Join Adam, Luis and Sci-Fi Author and special guest Mikel Wisler, as we nerd the F out on SCI-FI television shows! From "Battlestar Galactica" to "The X-Files" to "Star Trek: The Next Generation" to a show called "Captain Video" we have the best round table discussion on Sci-Fi and it's impact on pop culture in TELEVISION. Join us and NERD OUT. 

Jumping the shark is an idiom used to describe the moment of a misguided attempt at generating new publicity for something once, but no longer, widely popular; the attempt serves instead to highlight the irrelevance of what it intends to promote. This is especially applicable to television series or other entertainment outlets. The phrase derives from a 1977 episode of the sitcom Happy Days. 

What was your favorite jumping the shark episode of TV? Was it when Aliens showed up in "Chips"? What about when Dexter Morgan's sister fell in love with him in "Dexter"? We've all seen cringe worthy moments like these in our favorite TV Shows! What were yours? 

Grab your capes and tritons kids! Look! Up in the Sky! It's a bird, it's a plane, it's our first guest Dick Wound from the "Off the Cuffs" Podcast! Dick joins Adam and Luis as they talk the most memorable, influential and terrible TV Superhero shows of all time! 

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Grab some tissues and join Adam and Luis as they get misty and reminiscence about the saddest Television episodes ever. What was your saddest TV episode memory? Was it one of the many deaths on #greysanatomy? #michaelscott leaving #theoffice? The last episode of #friends ? Let us know in the comments! 

Some of the best TV shows from the 80's, 90's, and 2000's took place in school! Join Adam and Luis as they reminisce about the school set shows of their youth. What was your favorite TV show set in or around school?  

Join Adam and Luis as they talk about the art of the Television "Crossover". The classic crossover started itself off as a good way to make the best of what you've got — so if you have two shows on your roster, it's a no-brainer to have the shows and characters cross over every once in a while, especially if one of the shows is less popular than its sibling.

A spin-off in television is a new series containing characters or settings that originated in a previous series, but with a different focus, tone, or theme. Think "Frasier" from "Cheers", or "Golden Palace" and "The Golden Girls". Join Adam and I as we talk our favorite spin-off's, the most successful spin-off's and the most surprising! 

Pilot: "A television program made to test audience reaction with a view to the production of a series." So tell us, what's your favorite pilot?

Join Adam and Luis as they discuss some of their notable pilots from childhood and talk about how Punky Brewster battled a demon? Also, why was "Different Strokes" so woke?