Take a trip down memory lane with Johnathan E. and his old pal David. Explore the depths of stupidity on RubeTube. Find out what Johnathan E. discovers on the "Dark Web." And imagine with us if "Gomer Pyle, USMC" acknowledged the reality of the Marine Corps during the 1960s when it was on the air.

You may remember Bill Detritus from a previous episode, The Propaganda Channel. What happened to Bill after his interaction with his computerized companion, Annette? How much worse can it get? We can only imagine.

Some of us are old enough to remember when there were only three TV networks. Journey with us to the 20th century and enjoy a simpler, more innocent time, with some laughs along the way.

We couldn't resist the chance to roast cooking competitions.

Enjoy our saucy treatment as we skewer this genre of reality TV. This week's episode was written by Johnathan E. and Mary M.

We all know it's true....creativity in Hollywood has gone the way of the dodo. But is it by design? We here at MHTCB think it is. Enjoy this meeting of the uber-powerful behind the world of "entertainment."

Join us in the Mile High Theater Lounge for our Poetry Slam. We look at poetry through the ages, as well as commercialization of the creative process and writer's block. Enjoy this homage to The Muse, to whom we all owe thanks for our inspiration.

Doing more of what we do best: Mashing things up. Or should I say mangling?

Remember when television was so squeaky clean and innocent? It's a distant memory, especially when you hear today's episode....Dateline: Juneberry.

Some of us are old enough to remember the late-night movie that would follow the local news on our TV boxes. This episode is an homage to those home-grown programs from before the age of Netflix and YouTube, or even video rentals. Damn, we're old.

Eric Sprinkle wrote this episode about a Travel Agency...a Time Travel Agency. What could happen if people were traveling to different eras and bumping into each other inappropriately in the process? What if they got caught in a time loop? We'll have a look at the possibilities.

Inspired by our nephew, Matt Schiff, this episode is a mashup of psychiatry and the Family Feud game show. Meet Family Id, who let it all hang out all over the place, and Family Ego, who are trying just a little too hard to act normal. This episode was written by Johnathan E, Mary M and Eric Sprinkle.