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TV Showcase is back. A fresh new reboot of your favorite podcast. The show will now include more segments including our first one back. Reboots & Remakes will look into shows that were either redone in a new era of television or remade in other cultures.

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Comedic spies blend the high-stakes world of espionage with humor, satire, and absurd situations, but still manage to keep the cool gadgets. Johnny English, Inspector Clouseau, and Austin Powers, are well known examples but today, would you believe, we’re going to talk about Get Smart (1965) and FX's animated modern classic Archer (2009).

Originally aired on May 23, 2024.
Music: "Sport Rock" by AudioCoffee

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Episode: "Ace Degenerate"

34 years after losing the All Valley Karate Championship, Johnny Lawrence decides to reopen the Cobra Kai Dojo while his school adversary, Daniel LaRusso, runs a successful auto business. This decision reignites his old rivalry.

The series explores themes of redemption, rivalry, and the complexities of mentorship, often blurring the lines between hero and villain. It also highlights the struggles of both adults and teenagers as they navigate personal challenges, relationships, and the consequences of their choices.

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Home videos have been a cherished way to capture and preserve family memories, offering a candid glimpse into everyday life. Before the advent of smartphones and digital cameras, camcorders played a pivotal role in documenting these moments. In the 1980s and '90s, camcorders became increasingly popular, transforming how families recorded special occasions, vacations, and even mundane activities.


Both Brendan Smalls in Home Movies (1999) and Adam Goldberg in The Goldbergs (2013) demonstrate the effect this home technology had on children growing up.

Originally aired on May 16, 2024.
Music: "Sport Rock" by AudioCoffee

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Episode: "Knight of the Phoenix"

High-tech crime fighter, Michael Long, played by David Hasselhoff is nearly killed in the line of duty. He is saved by a mysterious benefactor named Wilton Knight. Wilton gives him a new identity, Michael Knight, and a new mission: to fight for justice on behalf of the Foundation for Law and Government (FLAG). 

Michael’s most powerful tool in his fight against crime is KITT (Knight Industries Two Thousand), an artificially intelligent, self-aware, and nearly indestructible car equipped with advanced technology, including the ability to drive itself, talk, and perform various high-tech functions. 

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On this episode of First Impressions, we’re going dive into the world of sports broadcasting.

First up, a behind-the-scenes look at the team producing a live late-night day-in-review sports show. It’s none other than Aaron Sorkin’s Sports Night (1998). A fast-paced, quick-witted ensemble comedy that helped pioneer the walk-and-talk filming style that Sorkin is known for.

Then, we’re going to hop over to the world of Jim Brockmire, a disgraced and broken-down ex-baseball announcer trying to make a comeback. Sound depressing? Well, it’s not. Created by Hank Azaria, the famous voice actor from The Simpsons, Brockmire (2017) is a crude, sex and drug-fueled comedy that doesn’t shy away from the absolute worst in people in an ever-changing world. Feel free to laugh with and at Jim Brockire.

Now let’s Play Ball!

Originally aired on May 9, 2024.
Music: "Sport Rock" by AudioCoffee

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Episode: "Rally Cap"

Del Pullen & Matthew Pizana discuss IFC's raunchy comedy Brockmire (2017). A modern classic created and portrayed by the multi-talented Hank Azaria as a washed-up former baseball announcer trying to break back into the business after a decade of crawling at rock bottom.

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 Ed O'Neill is an American actor known for his iconic roles as Al Bundy in Married... with Children (1987) and Jay Pritchett in Modern Family (2009).  Both shows significantly showcased O'Neill's versatility as an actor, transitioning from the cynical and beleaguered Al Bundy to the more mature and occasionally befuddled Jay Pritchett. His performances in these roles have cemented his status as the beloved patriarch of American television comedy. 

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