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Welcome to the BTR site for the archives of "The Worst Show on the Web." We have moved our show to video! We are now doing a live video broadcast on TradioV - radio in TV! We invite you to join us LIVE each Monday evening at 9pm Pacific / 12am Eastern for an hour livestream of mindless banter and witty drivel that you won't find anywhere else - NOW in COLOR! You can also check out our website at www.worstshowontheweb.com or our Facebook Page - www.facebook.com/TheWorstShowontheweb - where you can sort through the various and sundry blog entries by our hosts and correspondents. You'll find more mindless blatherings on any and every subject - from film and TV to food and technology. If you think our show is bad... keep WATCHING, it only gets worse!
What do we do when two of the three co-hosts of the Worst Show on the Web are busy with other projects? Do we cancel the show? Do we schedule a rerun? Heck no, we just book MORE guests! This week we have something special. With Anthony and Wes away, we have invited actor Matt Corboy (The Descendents) to sit in and act as co-host. THEN we will be talking to educator, spoken work artist, activist and TED presenter Clint Smith. Mr. Smith is teaches English at Parkdale High School in Prince George's County, MD. He was also profiled as one of the top 50 educators in the nation in the 2013 book "American Teacher: Heroes in the Classroom." Mr. Smith will be sharing with us his views on education and where he thinks are our strengths and weaknesses.
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Tonight’s guest has made appearances on over fifty televison programs and so many movies we just stopped counting them. Well, IMDB has him at 80+ credits. You might have recently seen Bob Clendenin as Dr. Tom Gazelian on Cougartown or as the undertaker Vernon Shank from the improvised western Quickdraw. Tonight we will be talking with Bob about his experience on these shows as well as the many other series on which he has appeared, such as The Middle, The Closer, and Scrubs. We'll also ask Bob for some insight into what it's like to be an in-the-trenches actor in Hollywood.
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This week on the Worst Show on the Web we have no guest. Nobody to ask things of, nobody to talk to, nobody for Kurtis to make connections with, then talk about himself. Soooo, what do we do when we have something like this happen? We are forced to talk to ourselves...I mean, each other. We had a wonderfully spirited show on just about everything you could think of (and by "you" we meant "we") and now we are sharing it with you (by "you" we did, in fact, mean "you" because "we" have already heard it).
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This is a rerun of a show first aired on August 26th of last year. The shows that Brandon and Jason talked about are currently running on Broadway. "All the Way" with Bryan Cranston has been getting smashing reviews and "A Raisin in the Sun" is currently in previews. Original episode description - The Broadway Brothers? Who the heck are the Broadway Brothers? Brandon and Jason Dirden, that’s who. They’re two actors making significant marks for themselves in professional theater, and they just happen to be related. Brandon is currently performing in American Repertory Theater’s production of “All The Way” with Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and Michael McKean (This is Spinal Tap). His brother Jason is gearing up to perform with Denzel Washington in a Broadway revival of “A Raisin in the Sun”. They are also both taking time out of their busy schedules to be a part of The Green Space’s mammoth project of performing and recording all ten of August Wilson’s “Century Cycle” plays. More information for that can be found at http://www.thegreenespace.org.
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