Join us each week for recaps and reviews of the 90s classic cartoon ExoSquad! New episodes every Saturday!
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Exo-Friends is a deep dive looking at everything Exo-Squad through the modern lens of the hosts who either grew up with the cartoon or have never heard of it until now. Keep up with the show by watching Exosquad on Peacock (NBC streaming) https://www.peacocktv.com/.../exosquad/5388672196791742112 Thanks for listening!
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Dive into the golden age of television with Stephen, Amy, TVsTravis, and Audie! Every week, our fab four journey back in time to revisit and revamp a classic TV show. From iconic one-liners to those unforgettable plot twists, no scene goes unnoticed. Peppered with a mix of witty banter, behind-the-scenes tidbits, and a touch of nostalgic magic, this is the ultimate audio time machine for TV lovers. Whether you’re reminiscing about your favorite episodes or discovering a vintage gem for the f ...
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This week, it's much more than a hunch that we're covering The Brady Bunch! We're still on location, this time going to Hawaii where our very Brady family gets into a whole heap of trouble because of a small idol they found at a construction site. Yep, that sounds like a 70s sitcom to me! What did we think of it? Well our blended family combined to…
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We're going to a 90s classic that still seems to entrance audiences even today. The stories of a bunch of high school kids trying to figure it out while making us laugh along the way are among some of the most memorable. That's right, we're going to Saved By The Bell! But we're not visiting Bayside High this time because we're also "On Location" at…
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This week, Travis takes us back to the animated classics, and back to that marvelous world that is Hanna-Barbara cartoons! Josie and the Pussycats joins a classic set of shows that seemed to exist at least in part to sell records. Does the show hold up? Let's find out! Next week, we're kicking off our "On Location" theme by letting Audie take us ..…
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We only review oldies and goodies here but some of these oldies are goodier than others and I think this is one of the GOATs! The Golden Girls returns for another episode with this one taking a hilarious turn into the final season's second episode. The girls are taken to a murder mystery dinner theatre weekend and it's about as fun as you can image…
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We're going back to a time when a middle school girl was able to explain it all and nobody questioned her wisdom! That's right, Stephen takes us to 90s Nickelodeon again with Clarissa Explains It All! Starring Melissa Joan Hart as the titular character, this show was one of the first sitcoms Nickelodeon ever produced. Was it any good? Does it hold …
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It's time for Punky Power! That's right, TV friends, this week we're talking all about Punky Brewster. The plucky little girl that won all of our hearts in the mid-80s. Audie brought us a gem of a show that really encapsulates a lot of what made network TV special. We get some great laughs and a big lesson, but somehow it doesn't let itself be chee…
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This week, we close out Sci Fi with a show brought to us from our wonderful neighbors from the north, Canada! Or maybe you're from Canada, in that case we have you to thank for this gem of 90s network television. Psi Factor was a product of Peter Aykroyd who we discover had a brother named Dan. Dan hosts the show and brings us a convincing tales of…
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The Outer Limis - S1E1 - The Galaxy Being
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57:10Do not attempt to adjust this podcast. It's doing everything Amy wants it to do! This week we're going back to the 60s and staying in the monochrome television universe. The Outer Limits was born of the same primordial ooze as The Twilight Zone, but was it any better? Does it hold up? What is a Galaxy Being anyway? Let's find out together! In two w…
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It's a bird, it's a plane, it's SUPERMAN! On this week's show, Stephen takes us way back in time to the original Superman TV Show. Airing in 1952, George Reeves was the second actor to bring out the big blue boy scout for the world to see. If you wanted adventure, this was the show to watch. Does Superman hold up in our current age? What was krypto…
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We're kicking of Sci-Fi shows for this round of Those Were The Days! Audie is going way back to the cartoons of the early 90s for this gem, Exosquad. Like many kids cartoons of the day, it brings us giant robots, human drama, and weird looking aliens. Does it hold up? What does the crew remember about the show? Tune in and find out! Next week, Step…
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This week, our crew of crossover gumshoes takes a look at part two of the Magnum and Murder, She Wrote crossover! Will we finally get answers to all of our questions? Will the plot of the previous Magnum episode make more sense? Will we see more short shorts? Only time will tell! Dive on into this wonderful classic TV gem with us. In TWO weeks, we'…
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Magnum P.I. - S7E9 - Novel Connection
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1:09:49We're heading back to Hawaii to join the infamous Private Eye, Thomas Magnum! Tom Selleck and his mustache return to the show to wow us with his detective prowess, but he's not doing it alone this time. Since this season is all about crossovers, we're also joined by J.B. Fletcher! That's right, Angela Landsbury of Murder, She Wrote is also in Hawai…
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Your favorite TV friends are headed to Queens, NY this week to visit with the Heffernan's and Barone's in this week's crossover episode! We're covering The King of Queens, a late 90's sitcom that many people know and love. Was it fun? Was it forgettable? Was it both? Come hang with us and find out! Next week, we're going back to Hawaii with Magnum …
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These are our stories, the stories of four TV nerds exploring the depths of classic television. This time, we're kicking off Crossovers with a look at Law & Order! This episode crosses over two series, Law & Order and Homocide: Life on the Street. Characters from both make their way into the story as the two police departments battle to put away a …
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We travel back to the great orange channel that was for another fine Nickelodeon production, Rocko's Modern Life! The fourth of Nickelodeon's in-house crafted cartoons was not quite Ren and Stimpy, but definitely not Doug. This show was something else entirely, cleverly hiding all of its innuendo just outside the reach of tiny human brains. Was thi…
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The TWTD crew takes a little trip to the middle of Nowhere to visit a sweet, wonderful, little puppy who also happens to be incredibly scared of everything. But is that so true? Is Courage really a cowardly dog, or is he one that is behaving exactly as can be expected given his circumstances. Your favorite TV friends might just find out as we dive …
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We're headed off to summer camp this week with the Nickelodeon classic, Salute Your Shorts! This show raised a lot of eyebrows and caused a lot of pearl clutching to to its astonishing and accurate portrayal of children. In a world where we'd mostly seen a very sanitary view of what "the youth" was up to, Nickelodeon provided an opportunity for kid…
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Jim Henson's The Storyteller - Episode 6
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1:00:34This week, we're kicking off "This was for kids?!" month with Audie Norman! He's bringing us the classic, Jim Henson's The Storyteller. Centered around a cozy fire and the sweet vocal stylings of John Hurt, this show brought fairy tales to life in the way only Jim Henson can. Featuring incredible camera work, mixed art styles, and, of course, his u…
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We're closing out this year's holiday season with an all-time favorite classic, A Claymation Christmas. This one aired in 1987 and was so charming the networks continued bringing it back over and over for years. If you missed it, we're here to chat all about it and let you know how it went! Do you remember The California Raisins? We sure did. Enjoy…
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We're continuing our journey through classic Christmas TV this week with Garfield! Everyone's favorite, lovable, grouchy cat is back with his own take on Christmas and what it means. This show had so much humor and so much heart packed into a tight 22 minutes. Garfield is a national treasure and such a treat to watch during the Holiday season. Next…
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In the 1970s, the world was introduced to our favorite alien and an absolute cultural icon. Robin Williams starred as the simple and hilarious Mork from Ork in the classic sitcom, Mork & Mindy. Balancing out Robin Williams absolute chaos was the amazing Pam Dawber as Mindy. Mork brought the shenanigans while Mindy balanced everything out. Did we li…
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Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street? Of course we can! Not only did we go to this mythical neighborhood, but we went on Christmas Eve where we shared the joy of Christmas with all of our friends. Audie brought us this gem from 1978 and boy are we glad he did. Does Sesame Street hold up even as you approach your 40s? Maybe! Let's find out! N…
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Travis leads us this week, taking us back to yet another cartoon created to sell toys. The 80s was a wild time, man. If you were a kid during that time, there was a pretty good chance that you got your hands on at least one M.A.S.K. toy, but maybe less of a chance that you actually watched this old cartoon. If you didn't, now is your chance! For th…
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This week, Amy takes us to the 80s with She-Ra: Princess of Power! The answer to the boy-centric He-Man. She-Ra was a hero that definitely tried to set itself apart with a female protagonist that was just as strong and mighty as He-Man. I suppose they also wanted to sell more toys, but either way this show has stood the test of time. There was even…
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This week, we cover one of the most memorable cartoons ever made. Or at least one with the catchiest, most memorable theme song. We go straight to Duckberg to talk all about Duck Tales! Uncle Scrooge, his three nephews, and a cast of other ducks all go on wacky adventures through this show and bring with them some wonderful moments. Duck Tales was …
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We're kicking off 80s cartoon month with a wild one that I don't think a lot of people even remember. Mostly because we've asked and there's a good portion of ya'll who had no idea what we were talking about. Until, of course, we watched it. This is one of those shows that hides itself deep in your memories and can only be recalled once you see it …
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Greetings, TV Friends! This week we tackled the TGIF juggernaut that was Boy Meets World. The somewhat modernized and far less dramatic version of The Wonder Years, starring Fred Savage's younger brother Ben Savage. This show covered all kinds of essential topics mandated by coming-of-age tales of boyhood including girls! Girls! And more girls? Yea…
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We're continuing spooky season this week with the classic show, The Addams Family! Originally adapted from Charles Addams comic strip, this show captures the cartoonish world of The Addamses and brought us characters still cherished today. The original spooky family has been adapted over and over and never seems to lose its charm. We go back to the…
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This week, we couldn't record a show so we're giving you a re-run! Enjoy this blast to the past from the past! Be sure to join us next week to continue spooky season with The Addams Family - S1E7 available to stream on Freevee ----------------- This week, we tackle yet another magical TV show in Bewitched! Amy walks us through season 3 episode 7 of…
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The Drew Carey Show - Season S7E7 - It's Halloween, Dummy
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1:01:34We go to a fairly recent classic show in this episode as we cover The Drew Carey Show! Drew Carey rose to prominence on the standup circuit in the early 90s and brings his oddball view of the world to this late 90s sitcom. Famous for some of its more ridiculous storylines and willingness to break the rules, this show was frequently in the top 30 sh…
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On this episode of Those Were The Days, we go back to the late 80's and early 90's with Night Court! This sitcom, all about a group of people working a late shift at a courthouse, carried on some of our favorite traditions from sitcoms at the time. Grab an amazing ensemble cast and throw them into a setting that lends itself to madcap situations wh…
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We travel to the distant future this week with one of our favorite all time cartoons, Futurama! Probably one of the newest old things that we've ever covered, and we had a great time discussing what made this show so much fun. It was a clip show so we had a good ol' mashup of things that showed off what a normal episode might look like. We hope you…
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The crew heads to San Francisco this week with a look at TGIF stalwart, Full House! A widower and his two friends try to raise three girls of varying ages while under the same roof. There was always going to be a lot of chaos, and this episode is no slouch on that! We dug into what makes this show so great and why we were all hooked on it as it bec…
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This week, Stephen navigates the complex humor and social dynamics of "All in the Family" with the episode "Lionel's Engagement." The episode brilliantly showcases the series' knack for addressing racial and societal issues through the personal lens of the Bunkers and the Jeffersons. As Lionel Jefferson announces his engagement, the episode delves …
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This week the crew ventures up to Pittsburgh, PA where a small sitcom family invites a live-in DO-MES-TIC to make their lives easier. Did it work? We'll find out! This episode features some wild 80s opinions and attitudes that we all kind of forgot were ever a thing on national TV. When Wesley Owens, the youngest boy, decides to take up ballet, how…
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Travis takes us to one of the most memorable cooking shows ever created. I don't know that it's even fair to call it a cooking show. It's more of a cooking culture show. It's a blend of Mr. Wizard, Mythbusters, and Yan Can Cook. Alton Brown is an extraordinary host, and is capable of keeping the attention of even the most nay-saying of naysayers. I…
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Beauty and The Beast 1987 - S2S22 - "The Rest is Silence"
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1:00:36Newsflash!! Achewillow the book! Our very own Amy, along with her creative partner JF Dubeau, is releasing a brand new book based on the first season of Achewillow. If you haven't listend to Achewillow, you need to stop what you're doing and get on board. While you're at it, check out the Inklings page and pre-order now! This week, Amy takes us bac…
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RERUN!! We'll see you back next week for a fresh episode! This week, we're going back to cartoons with Hanna-Barbera! They made so many cartoon series that you probably remember the characters if not always the context. This week we went to Wacky Races, which pits some of these well known characters against each other in a race to the finish. Next …
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TWTD Episode 32 Rerun - Remembering Bob Newhart
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1:00:17** Rerun of Episode 32 It's time to meet up with everyone's favorite straight man, Bob Newhart! In this episode, we chat about the time Bob went to the hospital on Christmas eve and shenanigans ensue. Surprisingly, this show never won an emmy despite how popular it was. We hope you see why it was so much fun while we chat about it. What a way to sp…
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This week, Stephen dives into a hilarious and iconic episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show," titled "Never Bathe on Saturday." The episode centers on Rob and Laura Petrie's weekend getaway that goes awry when Laura's toe gets stuck in a hotel bathtub. This situation sets the stage for a series of comedic mishaps and misunderstandings, showcasing the s…
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This week, Audie takes us on a thrilling adventure with "Mighty Max," focusing on an episode where Max, along with his guardian Virgil and the Viking warrior Norman, faces yet another formidable challenge. In this action-packed episode, Max learns more about the responsibilities and powers of his magical cap while tackling the latest threat posed b…
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This week, TVsTravis brings us into the bizarre and hilarious world of "The Tick" with an episode that's all about superhero identity crises. In "Tick vs. Tick," our beloved blue hero encounters a bombastic impostor claiming his name, sparking a comical showdown at the exclusive Comet Club. As the two Ticks clash, the real Tick must prove his authe…
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This week, Amy takes us on a ghostly romp through the Neitherworld with a standout episode from the "Beetlejuice" animated series. In "Prince of Neitherworld" Lydia and Beetlejuice encounter the gloomy ruler of the Neitherworld, Prince Vince, whose dreary demeanor could use a serious lift. Through their trademark antics and misadventures, they set …
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This week on "Those Were The Days," Stephen immerses us in the peculiar charm of Eerie, Indiana with "Mr. Chaney," an episode that cleverly weaves monster mythology into the fabric of the town's Harvest Festival. As Marshall is unexpectedly crowned Harvest King, and ushered up a mountain to meet the Eerie Wolf. Is there more to the tale of the Eeri…
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This week, Audie leads us through a standout episode of "Batman: The Animated Series" that redefined one of Gotham's coldest villains, Mr. Freeze. "Heart of Ice" showcases Mr. Freeze's transformation from a one-dimensional villain to a tragic character seeking vengeance for his lost love, a shift that earned the episode critical acclaim and a Dayti…
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This week, Travis tackles one of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer's" most divisive episodes, "Beer Bad." Known for its heavy-handed approach to the dangers of underage drinking, this episode features Buffy grappling with the consequences of excessive alcohol consumption, which inexplicably turns college students into Neanderthals. Join Travis, Amy, Stephe…
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Dive into "the worst of the best" this week as Amy leads a discussion on one of "The X-Files" most notoriously underwhelming episodes, "Teso Dos Bichos." Known for its perplexing plot about vengeful cat spirits and a series of bizarre deaths, this episode struggles with coherence and convincing special effects, standing out as a departure from the …
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This week on "the worst of the best," Stephen takes us through an episode of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" that didn’t quite hit its usual comedic mark. Titled "Son of 'But Seriously Folks,'" the episode features Jerry Van Dyke as Wes Callison, a comedian who tries to give up stand-up comedy for a job at WJM. While Van Dyke’s performance shines with …
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This week, Audie leads us through a unique exploration of "The Wonder Years," focusing on an episode that's often considered a misstep in the series: "Soccer." In this episode, Kevin tries his hand at soccer coaching, leading to unexpected challenges and comedic mishaps. Despite its intentions, the episode falls short in capturing the nostalgic and…
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This week, TVsTravis leads us into the heart of one of "Xena: Warrior Princess"'s most daring and unforgettable episodes, "The Bitter Suite." A musical journey like no other, this episode beautifully weaves song and story to delve into the depths of Xena and Gabrielle's fractured relationship, transporting them to the mystical land of Illusia where…
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