Adam and Will discuss the 1994 TV movie pilot and retooled 22 episode FOX adventure series M.A.N.T.I.S. starring Carl Lumbly and the cultural events that inspired its creation. Plus, learn the hosts favorite TV time snacks and more!

It's animated high adventure as Adam and Will revisit the world of James Bond Jr., the barely remembered animated series starring the nephew of 007 that tried to redefine the world of high stakes espionage for 90s kids.

It's crime fighting time! Adam and Will are guilty of getting excited about the short lived animated series C.O.P.S. from 1988, which was based on the toy line by Hasbro. But more than a discussion of the cartoon, the hosts can't stop talking about their favorite childhood action figures! So tune in and get ready for a real nostalgia trip.

Adam and Will explore the 1995 Designing Women sequel spin-off, Women of the House that found Delta Burke reprising her role of Suzanne Sugarbaker in Washington, D.C.! If you didn't know this existed, you're in for a treat. It's a bizarre, but entertaining train wreck that leads to a lively episode of the podcast.

In the first of a two-part mini series, Adam and Will explore the legacy of Designing Women on TV from 1986-1993. Behind the scenes drama! Cast changes! Controversial storylines! Plus, learn more about your hosts than you ever expected.

The time has finally come to talk Team Knight Rider, the 1997 sequel to the classic 80s adventure series. 5 drivers, 5 cars, 1 season of 22 syndicated episodes that nobody remembers. Do Michael Knight and KITT make an appearance? Was it better than Knight Rider 2000 or Knight Rider 2010? Listen now and find out, TV Lovers!

We're discussing a wacky syndicated sitcom that was tailor made for Remember That Show? It's Out Of This World from 1987 featuring alien powers, 80's hijinks and goofy guys galore. So stick your index fingers together and get listening, TV Lovers!

Adam & Will explore the dense history of Mama's Family from its 70s sketch comedy origins to TV movies, failed network seasons and perfected syndicated version in the 80s. Plus, we discuss our favorite "Old People" from television history, TV marathon memories and more.

We introduce our new "Channel Surfing" format where we travel through the entire history of a television franchise. For our maiden voyage we're exploring the legacy of Punky Brewster from the original 2 seasons on NBC starting in 1984, to the 2 years of syndication from 1987-1988 and capping off with the 2021 revival series on Peacock. Summon your "Punky Power" and get listening, TV Lovers!

We're back with a bonus TV Treat episode for the Halloween season to explore an episode of the Punky Brewster cartoon from 1985 called "Halloween Howlers", where Glomer and the Punky gang go trick or treating. Plus we announce a new special episode format called "Channel Surfing", which will be our next episode covering the television legacy of Punky Brewster in the 80's and beyond.