Podcast Valley Sunday

Paco and Jef walk you through The Chaperone, where Davy wants to a date a girl (big surprise) but her military father won't let her hang out with boys without a chaperone present...so the boys spring into action and set up a party with a series of fake chaperones - each one more absurd than the one before it. With guest appearances by Tarzan and Mr. Clean this is one party you don't want to miss!

This week Davy Jones gets back to his jockey roots when he takes on the responsibility of watching a strange kids horse in a weird episode where the boys head to a farm. Paco and Jef break down this countrified episode as the Monkees become farm hands to help save the horse from being sold. In the end Davy has to jump on it and race down the beach...if he wins, the boy gets to keep his horse...if he loses, the boy loses the horse. How will it turn out? Find out in this racingly fantastic episode of Podcast Valley Sunday!

Paco and Jef follow the Monkees into a Ghost Town this week! When the Monkeemobile runs out of gas in a obvious ghost town the boys stumble into trouble when a bunch of gangsters - who are there for a secret meeting with the Big Man - find them and put them in jail. Fortunately high jinx ensue and the Monkees end up getting free but finding themselves in a gun fight (more guns!) with the Big Man, who turns out to be the Big Woman. And the random Monkees song countdown continues with three new entries pulled from the Big Wool Hat!

Paco and Jef break down this episode where Davy's grandfather comes to visit from England...the only problem is Davy has told him that he's a big success in America. Luckily the boys come together to try to convince (ie "trick") his grandfather into believing he is, indeed, a big deal in America. But when Grandpa finds out that it's all been a ruse he tells Davy to pack his bags because he's taking him back to England. Is this the end of The Monkees? Find out in this thrilling episode of Podcast Valley Sunday!

Paco and Jef talk breakdown another oddly violent episode of The Monkees. When Davy gets mistaken for a spy The Monkees find themselves in the middle of (yet another) kidnapping plot - this time it's for real. P&J also discuss what it would have been like to hang out with Davy Jones and reminisce about his life and what he means to so many Monkees fans.

The Monkees are in a battle of the bands against The Four Swine and their evil manger, Nick Trump, disguises himself as the Monkees manager and hires goons to thwart their attempt to win. During this ruse, The Monkees invent the latest dance craze "The Kidnap"...but will they be able to escape the actual kidnappers and win the battle of the bands...?

This week Paco and Jef make their way through the third episode of everyone's favourite mid-60's tv show about a band! Peter tries to get a job at a toy factory but gets rejected by the computer interviewing him. Not one to let a machine bum their friend out, The Monkees get together to show the toy company who's really boss.

Just in time for the Hallowe'en season Paco and Jef are back to talk about The Monkees second episode, "Monkee See Monkee Die"! When the boys have to go to haunted mansion to see about getting an inheritance things get spooky quickly. This is the first episode where the catchphrase "Don't do that" originates and the first time we see the boys in their classic red 8-button shirts! Paco and Jef break down this classic episode with hijinks and hilarity and mix in some great behind-the-scenes trivia as well! This is also where the start of the random draw song countdown begins! What are the first three songs in the countdown? I can't tell you that! You have to listen to the episode!

The Monkees tv show debuted on September 12 1966 and we always knew that it would be their dream to have their show picked apart by two Monkees superfans episode by episode...so here we are! Come hang out with hosts Chris Paco and Jef Cameron as they run through the debut episode of The Monkees...an episode that doesn't really have a whole lot to do with the actual band at all! It's a debut talking about a debut!