It's an EXTRAVAGANZA!  Jim and Harry look back on one of the classic shows that still stands the test of time.  Harry lives up to his reputation as the "Fred Travalena of Arlington Heights" and puts on an amazing display of memory regarding the history of SCTV.  Jim makes a contribution as 'master editor" with a great assortment of audio clips from some of your favorite SCTV skits.  Learn the amazingly odd broadcast history of SCTV, and how their most famous sketch was almost never seen in The United States.

Harry goes for The Daily Double of early (and mediocre) Reality TV, while Jim has a huge ulterior motive in choosing his show for this episode. Forget Al Jolson, Frank Sinatra and Jack Carter,....Jim introduces you to the REAL greatest entertainer of all time.   Hear how Jim Syoen won $10,000 and was given one of the most prestigious awards in The State of Florida.  Plus, Harry debates about who was the real mega-talent, John Davidson or Skip Stephenson?  Plus (grown up) Alyssa Milano's "growth" spurt!

In an a classic instant episode, Jim and Harry look at Comedy GIANTS,......Norm MacDonald and The 3 Stooges.  If you didn't "get" Norm,....you will after listening to this podcast.  Plus,...Harry tries to stump Jim (pretty unsuccessfully)  with a quiz!  An episode filled with curve balls "down the rabbit hole!"

Even a category 4 hurricane will not stop Jim Syoen and Harry Bartosiak!  With Hurricane Ida coming ashore, Jim and Harry look back at one of the most iconic games shows of all time.  Learn about how one production assistants error cost $30,000.  Plus, and great edition of "hot of not" where Harry passes an important test.  Plus, Kip Addotta and Bobby Van!  Plus,...learn first hand how Bob Barker would "help" his favorite contestants win!

Harry looks back at two of his favorite shows from childhood, and Jim comes up with a new definition for Down The TV Rabbit Hole.  Jim and Harry get another chance to talk about the great Howard Sprague, and Harry re-tells a hilarious story about Red Buttons.  Plus Jim tests Harry's knowledge with another great quiz!

Jim and Harry tear into two Stallworth's of 1960s TV, with an episode that includes more of Harry's spot on impersonations, and more twists and turns that any other Rabbit Hole trip in quite some time.  Hear about just how friendly Alan hale Jr. REALLY was!  Plus Dawn Wells goes undefeated, and Bob Denver tends bar.  Plus, the curious death of Gary Coleman, and the near death of Mel Blanc.  Plus, Marilyn Monroe goes gaga for Jim Backus!  Plus, your chance to get a new big screen TV for less than 20 bucks!

Episode #38 marks a TV Rabbit Hole FIRST!  Jim surprises Harry with an edition of "Dead or Alive", Harry adds another impression to his arsenal, and we learn the real reason Harry plans to visit Dodger Stadium.  Plus, perhaps the greatest list of special gust stars of all time, including Mrs. Chuck Wollery, Murph, and of course, Jack Carter!

in this episode, Harry unveils another spot on impersonation, plus learn about who may have been the worst comedic actress to win an Emmy.  Jim and Harry debate some of the worst casting decisions in TV history.  Plus, Lucy gets to eat as much as she wants, the amazing true story of Frank Sutton, and a very nice helping of Jerry Van Dyke.  Plus, learn Mr. Magoo's favorite beverage!

Jim Syoen and Harry Bartosiak re-visit classic and "not so classic" TV Shows that we all remember.  Hear Harry's dead on Lionel Stander impersonation, find out which Bonanza actor did NOT wear a hairpiece, and hear how Michael Landon took Dan Blocker's place after he died.  Plus, another classic Marty Allen reference, learn how cousin Oliver almost showed up on Hart to Hart, and another evil twin shows up!

Jim and Harry tell never heard before stories about how they double dated with Loni Anderson and Jan Smithers back in the 1980s. (Truth be told, it was actually Polly Holliday and Vic Tayback.)  Hear how shockingly successful the show Alice actually was, plus stories of The Maytag Repairman.  Also learn about one of the worst spin-offs of all time, with one of the worst actors of all time.  Plus, Harry meets Johnny Fever, and an endless list of B-list (and a few A-list) guest stars!