This week, My Mother the Podcast travels to a galaxy far, far away in search of entertainment! Will they find it in ABC's 1985–1986 toy commercial cash grab, Star Wars: Droids? Only time—and a special guest appearance—will tell!

Hail and well met, fellow listeners! Dost thou desire a discussion of a piece of garbage trash show? Well, you're in Ye Olde Luck, because this week, MMtP is covering the fantasy comedy Kröd Mändoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire, Comedy Central's amazing hoodwinking of BBC2!

We're heading back to groovy '60s with a trip to the beach! That's right, this week My Mother the Podcast tackles Gidget, ABC's 1965–1966 child predation sitcom!

This week on My Mother the Podcast, we're addicted to you--don't you know that you're toxic? At least you're not as toxic as Britney and Kevin: Chaotic, the short-lived 2005 UPN reality series Britney and Kevin: Chaotic. And no, we do NOT like the way she rocks it.

This week on MMtP, it's the show that almost broke us: ABC's 1985–1986 paranormal buddy comedy Shadow Chasers. There's a reason we've had a long hiatus, and it's not because this show is any good!

Haven't you heard? We're My Mother the Podcast and we don't know anything about Japan! MMtP takes its first dip into the wide, wide world of anime with an absolutely perfect show about the perfect man: Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto!

I'm too sexy for my mic, too sexy for my podcast, too sexy--for Fox's Melrose Place nighttime soap opera spinoff Models Inc.! It's a dark, grim exploration of the seedy underbelly of the world of fashion this week on My Mother the Podcast.

Join us on our second foray into the world of post-Friends disasters: the 2011 ABC sitcom Mr. Sunshine, featuring Matthew Perry! It's a wonderland of 2011 jokes that are REALLY not appropriate in 2019!

Hail to the Chief, baby--it's NBC's 2012-2013 presidential family sitcom 1600 Penn, this week on MMtP! Bill Pullman as the president? Yes, please!

We knew this would be bad going in--but we didn't know just HOW bad. Join us this week on MMtP for quite possibly the most sexist show ever made, CBS's 1964-1965 "sitcom" of horror My Living Doll!