
A biweekly podcast revisiting classic television, one series at a time. Hosts Hannah and Jeffrey are your intrepid and informed tour guides through TV's back catalog as they take a fresh look at shows which have been off the air for at least 15 years and are available on a major streaming service, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | TV & FilmComedy | ||||

Due to technical difficulties Jeffrey explains in the new intro to this archived episode, we are unable to bring you a new episode as we had hoped this week.
So instead, with What We Do in the Shadows a cult hit on FX, we go to our archive for a lo... more
In this episode we wander down a dirt road to sit a spell with friends in a slower time. Wet your whistle, pull up a chair, and find out what it was like to spend the tumultuous 1960s...out of the fray. The Andy Griffith show lasted 8 seasons, 249 ep... more
When ABC decided it was time to air out two 70s classics from the incomparable Normal Lear collection, we agreed. Join us as we compare two original episodes of All in the Family and The Jeffersons with the star-studded tribute show hosted by Jimmy K... more
To commemorate 15 years since Friends stopped being there for us (in prime time, anyway), we take a look back at the pilot, searching for clues to the show's eventual runaway success.
Was this beloved sitcom a gem from the start? Is Netflix smart t... more
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A review of classic tv through woke lenses. I don’t need political opinions, just review the show.
The Andy Griffith show is my favorite TV show. Because it a wholesome family show. I really enjoy wholesome family shows that have nothing inappropriate. This is a great show to watch with the entire family and has a great values and more for the children to learn and also has great stories for the adults even when I was younger. Don Knotts is one of my favorite actors of all time. I know the show white washes the 60s. And does not show all the issues that are going on at the time. But I think t... more
Great show! I love hearing about the behind the scenes facts
Uninteresting conversation from whiny hosts. Another example why married couples should not have podcasts. You get one perspective with two voices.
It’s OK. It’s not very deep or thoughtful. It’s breezy and fun. The woman is ridiculously woke. 🙄 judging 50 year old shows by modern social standards it’s just foolish.
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