Forgotten TV
Chris CoolingThe podcast that brings you TV memories of the 70s and 80s! Including short lived shows, pilots and TV movies you might have forgotten about!
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Reviews
- Saturday 6:05 PM
I wish there were more than 5 stars. My words can not do justice for this podcast. Chris Coolings’ research is incredible. His voice work is the best. I am so happy I have found this diamond. Diamond is not hyperbolic.
Apple Podcasts5Saturday 6:05 pm
United States5 months ago - An Exemplary Podcast
I love podcasts, but I don’t have the patience for “three guys riffing into a mic” style shows. What Chris Cooling has done with “Forgotten TV” is really special: It’s scripted, but never cold or dull. His research on these shows is incredibly deep, but he has a great sense of which details are needed to tell the stories of these ill-fated TV shows. more
Apple Podcasts5Allanc12000United States6 months ago - Can’t believe you remembered Angie!!
Thanks for pulling back the memories of a sitcom I loved as a kid but seems to have fallen into obscurity today. Angie is the first show I remember being set in my hometown of Philadelphia. Now in Boston, your podcast took me back to my warm days in the city of brotherly love, rearranging the antennas to try and get a better picture from WPVI. Your research is beyond exhaustive. I was amazed to hear of the connection between Angie and a character from Laverne and Shirley. Perhaps you could do so... more
Apple Podcasts5MegoweeUnited Statesa year ago - AfterMASH!!!!
Thank you for that thoroughly researched episode of AfterMASH! I was just a kid when it aired, and never caught it, despite watching MASH just about every day of my adult life. So grateful for your intimate detail of each episode. It does sounds like an interesting view of the home front after the war, too bad it was suffocated in its execution.
Apple Podcasts5Pres De Ramparts de SevilleUnited Statesa year ago - An amazing researcher
If you love 70s/80s television, you can’t go wrong with this podcast. The research and interviews are in depth and fascinating. Thank you so much for this!
Apple Podcasts5JJWhitneyUnited Statesa year ago
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