Totally Mid

Totally Mid

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Totally Mid episodes

  • The Totally Mid Holiday Special 23'

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    Mario may or may not have received stolen goods. Sam still believes in Santa. Riley hates Halloween. As a family we discover that the best holiday is the one we spend together as a family.

    49 min
  • The Human TV Remote

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    Mario grew up on stolen cable. Sam 's dad was too cheap to get cable. Riley has major beef with The Big Bang Theory. As a family we realize TV is awesome no matter what.

    46 min
  • Two piece or not two piece

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    Mario likes Hall & Oats. Sam doesn't like pretty much any two piece bands. Riley is not a fan of the Eurythmics. As a family we discover a two piece band is way better than a supergroup.

    37 min
  • Respect the spot

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    Mario tells a club-goer to fuck off. Sam reveals the most epic show she's ever been to. Riley clarifies the term 'Mince' in the current music scene. As a family we discover how some things never change when it comes to going to shows or concerts.

    50 min
  • Touch fuzzy, get dizzy

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    Mario used to work at Nintendo. Sam reveals how long she's been playing World of Warcraft. Riley has never beaten Super Metroid (and still calls himself a gamer). As a family we realize just how nerdy we actually are.

    49 min
  • Band or Cult?

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    Mario sees a topless woman at a Grateful Dead concert. The Polyphonic Spree gives Sam the creeps. Riley professes his love of Arcade Fire. As a family, we discover that maybe there are some bands that can have more than five members.

    39 min
  • A family trip to see The Cure

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    Our debut episode! Mario's terrifying first The Cure concert. Sam's disdain for large crowds. Riley still doesn't have his driver's license.  We all discover that concerts are a family tradition.


    37 min

About Totally Mid

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A pair of Generation X parents explore the past and present with their extremely Generation Z offspring.