TV sitcom director LEX PASSARIS returns to the show to pay tribute to the legendary Betty White (along with media critic WESLEY HYATT), and also discusses the chaotic behind-the-scenes problems while directing the "Golden Girls" spinoff series, "Golden Palace". CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 245 minutes)
Actor/filmmaker MONTE MARKHAM discusses his long career in television as the star of four different series, his guest appearances on both comedic and dramatic episodic classic television, and as the producer/director of many documentaries for cable TV that recount famous historical figures. CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 217 minutes)
Author BOB LESZCZAK returns for another look at Single Season Sitcoms - shows that aired on the broadcast networks from the 1950s through the 1970s for a year or less...and why (some are obvious). Stars include Andy Griffith, Shirley Booth, and Ed Wynn. Producers include Norman Lear, Aaron Ruben, and Leonard Stern. CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 258 minutes)
Game show creator/producer MARK MAXWELL-SMITH discusses the many shows he created for the United States but ended up becoming monster hits in Canada and overseas. He also details the way a game is thought up, put down on paper, worked out in a conference room, put on its feet and is eventually pitched to a network. CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 382 minutes)
Author ALEXIS HUNTER talks about her relationship with TV and movie actress Joi Lansing and shares stories from her book, "A Body to Die For", and author MARK ARNOLD discusses the sequel to his new book, "The TTV Scrapbook", which features rare memorabilia from the company that created Underdog and Tennessee Tuxedo. CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 212 minutes)
Animation author/historian JERRY BECK makes his first 2022 visit to the show, and reviews the latest feature films and streaming series, provides his thoughts on upcoming movies, recommends the latest in print media, and screens three classic cartoons from the 1930s and 1940s. CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 204 minutes)
Media critics STEVE BEVERLY and WESLEY HYATT discuss the resignation of Jeff Zucker at CNN, the recent Oscars, and remember Tim Considine (with special guest STAN LIVINGSTON), Sally Kellerman, and Dwayne Hickman. TV executive BOB BODEN talks about the new Game Show Archives at the Strong Museum in New York. CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 331 minutes)
Iconic radio and TV personality SHOTGUN TOM KELLY talks about his long career from his beginnings as a teenager in San Diego to his 20-year gig on KRTH-101 in Los Angeles and his current shift on 60s Gold on Sirius XM Satellite. Along the way, there was a 12-year stint as a local TV kid show host as well as a 6-year run hosting a game show. CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 243 minutes)
Film critic JOHN BARBOUR shares some of his hilarious reviews of movies from the 70s - "Smokey and the Bandit", "Godfather II", and "Annie Hall" - among others, and explains why he trashed some of the industry's best-loved motion pictures. He also reviews the new "Stu's Show Documentary". CLICK HERE FOR THE TV VERSION - $2.00. (Running time: 209 minutes)