The Torg & Elliott Show

Actor and Director, Corbin Bernsen will be at the Greater Columbus Convention Center for GalaxyCon this Saturday for a LIVE Q&A session. Torg & Elliott catch up with him about fan conventions, interacting with fans, and which show he is most recognized from. Torg asks about "The Dentist" horror movies and why there wasn't a 3rd follow-up. Corbin shares a few original horror movie ideas he has in the can. Corbin talks about his time on the hit TV show "LA Law" and how he established himself in the industry while balancing family life. Torg also asks about Corbin's extensive snowglobe collection.

William Shatner will be in Columbus this weekend at the Greater Columbus Convention Center for GalaxyCon. Torg & Elliott ask him about attending conventions, interacting with fans, and what a fan convention is like from a celebrity's perspective. Mr. Shatner gives Torg advice about conquering his fear of horses. Mr. Shatner talks about his trip to space and his activism to help save the earth since his return. The guys discuss Mr. Shatner's TV experience on The Practice, The Masked Singer, Star Trek, and what projects he's working on next.

Cornelius Green was the quarterback for the Bucks back in the Woody Hayes era. He was the first African American quarterback to start at Ohio State. He shares the essential teachings Woody instilled in the players that Cornelius incorporates into his everyday life. The guys discuss what made Woody's coaching stand apart from the rest. The guys talk about the current Buckeye team and what it will take to beat Xichigan. Cornelius talks about his short time playing for the Detroit Lions. Cornelius gives his respect Archie Griffin - who was only a freshman on the team when Cornelius was the quarterback - and how he would compare to today's running backs. The guys also talk about what it's like to play against Xichigan, and what were the highlights from playing them.

Comedian and actor Jack McBrayer joined Torg & Elliott to talk about "Hello Jack! The Kindness Show" in its 2nd season on Apple TV+. He also discusses his time on 30 Rock. And, Jack talks about his unique voice and how it surprisingly lends itself well to voiceover work.

It's beat Xichigan week and Torg & Elliott have a lineup of guests leading up to the big game on Saturday, November 26. Kicking off the series is former OSU Tight End, Jake Stoneburner. Jake describes what it was like playing against the team up north and how he thinks this year's match-up will turn out. Go Bucks!

Actor Topher Grace catches up with Torg & Elliott about his show, Home Economics, in its third season on ABC. He talks about working with a long list of big actors in his career. Topher shares how he chooses roles and whether he prefers acting in TV or film. He also talks about getting behind the camera as a producer of Home Economics and what it was like to cast the show. Topher shares how he progresses as an actor by always jumping into new, challenging projects, and he doesn't allow himself to settle for any role.

Actor Kyle Gallner speaks with Torg & Elliott about his role in the horror flick, Smile. Kyle speaks about working with Clint Eastwood when filming American Sniper. Jerry brings up Kyle's movie debut in Wet Hot American Summer. Torg asks Kyle if he will be in the sequel to Smile, but Kyle doesn't divulge any Hollywood secrets. However, he isn't opposed to jumping on board.

Rick Harrison, star of The History Channel series, "Pawn Stars," talks to Torg  & Elliott about the new spin-off series, "Pawn Stars Do America"

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer and guitar legend of The Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, and Spirit, Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, talks to Torg & Elliott about his new solo album, "Speed of Heat." Skunk also talks about briefly playing with Joe Walsh in The Best. Skunk also shares stories about who the best guy is to party with in the rock industry.

Columbus' own Beverly D'Angelo spoke with Torg & Elliot about her latest film, The Good House. As a Columbus native with deep family roots in the city, Beverly shared some interesting facts like how her grandfather designed The Shoe, how she established herself as a person while growing up in Columbus, and how her father was the television station manager at WBNS for many years. Beverly touched on her pre-COVID cornerstone idea about an autobiographical one-woman show. With the recent passing of Loretta Lynn, Beverly shares her experience working with Loretta on Coal Miner's Daughter. Finally, Torg asks about the true ending to National Lampoon's Vacation, which was recently revealed by Beverly on social media.