The Normals Show

(7/5/21) In this episode, I sneeze loudly, we mourn the death of Richard Donner (Superman I & II, Goonies, Scrooged, Etc.), we discuss the latest episode of Loki, Jeremiah is disappointed that HBO is not renewing Lovecraft Country, and we talk a little bit about the first episode of the new show Kevin Can F   Himself.

(6/28/22) Jeremiah begins this episode off with a little Harley Quinn on HBO Max controversy, we talk about episode 3 of Loki, the new trailer for the Shang-Chi movie, Jeremiah talks a bit about the new show Sweet Tooth, and we finish up lamenting the final episode of Conan on TBS officially ending his 28 years on late night network television. Yeah, he'll have a new show on HBO, but it just won't be the same.

(6/28/21) In this episode we mourn the passing of two more character actors who were lost to us this week, John Paragon (Pee-wee's Playhouse, UHF) and Frank Bonner (WKRP), we discuss the first two episodes of Loki, and the new show Kevin Can F*** Himself.

(6/14/21) In this episode we mourn the death of actors Ned Beatty (Deliverance, Superman I & II, Network, Rudy, Guyana Tragedy: The Story of Jim Jones), and Clarence Williams III (The Mod Squad, I'm Gonna Get You Sucka, Half Baked), we mourn the cancellation of Jupiter's Legacy (already?!?) and Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist, we celebrate the return of two of our favorite shows What We Do in the Shadows and Archer, we talk about a couple of Netflix movies (I Am Mother and His House) that look really good, and there's some other shenanigans in here too.

(5/31/21) In this episode we mourn the deaths of Paul Mooney (Chappelle's Show), Eric Carle (The Hungry Caterpillar), Lois Ehlert (Chicka Chicka Boom Boom), Kevin Clark (School of Rock), B.J. Thomas (Singer/Songwriter), Gavin McCloud (Love Boat), Amazon is buying MGM and we wonder if there are political motivations behind it, Stephen Colbert will be returning to the Ed Sullivan theater to resume live audience recordings of The Late Show (when will the other late night shows follow suit?), we talk about Army of the Dead now that we've both seen the full movie and we discuss M.O.D.O.K. some more.

(5/22/21) In this episode we mourn the death of Charles Grodin, who may or may not have been doomed by Jeremiah and his mother, we talk a little bit about the new Masters of the Universe: Revelation show on Netflix, the popular DC video game/comic series Injustice: Gods Among Us is possibly being turned into a tv show or movie (probably movie), Kevin Feige regrets whitewashing The Ancient One in Doctor Strange even though it seemed like a good, culturally sensitive idea at the time, a Highlander reboot starring Henry Cavill is in the works, having both finished Jupiter's Legacy we give our thoughts on the series, the M.O.D.O.K. show on Hulu is both funny and rated TVMA, and Jeremiah watched half of Army of the Dead and gives his review of the first half of the movie.

(5/15/21) In this episode we mourn the deaths of two "well known" character actors Frank McRae (Batteries Not Included, 48 Hours) and Norman Lloyd (St. Elsewhere, Dead Poets Society, The Saboteur). We also talk a little bit about Jupiter's Legacy, the new Aqua Teen Hunger Force/Metalocalypse/Venture Bros. movies that Adult Swim and/or HBO Max are developing, we talk about our disappointment with the new Birdgirl show, and the potentially disastrous Looney Tunes/Simpsons-esque plan Chicago has concocted to deal with their rat problem.

(5/9/21) Happy Mother's Day! In lieu of some gift you actually wanted, I made you this podcast. Enjoy! Not only is it Mother's Day, but it's also the day that we realized we forgot to mention and celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the Normals Show during the last episode. Jeremiah starts off the episode by announcing he is now fully vaccinated, we mourn the deaths of Jim Steinman (prolific song writer who worked on Meatloaf's Bat Out of Hell, Footloose, and the eternal interpretive dance worthy song Total Eclipse of the Heart), Olympia Dukakis ( Steel Magnolias, Moonstruck, Death WIsh), Tawny Kitaen ('80s & '90s sex symbol, Bachelor Party, several White Snake videos, etc.), and Paul van Doren (Co-founder of Vans Shoes), we also discuss the first episode of Jupiter's Legacy, we talk about the Mortal Kombat reboot, Jeremiah did a nostalgic deep dive into the '90s Superman cartoon which is now on HBO Max along with several other WB properties, Caleb suggests that everyone should watch Derry Girls on Netflix, and we finish the episode with some slight Moon Knight casting speculation.

(4/24/21) In this episode we mourn the deaths of Gregory Jacobs (better known as Shock G or Humpty Hump from The Digital Underground) and Walter Mondale (Jimmy Carter's Vice-President), Jeremiah finally watched The New Mutants, We talk briefly about the Shang-Chi trailer that came out recently, the new season of Love, Death & Robots on Netflix, we are gearing up for the debut of Jupiter's Legacy also on Netflix, we discuss the final episode of Falcon & Winter Soldier and Jeremiah talks about the news of an Escape From New York reboot movie in the works.

(4/17/21) In this episode we mourn the passing of Helen McCRory (Harry Potter, Peaky Blinders) and Felix Silla (Space Balls, Star Wars), we give a hearty "about time" and good riddance to Bernie Madoff, Caleb talks about a documentary on Hulu called The Orange Years about the golden years of Nickelodeon from the time when it first came on to around the time that kids our age stopped watching it, Jeremiah talks about a documentary about Soleil Moon Frye and other '90s child actors called Kid 90, we discuss the season 1 finale of Resident Alien, Caleb finally bought The Last of Us I and II leading to casting news about The Last of Us tv show, and we discuss the 5th episode of Falcon & Winter Soldier.