This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Hugh Laurie. He has held the Guinness World Record for most watched leading man on TV and we’re talking about the great performances that got him there.
This week the TV Boys sit down to discuss Jeffrey Dean Morgan. We love his performances whether he is swinging his favorite baseball bat Lucille or stealing our hearts as Denny Duquette.
This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss James Roday Rodriguez. Whether he is making us all cry from laughter in Psych or from emotional empathy in A Million Little Things, his acting is always fantastic.
This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Kaley Cuoco. Of course we talk about The Big Bang Theory along with many of her other roles as well as showcase our skills of reading on air.
This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss David Tennant. He travelled space and time into each of our hearts in “Dr. Who” and then went on to lend his voice to Scrooge McDuck, owner of a gold filled pool, truly living the ultimate dream.
This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Henry Cavill and the Snyder Cutstone. He is both a super man as well as a Superman and he always gives a heroic performance.
This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Rob Corddry and his fantastic and often hilarious work. Jonny boldly uses the word “casted” as if it were the 14th century, also we wrestle with the age old question “Should Jumanji have been remade?”
This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Travis Fimmel. Whether traveling aboard a wooden ship in Vikings or a spaceship in Raised by Wolves he always has an icy stare and gives a gripping and entertaining performance.
This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Tina Fey and see how well we can read our outline. Her work is some of the best in television. Whether she is creating shows, performing on screen or both, her work is second to none.
1 hr 24 min
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This is a show all about TV shows, the people who make them and what we like about them. If you love TV this podcast is for you.