Onesies

Emily, Andrew, Auto, and Wally are off on a Carribean vacation, complete with inappropriate patois! Not from Emily or Andrew (or even Cursor). Listen as they discuss off-screen dating, power grids, bad friends, helpless old white men who still manage to catch the eye of too good for them ladies, and much more!

Okay, y'all, Cursor got angry Andrew called him a sex pest and caused some technical difficulties. We got through them though. #cursorsajerk. As for the episode, Emily and Andrew discuss bad weddings, legitimate stars' jerky kids, and successful energy discharges!

Emily and Andrew discover Chuck Wagner is too sexy for his shirt and auto-car while he's disco dancing. Listen as they discover the (relative) charms to shorter AUTOMAN episodes, even though it's still sexist af.

Season three premiere! Emily and Andrew take their turns at 90 degrees this season with the 1983 ABC sci-fi procedural AUTOMAN, created by Glen A. Larson, starring Chuck Wagner as Automan and Desi Arnaz Jr. as his human creator and sidekick. Listen as Andrew blames Emily for picking the show, they discuss Chuck Wagner having a very good voice actually, and the very bad acting.

Hey Onesies listeners. We will be starting season three at the end of May 2022!

We will be discussing the 1983 ABC series auto man starring Desi Arnaz Jr. and Chuck Wagner and Heather McNair among other people.

So please bear with us and see you when a couple of weeks!

Emily and Andrew reach the end of FREAKS AND GEEKS (and Season Two of Onesies!) with a de facto flashback due to air order hijinks. Listen as they discuss the problems with not airing your best episodes in your initial run, one of the best scenes of television, and talk through a better conclusion to the series. Also lots of verklemptness and the Season Three subject announcement.

It's the penultimate episode of Onesies Season 2! Emily and Andrew dig into the... series finale of FREAKS AND GEEKS, then jump back to the fourth episode (in production order) and see how much has changed. More dippy hippies, less period jokes, but also a lot different writing and acting. Different happening to mean better. Join them as they prepare for the season finale!

Emily and Andrew discuss Freaks and Geeks's most ambitious story to date, along with the culmination of the first crush arc, the most political the show's gotten, the sad realities of bad writing and bad acting, along with the continued "no notes" glory of Martin Starr.

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Emily and Andrew tackle the next pair of FREAKS AND GEEKS episodes, which include stand-out episodes for Seth Rogen and Martin Starr. In addition to those highlights, there are some great guest stars, but they also have to again discuss the show's very bad gender politics opinions, not to mention its new anti-drug and pro-God messaging.

Emily and Andrew celebrate season two's halfway point as they talk about episodes 9 and 10 of FREAKS AND GEEKS (1999). They discuss prank phone calls, character actors, female agency, and timeless fashion styles.