Harry channels his deepest Jack Benny, and gives you THREE Saturday Morning "classics" for the price of one.  Hear about how even cartoon stars get unceremoniously fired, Adam West gets the most meager gig of his life, plus the greatest special effects since Clutch Cargo.  Also, the great Jerry Van Dyke!  (Need we say more?)  Plus the very untimely and shocking death of Shelly Fabares, and one of the GREATEST show endings of all time.  Plus,.....MORE Jerry Van Dyke!

In the first ever EXTRAVAGANZA, Jim and Harry have a blast and visit classic Match Game from the 1970s and early 80's.  Hear Harry try and succeed (once) to make a match!  Hear the greatest list of A, B, and C list celebrities who may have appeared on Match Game over the years.  Plus, learn who the the man who ruined the show forever, according to Gene Rayburn.  

Harry's body double William Conrad is featured in this episode, where we learn what Cannon and Liberace have in common. Plus, obscure comedy from Benny Hill, and a hairpiece worse than Burt Reynolds!  Plus Harry does a Google, and get's a shock of a lifetime.  Also, the WORST TV show opening of all time.

In an episode filled with middling to mediocre TV, learn about the near murder of ALF on set, and hear about the man who kept him on life support.  Plus Howard Cosell doesn't get invited to a wedding, and acts like an ass.  Also learn how ALF was almost the king of late night.  Hear about the biggest gyp ever on the Love Boat, and Ed McMahon makes Johnny turn over is his grave.  Plus, racist writers on Rhoda, and great throwback info on your favorite paper towel commercials.

In this thought to be lost episode, Jim and Harry have a "to do at their pad" to explore how Jack Dodson, Francis Bavier, and Jack Burns took 3 seasons of Andy Griffith out of syndication.  Plus, they address the horrible rumors that Bury wore a toupee, and Burt gets screwed out of millions of dollars, and creatively covers his manhood.  Also, Aunt Bea on the road, in the sky, and on the moon!  Fire up the hi-fi and listen along!

In an episode as comfortable as a 1974 Chrysler Cordoba, Harry reveals the most cherished possession of his celebrity memorabilia collection!  Learn the connection between "Tattoo" and Sesame Street.  Hear the All-Star list of cherished* celebrities that have appeared on Fantasy Island!  Harry sings again, and offers more "impersonations!"  Plus, the great "post-MASH" successes of McClean Stevenson.

*mediocre

This may have been the craziest Mulligan Stew of The  TV Rabbit Hole.  Harry picks his Top Ten best "Jump The Shark" moments of all time, and hits a grand slam.  Jim counters with two of the most obscure TV offerings of all time.  Hear some of the best,.... and totally worst impersonations by Jim and Harry.  Learn why spectacular jazz music made an average show great, and learn about the biggest show business rip off of all time!  Plus Joe Patroni, Burt Lancaster, and Herbert Morrison,...and some very creative producing by Jim.

In an episode that is considered an instant classic, join Harry as he outlines the last two TV appearances of Elvis' life, Aloha From Hawaii, and Elvis In Concert.  Hear some barely known stories about the greed of Tom Parker, how Jack Lord's wife almost ruined the Hawaii concert, and the man who didn't just catch a scarf, but an entire cape.  Also, a young Jim and Harry almost get thrown out of Graceland, and Harry's Elvis impersonation leaves them puzzled.  Plus, learn the best and healthiest way to lose 25 pounds in one month, and the one meal to immediately gain it all back.

In the first part of what became a two part episode, Harry shows no respect to the great Davy Jones.  Learn who had the worst comb-over in music.  Also, Jim Syoen and Peter Tork talk way above everybody's head musically.  Learn who was really the first Monkees drummer, and Charlie Manson almost became a Monkee?  

In a ground breaking episode, Harry enlightens Jim about a rarely seen before TV Show.  Also, find out who almost replaced Ted Danson, an actor kills himself on the radio, and Jim delights all with his musicianship again.  Plus, find out the REAL reason Johnny Carson got the Tonight Show.  Also, the great Frank Nelson, and a LOT of Jack Carter.