TV Confidential with Ed Robertson

TVC 617.5: Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, director, and novelist Joseph Dougherty (thirtysomething, Pretty Little Liars, A Screenwriter's Companion) talks to Ed, Tony Figueroa, and Dan Farren about why The Outer Limits is more lyrical and visually stylistic than The Twilight Zone, even though the network run of Outer Limits lasted just fifteen months. Joe's new novel, The First Cylinder, is available from Fayetteville Mafia Press and Amazon.com.

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TVC 618.6: Ed welcomes Dale Pederson, the writer, director, and producer of In Through the Out Door, an upcoming time travel/suspense/thriller series that not only draws inspiration from H.G. Wells' The Time Machine, but blends elements of the true crime genre by thrusting its two protagonists back to 1893 Chicago, where they find themselves terrorized by notorious serial killer H.H. Holmes. Topics this segment include how the premise of In Through the Out Door is also somewhat reminiscent of that of Lost in Space. In Through the Out Door is set to premiere later in 2023. You can follow Dale @MagicTVFilms on Instagram for updates and more information.

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TVC 616.1: Ed welcomes back Jim Benson, host of Jim Benson's TV Time Machine and the co-author, along with Scott Skelton, of Rod Serling's Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour, everything you wanted to know about the other famous TV series created by Rod Serling. Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour has been recently updated and reissued as a marvelous 50th anniversary second edition that includes a host of new material, including more than four hundred pages of new information, plus a brand new foreword by Oscar and Emmy winning director Guillermo del Toro.

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TVC 616.2: Jim Benson, co-author of Rod Serling's Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour, talks to Ed about how Night Gallery helped launch the career of many directors, including John Badham, John Astin, Jeannot Szwarc, and, most famously, Steven Spielberg. Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour has been updated and reissued as a marvelous 50th anniversary second edition that includes a host of new material, including more than four hundred pages of new information, plus a brand new foreword by Oscar and Emmy winning director Guillermo del Toro.

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TVC 616.3: From June 2016: Ed welcomes actor and motivational speaker Jimmy Weldon, the voice of Yakky Doodle on Yogi Bear, and the author of Go Get 'Em Tiger, a part autobiographical, part motivational book that shows that the real definition of success is becoming the person you want to be and doing what you really want to do. Jimmy Weldon passed away Thursday, July 6 at age ninety-nine.

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TVC 616.4: From June 2016: Ed welcomes actor and motivational speaker Jimmy Weldon, the voice of Yakky Doodle on Yogi Bear, and the author of Go Get 'Em Tiger, a part autobiographical, part motivational book that shows that the real definition of success is becoming the person you want to be and doing what you really want to do. Jimmy Weldon passed away Thursday, July 6 at age ninety-nine.

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TVC 616.5: From June 2016: Ed welcomes actor and motivational speaker Jimmy Weldon, the voice of Yakky Doodle on Yogi Bear, and the author of Go Get 'Em Tiger, a part autobiographical, part motivational book that shows that the real definition of success is becoming the person you want to be and doing what you really want to do. In this segment, Jimmy talks to Ed about some of his other TV roles, including working with James Garner in "The Big Cheese," one of the last, and one of the best, episodes of The Rockford Files. Jimmy Weldon passed away Thursday, July 6 at age ninety-nine.

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TVC 615.1: Emmy Award-winning actor, writer, and producer Kevin Spirtas (After Forever, Days of Our Lives) talks to Ed about what it means to receive the Hollywood Museum Trailblazer Award at this year's 10th annual Real to Reel exhibit. He also gives us a sneak preview of Season 3 of After Forever, which will feature Linda Purl in the role of Brian's therapist. One of the Hollywood Museum's most popular attractions, the Real to Reel exhibit offers a historic perspective of monumental LBGTQ+ contributions in film and television over the past 100 years, spanning the eras of silent movies, pre-Code Hollywood, the Golden Ages of Film and Television, and cable and digital platforms. For more about Real to Reel, and other exhibits on display this summer, go to TheHollywoodMuseum.com. Both Seasons 1 and 2 of After Forever are available for streaming on demand on AmazonPrime, while Season 3 is scheduled for release later in 2023

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TVC 615.2: Kevin Spirtas (After Forever, The Hills Have Eyes) talks to Ed about the importance of costuming in any project, whether for film, stage or television; his recent appearance in Subspecies V: Blood Rise, the upcoming sequel to the 1981 vampire slasher film Subspecies; and why watching a horror movie is like going on a carnival ride. Kevin donated some of his costumes for After Forever to the Hollywood Museum as part of this year's 10th annual Real to Reel exhibit. For more about Real to Reel, and other exhibits on display this summer, go to TheHollywoodMuseum.com. Both Seasons 1 and 2 of After Forever are available for streaming on demand on Amazon Prime, while Season 3 is scheduled for release later in 2023

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TVC 615.3: From June 2014: Tony, Donna, and Ed discuss the fallout surrounding the murder of Hogan's Heroes star Bob Crane on June 29, 1978.

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