Andrew and Mark are on the lookout, because The President's Plane is Missing on this week's episode of TV Movie Night. It's always the last place people look, but we're joined by "Beverly Hillbillies" Buddy Epsen and Peter Graves in the big time search of this 1973 ABC classic. We're trying to see if we can hear the alarm of this darn thing, but join us in the hunt, how about?

Andrew and Mark use their special relationship to investigate HBO's "The Special Relationship" this week on TV Movie Night. Michael Sheen and Dennis Quaid play Tony Blair and Bill Clinton, and we find out what makes them so gosh darn special. I think it has to do with calling French fries "chips," but I could be mistaken. Our Presidential month rolls on throughout July, so listen in, how about?

Andrew and Mark begin their look at presidential TV movies in July with The Family Channel's "Tad," starring Kris Kristofferson as Abe Lincoln. Learn more about the Lincolns' youngest son, Tad, as he interrupts funerals, insults war widows and sentences dolls to death. You know, typical boy stuff. Listen in, how about?

Vacation is over and the boys are getting back to work from the work they were working. But, they're checking out the vacation destination of Disneyland beforehand, via 1970's "Disneyland Showtime." Kurt Russell and the Osmonds got a show to perform and a Haunted Mansion to investigate, and by god, we're along for the ride. Listen in, how about?

Andrew is joined by friend of the show and Disney lover Chris Svehla to discuss ABC's "My Date with the President's Daughter," the wackiest look at the White House this side of NBC's 1600 Penn. 2000's Disney Channel mainstay Will Friedle chases after Dabney Coleman's daughter, Elisabeth Harnois. Not interesting enough? Did we mention that Dabney is THE PRESIDENT? HMMMM? Good enough for you? Well, listen in, how about?

Also, if you'd like hear more of young Christopher, check out his podcast Pooh Pals, right here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pooh-pals/id1266169205

Andrew and Mark listen to the buzz and check out another insect-based made-for-tv classic, "The Savage Bees." It's Mardi Gras and New Orleans has more than vomit in the streets and king cakes to worry about. They got BEES! "The Last Picture Show's" Ben Johnson and Tarantino favorite Michael Parks gotta stop them bees, and we're along for the ride. Listen in, how about?

Andrew and Mark brave the worst picnic we've ever seen, as ABC's "Ants!" (aka "It Happened at Lakewood Manor") comes barreling at us this week. Starring Robert Foxworth, Suzanne Sommers and Brian Dennehy, "Ants!" asks the question: What if a hotel had ants? But, not like the normal amount. Like, a lot of them? More importantly, however, we kick off an incredible month of April discussing the patron saint of TV Movies: Guerdon Trueblood. Listen in and get terrified, how about?

Andrew and Mark don our protective space suits and enter the germ-free world of "The Boy in the Plastic Bubble." Starring John Travolta, this 1976 made-for-tv movie looks at the world of Todd, who is stuck living in a hermetically sealed plastic environment for his own health. All well and good, until lousy teens come and screw everything up. Young people, am I right? Anyway, step through the airlock and listen in, how about?

This week, Mark and Andrew look into America's Mayor by way of USA Network's "Rudy: The Rudy Giuliani Story." Come see the humble beginnings of the nation's favorite TV lawyer, which generally involves yelling at his coworkers, demanding people be fired and screwing around on his wife. Listen in, how about?

Classic comedy duo Andrew and Mark inspect another classic comedy duo via NBC's "Bud & Lou." Starring Harvey Korman and Buddy Hackett, "Bud & Lou" takes the bold stance of wondering what Abbott and Costello would be like if they were strikingly unfunny and whose lives occurred solely in dressing room sets. Who's listening to this podcast? What's the point? I don't know, but listen in anyway, how's about?