Mr. Everything on Saturday Night Live, as well as countless episodes of The Simpsons, and his unforgettable character on News Radio. Gone too soon, and we'll cover THAT, too.

Soul Train was the funkiest (in a good way) show on TV for decades. Biggest stars, best dancing, coolest and wildest clothes. We'll tell you all about it with peace, love, and SOUL!

John Dillinger was the original O.G. The baddest man in the land. Public Enemy #1. And, like all true rebels, he was from Indianapolis.

Multi-supertalented Ernie Kovacs blazed a trail of creativity, innovation, and imagination in the early days of television. We'll you tell about the tangled and crazy trail he traveled to do it all.

The Vivian Maier story is one of amazing talent, lifelong dedication, total anonymity--and breathtaking critical acclaim.

Steve Bluestein can do it all. Renowned standup comic. Brilliant author. Award-winning playwright. He'll tell us all about it--and what he'll be up to next.

Joey Catalano, better known as Joey C, spent over 30 years managing professional baseball clubhouses--taking care of all the player and team needs, and picking up a few colorful stories along the way. Don't miss this one! You've never met anybody quite like Joey C.

The Dumont Network was an early TV network that was creative, innovative, and there's a big reason you've never heard of them.

Tom Lehrer is a brilliant comedian, political satirist, and yes, mathematical genius.

The brainchild of Patrick McGoohan, The Prisoner is an amazing achievement in episodic television.