
This is "Telehell", Where We cover the worst, the dumbest, the most sin-worthy of TV moments from the past 7 decades. Then, we rate them on a scale based on Dante's 9 circles of Hell. Add dry wit and cheesy jokes to the mix, and you've got something that will last throughout eternity--we hope. We drop a new episode every Sunday Night (EST) Until then, thanks for coming and remember our Motto: "If ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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SPECIAL: I work a Hard 1-show-per Month; I think it's time that I took a break from things (HOLD FOR SARCASTIC EYE ROLL). So today, we're going to go on a Road Trip to see as much of The USA as we possibly can in under 2 hours by looking at moments w... more
For years, this 1985 TV Movie was considered one of the Holy Grails of Lost Media; two years after it's been found, me and an outer-worldly visitor (SPECIAL GUEST: Kevin "Kev The Ripper" Noble) use the movie to--hopefully--reignite the fires of Hell.... more
As much as "The Bear" deserves all its accolades, does it deserve it in the Wrong category? What do YOU think? Comment on our Socials @ TelehellPodcast or, if you wish to make an audio reply; send a 2 minute mp3 or m4a clip to TelehellPodcast@gmail.c... more
If I Left out ANYBODY here in my thoughts on this country at 250, cut me a little slack...I only had 250 words to use (and we apologize). What do YOU think? Comment on our Socials @ TelehellPodcast or, if you wish to make an audio reply; send a 2 min... more
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A fun little show that has moved on to using AI and spamming the feed with ads. Disappointing.
My buddy and I have been a fan of forgotten TV - in a few times the Referenced TellHell - so we listen to the first few episodes the most current ones and now on those road trip I’ve gone back to the beginning and just binging the first season - so great
When either of our wives out of town we get together and watch like 14 hours of TV - we watch a few episodes of Sanford and son - couple hours of Paul Lynde on game shows - stuff they’ve talked about on the Gilbert Godfrey podcast … but now we’... more
I just found this show last month and have been binging the whole thing from the beginning. As a latchkey kid in the 90s TV was my life for years so I love hearing the recaps of the terrible shows we sat through BUT if I have one criticism it’s that sometimes the jokes tend to go on just a little too long, I find myself hitting the 30 seconds forward button more than once per episode.
Discovered the show halfway through its first season. It has a remained funny and insightful to the current episode. I like when I get a different take on a show I like. The one draw back recently is the Justin is too hard on himself about the Ghost Writer episode. If Alan Spencer can’t take being poked at after all he has done in the past, then it’s his problem not anybody else’s. Keep up the good work, I look forward to the show every week.
Dave’s Archives have brought me to this amazing podcast. After listening to a few episodes, the sure wit and comical musings of the Podcast has made me a new listener.
Even if you are here for the comical genius, you will also be amazed about the historical information that has been presented here as well. Worth a listen, for anyone who has a sense of nostalgia and wants their funny bone tickled!
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Apple Podcasts | #96 |
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The show curates notorious moments from decades of television, dissecting how a seemingly simple program can reveal darker subtexts, industry dynamics, and audience impact. Each episode blends historical context, production trivia, and sharp humor while rating moments through a Dante-inspired framework, offering both nostalgia and critical insight for fans of TV history and media culture. The format is notable for its meticulous research, rich audio production, and willingness to tackle controversial or sensitive topics with a playful, analytical lens, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy deep dives into pop culture and the mechanics of TV production.
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Recent guests on Telehell include:
1. Kev The Ripper
2. Ryan Reynolds
3. Yarnel Mois
4. Michael LeCrone
5. Ted McGinley
6. TC Hall
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