No New Episode This week (or for the Rest of March for that matter), but join us for a SNEAK PREVIEW of a Special Crossover that we did with another Podcast that I happen to enjoy very much. Special Thanks to Andy & Tim of "That Week in SNL" for having me on.

Our Mid-Season Finale has it all: The Beast from that Disney movie, A Ghostbuster, The lady who danced on the car in that Whitesnake song, The guy who dropped an F-Bomb on SNL in Season 6 AND More "Beach Boys" music than allowed by law..........That means the movie is good, right? After that, We're off for the rest of March, but We will Return with more Episodes on APRIL 5th, 2020.

FIRST: Details about a giveaway we're doing on Twitter Only NEXT: Our feature presentation about televised feature presentations. PLUS: We read some fan mail.

Love Stinks! And the 8 shows that we will be featuring here today is more than enough to consider a lifetime of celibacy.

"When you wish upon a Star......" You wonder how much cocaine was snorted in order to come up with one of the most Baffling Production Numbers ever broadcast on the Oscars.

We're crossing a BIG one off the list, just in time for Super Bowl Sunday. The tale of how one of the most infamous fabric rips in TV history came to be.

We take a few minutes to remember our "Patron Saint", as well as all the Positive achievements he made to television.

On this week before the Super Bowl, we talk about the reason why Football games push everything in Prime Time up about an hour or so; simply put, we have a little German girl to blame for it.

NOTE: We recorded this episode while getting over a week-long fever, I'm gonna sound pretty F'd up.

As the original Star Wars was gaining popularity, it was only a matter of time until all the imitators would try to flatter the audience...This short lived space spoof involving a barely competent crew of astro-trash men, women & clones was one of them. SPECIAL THANKS to Rob Maurer for his help this episode.

NOTE: We originally produced this episode in December, weeks before we heard that Buck Henry (the show's creator) had passed away. We dedicate this episode to him.

What happens when you take one of the most iconic Indie movies of all time, Remove everything about it that made it great, and add a Laugh Track, the future "Felicity" and "Goatboy"? You get a story that's a little over 37 Minutes to tell.

CAUTION: More Explicit Language/content than we normally allow.