiday diets lead to holiday binges? Was Christopher’s gift to Eric a total disaster? ‘True Crime TV Club’ returns in our next episode, but this hour’s about our amazing listeners and holiday lessons learned.

Christopher and Eric have returned from their holiday hiatus with hearts full of lovely comments from their listeners, a.k.a “the Party People”, as well as their usual headfulls of opinions. How much blood, sweat and screaming went into the construction of Eric Shaw Quinn’s “Greater Christmasville”? Do pre-holiday diets lead to holiday binges? Was Christopher’s gift to Eric a total disaster? ‘True Crime TV Club’ returns in our next episode, but this hour’s about our amazing listeners and holiday lessons learned.

Just in time for Christmas, it's a tale of holiday murder. With re-enactments. A lot of them. In the latest installment of "Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club", your hosts debate which is the worst crime; the violent murder of Texas couple Rick and Suzanna Walmsley just hours after they finished decorating their home for Christmas, or this lurid, re-enactment filled half-hour of television that wildly attempts to plumb the motives for the brutal killing. The always opinionated Christopher and Eric engage in a no-holds-barred conversation about what responsibilities TV producers owe the victims of violent crimes even when they've only got thirty minutes to tell the tale.

Just in time for Christmas, it's a tale of holiday murder. With re-enactments. A lot of them. In the latest installment of "Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club", your hosts debate which is the worst crime; the violent murder of Texas couple Rick and Suzanna Walmsley just hours after they finished decorating their home for Christmas, or this lurid, re-enactment filled half-hour of television that wildly attempts to plumb the motives for the brutal killing. The always opinionated Christopher and Eric engage in a no-holds-barred conversation about what responsibilities TV producers owe the victims of violent crimes even when they've only got thirty minutes to tell the tale.

Fame. Drugs. Murder. Encino! They're all on offer in the latest installment of "Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club" in which your hosts tackle a recent ABC News Special about the 1997 murder/suicide that claimed the life of one of Saturday Night Live's most famous cast members in his tony San Fernando Valley home. What toxic blend of ingredients turned the seemingly perfect marriage between famed actor Phil Hartman and his beautiful young model wife Brynn into a crime that splashed blood across the headlines? Christopher and Eric try to answer this very question while bringing their own experiences in the entertainment industry to bear on this tale of a Hollywood marriage turned time bomb.

Fame. Drugs. Murder. Encino! They're all on offer in the latest installment of "Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club" in which your hosts tackle a recent ABC News Special about the 1997 murder/suicide that claimed the life of one of Saturday Night Live's most famous cast members in his tony San Fernando Valley home. What toxic blend of ingredients turned the seemingly perfect marriage between famed actor Phil Hartman and his beautiful young model wife Brynn into a crime that splashed blood across the headlines? Christopher and Eric try to answer this very question while bringing their own experiences in the entertainment industry to bear on this tale of a Hollywood marriage turned time bomb.

It's the Dateline episode everyone's talking about, and Christopher and Eric have plenty to say about this astonishing story as well. Some of it they're going to yell because this case is just that crazy. What happens when a Dateline producer becomes implicated in the very crimes she's been sent to cover? To find the answer, travel with your hosts to the St. Louis suburbs where you'll meet a woman of such diabolical confidence you might not believe her if Christopher and Eric made her a character in one of their novels. Not even the dulcet tones of Dateline's Keith Morrison can keep your hosts from losing their minds over the unbelievable twists and turns in this latest installment of "Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club".

It's the Dateline episode everyone's talking about, and Christopher and Eric have plenty to say about this astonishing story as well. Some of it they're going to yell because this case is just that crazy. What happens when a Dateline producer becomes implicated in the very crimes she's been sent to cover? To find the answer, travel with your hosts to the St. Louis suburbs where you'll meet a woman of such diabolical confidence you might not believe her if Christopher and Eric made her a character in one of their novels. Not even the dulcet tones of Dateline's Keith Morrison can keep your hosts from losing their minds over the unbelievable twists and turns in this latest installment of "Christopher & Eric's True Crime TV Club".