Send us a text In this episode, we explore classic TV shows that wove real-world events into their storytelling. It wasn't the main focus, but as the backdrop shaping the tone and context of the episode. We’ll dive into how writers grounded fictional worlds in the real events their audiences were living through, creating TV that felt immediate and authentic.

Send us a text From “Conjunction Junction” to “I’m Just a Bill,” let's explore how these catchy "Schoolhouse Rock!" tunes on Saturday mornings in the 1970s made learning fun, shaped a generation’s understanding of civics and grammar and left a lasting mark on pop culture.

Send us a text Happy Halloween! This episode takes us to Rod Serling’s series The Twilight Zone, which redefined science fiction and horror on TV. We explore how its storytelling, social commentary, and unforgettable twists continue to unsettle TV audiences decades later.

Send us a text The conversation continues where the guys talk memorable guest appearances across classic TV. From Shatner and Nimoy on T.J. Hooker, to Robin Williams reuniting with Pam Dawber and other nostalgic cameos. We discuss Dallas, Charles in Charge, Spin City, Nash Bridges, and more, highlighting how guest stars often elevated shows and gave fans unforgettable TV moments.

Send us a text From Andy Griffith and Don Knotts on Matlock to George Wendt on Becker, this episode celebrates TV’s most surprising reunions and cameos. Relive the guest spots that brought stars back together and sparked Gen X nostalgia.

Send us a text In this episode, our favorite hosts reminisce about the Marx Brothers, reflecting on their childhood memories, the comedy team’s cultural impact, and their influence on film and television.

Send us a text Every iconic TV family had an iconic house. What's your favorite abode? The Brady house? The Cunningham house? The Keaton house? Alice's apartment? Let's discuss TV dwellings!

Send us a text Let's talk Sesame Street from its groundbreaking debut in 1969 to its lasting influence on children’s television, classic TV and the education of GenX.

Send us a text Welcome to Season 3! We’re kicking off by celebrating The Partridge Family — a band and TV phenomenon that remains just as iconic today as it was in 1970. Join us as we dive into the legacy of Shirley Jones, David Cassidy, and the rest of the cast, exploring their music, charm, and its lasting cultural impact. After all ... We think we love them!

Send us a text Today we will unpack how the Dallas episode ‘A House Divided’ left millions of TV viewers in suspense in the summer of 1980, fueled debates over who shot J.R. Ewing, seized international headlines and changed television with this groundbreaking cliffhanger.

Send us a text It's our 100th episode! Let's celebrate with a discussion on the music that made classic tv scenes from Taxi to Family Ties legendary.

Send us a text Today we pay tribute to the must have tool for TV aficionados everywhere - the "TV Guide." If you collect then - we want to hear from you!

Send us a text On this episode we pay tribute to the memory of the great Malcolm-Jamal Warner, remembered as Theo Huxtable on The Cosby Show, celebrating his acting chops, his impact on Must See TV, and his lasting legacy.

Send us a text The guys debate what crossovers worked, which did not, the stars that shined and the impact they had on classic television.

Send us a text This episode happens when your first introduction to pop music was during commercials for compilation records during your favorite weekday afternoon cartoons. The guys explain why they love tv, music and Bobble Heads.

Send us a text While their names might not have been in the opening characters, their characters still made a lasting impression on some of classic TV's best shows. Let's discuss.

Send us a text Dramas are famous for cliff hangers, but what about cliffhangers in sitcoms? In this mystery episode, the guys discuss how cliffhangers impacted some of their favorite shows.

Send us a text Let's talk about the Man of Steele and some of our favorites throughout the decades.

Send us a text In this episode the guys take a news at late breaking news stories and relate them back to -- tv of course!

Send us a text Learn why at least two of us think Jaws is one of the most iconic movies ever on its 50th anniversary.