
Ed and friends watch shows that were cancelled with episodes left unaired and pitch their ideas of how the show would have proceeded if it hadn‘t been cancelled.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Categories | TV ReviewsTV & Film | ||||

A divorce lawyer who is also a matchmaker? Sounds like a pitch for an early 2000's show! This week, Ed is joined by Tracy (of The Scavengers Network, Concept Podcast) to discuss Miss Match, a failed show starring Alicia Silverstone. Join them as they... more
This week, Ed is joined by Eric Baudour of Rooster Teeth to talk about failed Fox sitcom Wild Oats. Join them as they make a Three's Company connection, talk about Paul Rudd's Google Alerts, and play another round of Why in the World Isn't Wallace Sh... more
Its the final week of Bateman-uary 2020, and Ed is joined by his pal Mac to chat about 1997's failed NBC show "Chicago Sons". Join them as they have a David Krumoltz epiphany, pitch some Chicago guest roles, and plan Ed's wake.
Kicking off 2020 with another month of Bateman-uary! This week, Ed and Andy take a look at a Bateman animated series from Fox, "Sit Down, Shut Up", that is not great, despite its talented cast. Join us for another segment of "Catchphrase You Later", ... more
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This is such a fun concept for a pod, Ed is a great host and brings on great guest.
Great job highlighting those shows that didn’t achieve “Friends” status (which I agree is not worthy) Great job and keep up the good work!
the host is fun to listen to and this is a cool way to learn about almost-shows!
I love the concept of the show! So unique so niche !
The dynamic between hosts is great!
I wouldn’t really watch any of these shows, but listening to the hosts talk about them for an hour seems just about the right time to spent with each concept.
I’m lying. I would totally watch a comedic Justice League series.









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