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Derick is disgusted and Harry is confused, but it all works out in the end, except for how we still have the hiccups.
Sulia needs a sleep doctor. Preferably one who speaks English so she doesn't have to read the newspaper.
Here we are, right where we started. But in French. Sometimes.
It's not Bunheads but it is another one season Amy Sherman-Palladino created dance show. As predicted. It's tough being right all the time. Just ask Cheyenne.
You can watch it on Prime! For now!
This is that trailer.
Saja starts a Warrior delivery service, Mr. Han gives himself an eye test, Garrett gets used to a small cell, Sydney gets stung and a baldy steals the show. It's just another day (hour? minute?) in Swans Crossing.
Is Swans Crossing science fiction? Can it be after 38 episodes of not being science fiction? These and other fascinating questions will not be answered in this episode.
It's The Buildng! The generically named show from the woman you can't remember where you remember from. But that's OK because everyone's making it up as they go along anyway.
Watch it here!
Yes, somehow we convinced actual Bryan Greenberg to talk to us about some of the secrets of HBO's 2005 single season show Unscripted. Now we just sit back and wait to be an extra on the inevitable Criterion BluRay release.
It's the end of Unscripted and all we hear is crickets.
July O'Brien and Graham Pilato return to see this show off. Everyone is still traumatized. Derick's never been sadder even though he hardly ever seemed to like it. But that's what finales are for. Revisionist history and taking shots at Shia LaBouef.
Denzel Belin is with us to propose an entire new fall slate of shows that sound better to him than Unscripted, which he thinks is kind of insidious.
Unscripted puts another actor through the wringer. We've got Sulia Altenberg who watched as much of this show as she could before it dredged up too many memories. And not the nice kind.
Lauren Flans is so confused by Unscripted she doesn;t even know what stage of grief she's in.
July O'Brien hated Unscripted so much at first she wanted to cancel on us. Now she might be its biggest fan. 20 years too late, but that's what a confusing ride this show can be.
We talk with an actor about actors playing actors in an acting class about acting for actors. It's Unscripted #3 with Matt Kawczynski like in the title!
The more you find out about HBO's Unscripted, the more layers of actual Hollywood you find yourself under. It's not such a nice place to be.
The Totally Real Adventures Of Three Actors In What We Assume Is LA But Who Can Tell With Whatever This Was Shot On.
Hurry up and wait for someone else to get ready because it is time for a nudibranquet! Tune your harp and stretch those jaw muscles because you will be yawning! (And playing the harp.)
Matt Kawczynski is with us to ring out the middle and ring in the wait what is happening here?
"The Captain And The Countess"
Brian Sadecki may never come back to Swans Crossing but he will remember it fondly and with a lot of questions.
It's the middle of Swans Crossing and there's no going back! Lauren Flans gets dropped in and is either curious or furious, still can't be sure.
We are back with a special January 6th themed episode of Swans Crossing. Nate and Jordy ride shotgun, whatver that means.
The middle begins! Swans Crossing's days are numbered. It's still a very high number, but it's worth fretting the fact that this show will not last forever. If only it would just start telling itself to never die in the mirror every day.
Single Season Record goes to the movies!
Then it promptly gets into a fight, suffers through a hurricane and kills a franchise.
Denzel Belin is with us for the penultimate episode of Firefly but more importantly - laser guns!
We have not been dead, we've just been stuck in a box in a post office. It's "The Message" with Brian Sadecki and Phil Vecchio's brother Dave you heard tell of way back in episode 4.
Matt Kawczynski is with us to discuss starting with the end, not googling Joss Whedon and the return of "that lady."
"War Stories" is not the episode of Firefly Hilary wanted, but maybe it's the episode she needed.
When scifi is too hard, it's not ripe. Graham Pilato guides through our Rendezvous with Serenity. Which is a hard scifi reference so it's OK not to get it. Maybe better?
Cy Governs is with us to skip the title song even when Sulia Altenberg (sort of) sings it. You might call it a wash. But seriously folks, this week we wonder how easy it is to get a Bible in space.
Lauren Flans returns to us and we drop her into the middle of the black. She's seen Serenity though (and not the Anne Hathaway one!), so she's not quite as blind as usual.
Chris Hayner wanted to talk about this episode that he's now not sure he likes all that much. Except for the maypole dancing, of course. That's timeless.
Phil's brother has been trying to force Firefly on him for years, but he was saving it for us. Thanks, Phil!
The media doesn't want beautiful things to live so you've got to scalvage what you can.
The paralells between Firefly and Barenaked Ladies are obvious to everyone, but Harry Nelson puts them all down for the record anyway.
Everyone is terrible but maybe that doesn't matter in the black. We start in on the show we thought we'd never do. The most eternal single season television to ever barely exist, Fox's 2002 Joss Whedon vanity project, Firefly. 让我们开始吧!
And some in dreams assurèd were Of the Spirit that plagued us so; Six weeks deep he had followed us From the land of mist and swan.
Jordy Bogguss is back and oooh he loves himself.
He also looks nothing like his grandmother.
Sulia Altenberg had never seen an episode of Swans Crossing and maybe she still hasn't? She's here to talk about the clothes in this episode because those are the only things that (almost) make any sense.
Did we just learn too much about Nancy? Is that even possible? One thing's for sure, Jordy doesn't have an answer for us.
We're finally out of Rydell and back in Swans Crossing where they really know how to make you feel welcome, by insulting you in multiple languages!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone, whenever you are.
It's the finale of Grease: Rise Of The Pink Ladies where we and all the season's guests come together and give thanks to the show we just watched and/or to the fact that it is over. Most guests don't show up, but Lauren Flans and Hary Nelson had enough unfinished business with Grease, 1954 and/or the abandoned dischord for the show that they did.
Jess Eckerstorfer is a big fan of Grease and theater in general and we had to be the ones to break it to her that there was a TV show called Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies. Then we had to break it to her that this episode was not about the Pink Ladies.
Lauren Flans is here to freak out over the people in Rise of the Pink Ladies' lack of freaking out.
Sulia Altenberg is so into Broadway she never even had time for Grease. But that doesn't mean she's not over the moon (and the stars) to talk about some Pink Ladies and their jackets but mostly the jackets.
Foul mouthed fiend Harry Nelson gives Rise Of The Pink Ladies his first ever Round of Approval™, but just believe me when I tell you that, don't listen to what he actually says about it.
Paramount+ wants you forget it ever happened. But you can't forget it because you never knew it happened in the first place.
Grease is one of Paramount's crown jewels and this prequel series has been all but erased from its incredibly brief existence. It's exactly the sort of thing we're always looking for. Grease is the word, indeed.
Our dance card is full even though we only just heard about this dance. Chistine Coffey is back! Nate Runkel is back! Jordy Bogguss is here as usual! It's episode #25 of Swans Crossing wherein Swans Crossing graduates into full adult soap opera.
Swans Crossing turns nothing into something, nips things in the bud and confuses to confront. It's read Grant Booth's The Art of Turning Tables and isn't holding back.
Nate Runkel is back to wash dishes and borrow graphite fishing poles. And he's all out of fish.
This episode sounds bad in the beginning (I know, but like worse than usual) but it gets fixed around the 7:00 minute mark.
Garrett gets a new dad but Derick doesn't remember anything so is anything really different?
Nate Runkel is back for a whole new week of Swans Crossing (as we always knew he would be).
This episode is so Nate!
As evidenced by the appearance of Yo! That's My Jawn's Nate Runkel, sure, but also other things, like chimps (but not zebras.)
Is Hilary Woodward trying to stop Hilary Woodward from enjoying Police Squad!? This episode would be a great way to find out.
From Alex P. Keaton Is My Friend (and so many other things) Phil Vecchio joins us for episode #3 (not #5!) of Police Squad!
Jordy Bogguss is with us to wonder what Derick is watching that makes Police Squad! not that great.
David Lynch would call Derick a hero for persevering through his single season sitcom, On The Air.
On The Air on Internet Archive (maybe)
Schuyler Fisk on Yo! That's My Jawn
Vinnie Gets Sued
The end of week 4 is our first full week of Swans Crossing and it's really a wonder we could ever stop ourselves before. Gimme smore!
If nothing happens on Swans Crossing does anyone even notice unless you make someone watch it who has never seen an episode before?
Don't be ridiculous, just because all the charcaters are different and don't know what they are saying anymore does not mean Swans Crossing isn't still the greatest show to ever be. Maybe that's exactly why.
Week 4 begins by reviewing episode 15 for us and the characters of Swans Crossing, who need it just as much as we do.
Wildfires! Looting! An invasion (of parents) at our borders! Kid Nation's finale aired over 17 years ago but still manages to be relevant.
Bonanza City needs fun, badly. Life force running low.
Or maybe they needed the books after all.
New Year. New Council. New Guest. Kristal Fields gets dropped into Bonanza City with zero and/or misleading context and has to wonder why everyone hates that adorable ten year old girl so much.
Pete Capella picks up with Kid Nation tight where he left off after years processing how he could want to punch a ten year old in the face.
Chris Hayner and Jordy Bogguss are back to chew gum and make fun of kids. And they're all out of gum.
Just kidding, there's so much gum.
It's time for Bonanza City to woke up. And that's why Lauren Flans is here. She's dropping in to the middle of Kid Nation to just watch this one episode and then get as far away as possible as long as wherever that is she can still read episode sysopses.
Chris Hayner is here because Jared is his Spirit Pioneer.
Guest Matt Kawczynski is certainly disgusted. But Derick might be more on board with Kid Nation than ever before. Pardons all around!
Chris Hayner visits Bonanza City and is ready to establish residency so he can vote. And start a book club.
Jordy Bogguss visits Bonanza City to defend microwaves, bullying and everything Taylor has and will ever do.
I pledge allegiance to Kid Nation, every Wednesday night. And to the Network for which it stands, one show, unreality, indicisive, with liberty and root beer for the Upper Class.
Kid Nation is a failed state, but there's plenty of carcass to pick over.
Not literally though, I mean, no one knows how to cook.
Actual baseball! Cosmic forces! Offensive offense! Indefensible defense! And the shot seen round the world (camera shot, that is.) It's Amerca's pasttime: Swans Crossing. And it's the end of week 3. It's something else, all right.
Is Lookwell a one season show because it aired one time in the summer of 1991?
No. But we're talking about it anyway?
Yes. But we're also talking about talking about it so I guess that's fine?
No. But that's what Derick wants?
Yes. But why should that matter?
Anyway, by now you could have listened to it.
Natalie Wass, aka The Bunheads Broker, is with us for Andy Barker, PI, of all things. But maybe not so secretly she's really here to talk about Andy Richter's other one season show, Quintuplets.
Hilary Woodward is back to watch Andy Barker, PI for the second time, even if she doesn't remember that. Derick might not remember either and he watched it for the first time twenty minutes ago. Wig jokes and chicken puns just aren't be enough.
Harry Nelson is here to dive too deep into Andy Barker, P.I., hit our heads, and make us (Derick) think maybe this is a funny show after all.
Season 8 begins with a mystery: Why are we watching another show created by Jonathan Groff???
Andy Barker, P.I. was a 2007 midseason replacement vehicle starring Andy Richter and Tony Hale and you can't watch it anywhere because even Peacock has chosen Father Of The Pride over it.
Brian Sadecki is with us to try and find where all the jokes went.
Swans Crossing takes the connotations of a thirteenth episode a little too literally. Barek is in town and we may never be able to sleep again. Except for Derick who already doesn't remember what just happened.
Did Swans Crossing just become good TV? We know its only temporary, but its difficult not to get obsessed. Not as obsessed as Jordy is with that phone The Countess is using, of course.
Swans Crossing is back for its third week of that blissful summer of 1992. It takes us to The Growny Zone and back, sings and dances, tempts us with hot dogs and throws us off our bike.
AD Police (Files) is only nearly every free streaming service, as though they are trying to prepare us for the inevitable future of MegaTokyo. It's only three years from now after all.
Denzel Belin joins us for the most adult show we've tackled so far. Maybe we can't take it. Maybe we shouldn't take it. Maybe we should ask someone to fill us with bullets already and get it all over with.
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It's the end of Silver Surfer and we feel fine. Chris Hayner is with us to both turn back time and look forward into the unlikely Season 2 of this show that did exactly what it set out to do without ever actually being for anyone. Fare thee well, Norrin Radd. We hardly knew ye, even though ye would never shut up about yourself.
Ego tricks Derick into thinking this show is over, but Silver Surfer has just a little more insuffrability to burn.
Nate Runkel is with us to try and discuss Terrence Howard's descent into madness instead of Silver Surfer's descent into depression. The nerve of some people.
Does all your Marvel knowledge come from crossword puzzles and Superman shows? Does Beta Ray Bill remind you of Marty from Gilmore Girls? Is it too late for you, just in general? Well, this is the show for you!
Everyone's favorite genocidal space moper is back for more brooding and blobbing. @VeryCoolEmily helps us figure out how to use the Power Cosmic and precisely how cute Pip The Troll is.
The Silver Surfer has appeared unto us and we will live in fear until he hath been vanquished. If such a circumstance be even possible. Also Rich Monahan is with us to help us speak normally after all this.
The end of Swans Crossing's second week may not have everything you've come to never expect from this show, but it does have balloon monologues, divergently moble cakes, distracting soundscapes and mysterious floats. And shouldn't that be enough?
Derick tries to ruin Swans Crossing but it's too detached from reality to fall for his tricks.
Weezer and The Muppets have a lot more in common than that video they did together.
Nate Runkel from Yo! That's My Jawn is with us (briefly) to discuss the entirity of one of many single season Muppet shows: Muppets Now. Which seems like it should have an exclamation point but doesn't. In every sense.
No one wanted to come back and watch the finale of The Muppets Mayhem with us. That doesn't mean anything, does it? It does. It means we lose our way into Two And A Half Men, The Fast And The Furious, directing extras, Morphine (the band), Snake Eyes (the G.I. Joe) and... Ernest P. Worrell? It also means this show is over and maybe that's not as much of a relief as you and all of our guests thought it would be.
The Muppets are the perfect antidote to the bummer inducing we imposed on our guest Denzel Belin last time he was with us for My So-Called Life. Unless of course, those Muppets are too busy with their phones so the show has to be about humans and their dumb self-centered relationship concerns.
Silver-plated Minecraft experts Chris Hayner and Harry Nelson have returned to The Muppets Mayhem to wonder if, in fact, there will ever be any Minecraft in this episode.
Hilary's son boils the Muppets down to their essential elements and they (and you and we) will never be the same.
Jordy Bogguss is here to break it to us that The Muppets Mayhem has tricked us, that it hasn't improved and that The Blues Brothers are not good at music.
Did "Weird" Al bring his own shirt? Has Chris Hayner been blacklisted by The Muppets? Should The Muppets do Entourage or Survivor next? All these questions and more are more asked than answered on this week's Single Season Record.
Sulia Altenberg has falen through the ceiling and into our studio, but first, let's explore some public domain music!
The times they are A-movin' right along. Moogin' right along? Look, we can't think of everything.
Matt Kawczynski is here to convince us Zoot and Lips are the funniest thing since sliced bread.
Harry Nelson doesn't know these Muppets but he's with us anyway, mostly for super producer Zedd who is a real person playing himself and not an invention of this show we swear!
The Muppets have their own wing here at Single Season Record they are so good at getting canceled. We're starting with their most recent failure, the awkwardly and maybe misleadingly titled The Muppets Mayhem from 2023. It's on Disney+!
Only eight episodes in and Swans Crossing is challenging everything you think you know about television. Also contracts, elevators, phones, bikes, sinks, birds and the sun. Grab your shimfork and dig in!
Paris Hilton's lost BFF Nate Runkel is with us for MTV's Movie Life: House Of Wax, 5 episodes of promotional material for a movie you did not see. The rare one season show that failed on multiple fronts. We'll find out how much Paris Hilton loves animals, how much Nate loves Paris Hilton, how much Derick loves Elisha Cuthbert and how much Chad Michael Murray loves Christmas.
Somebody had to join us for the come down episode after 6 and it's Chris Hayner! Episode 7 has its own identity though and would really appreciate it if you stopped comparing it to episode 6.
It's hard to say goodbye so we're prolonging the pain with an extra episode! We speak German, climb tall buildings, break up 20 year marriages and commit vehicular homicide. It really is the end of My So-Called Life.
We were joking before, but now we really do have a Professor with us. It's Patrice Oppliger, PhD (for real this time) of Boston University and we are wrapping up season 5 of Single Season Record with this Krakow-friendly episode. So, so Krakow friendly. Why do you make it so easy to say goodbye, My So-Called Life?
My So-Called Life moves into 1995 with a lot of self-improvement ideas it will never get the chance to follow through on. And not just because it only has a few episodes left.
You gotta keep your eye on the prize, whether that prize is a comet or a dumb idiot with soft hair.
Is it a lack of self-esteem that leads to us posting a second show dedicated to episode 12 of My So-Called Life? Or is it an abundance of it?
Before Ashley Lyle cerated Yellowjackets, she watched My So-Called Life a million times and this is her favorite episode. So we mostly make her think about the score, which is the one thing about this show she's never thought twice about.
All Buffalo Tom wanted to do was gear up for their opening spot on the Lemonheads tour and now they will only be remembered for getting Jordan and Angela together. More importantly though: math tests.
What is love? (Brian don't hurt me.)
It's a Brian Krakow takeover and Nate Runkel is here to work out some of his own stuff. Tipper Newton doesn't remember much but maybe that's just the brain protecting itself. Questionable music choices, terrible ADR and more Brian Krakow than anyone ever wanted in their lives. It's My So-Called Life Of Brian!
It's Halloween! And you can be anything you want to be and you chose disaffected ghost.
With third host Hilary Woodward back again you'd think we'd be able to stay on topic better. That topic being Sharon's father and his heart, not Claire Daves v. Bob Iger and whether children shoulod even be allowed on television.
Carrie Gillogly, PhD, MSCL and television writer Richard Monahan join us this week to explore the inadequacies of the Pittsburgh school system and the general act of being annoying in the 90s.
This may be the worst episode of My So-Called Life, but don't worry, Derick makes up for it by bringing up Robin Hood: Men In Tights a lot. Like a lot.
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Lauren Flans watched My So-Called Life for us and now we have to pay for her therapy.
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Can you win an Emmy without tears? Is the IRS our collective daddy? What is the name of this episode? How do you say Reef Break? Ashley Sutton and Sulia Altenberg are with us this week to answer all of these questions and more.
Christine Coffey and Hilary Woodward watched My So-Called Life together in 1994 so we're making them do it again for us. And you, I guess. But mostly for us.
The Justin Tanner article.
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You can't start a fire worrying about your little life falling apart.
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Whether you watched it at 18 or 8 or never watched it at all, My So-Called Life was a part of yours. So how could it have only lasted one season? You may not believe us that it did. But that's just you making assumptions and we don't have time for your preconcieved notions around here.
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It's only episode 5 of 65, but we couldn't wait any longer to deploy Pete Capella on Swans Crossing. But what difference does context make when you're watching a show never really concerned with context?
In June of 1984, a show aimed at helping America understand and embrace all the myriad aspects of hip hop aired across the country. But hip hop might have already outgrown this kind of presentation. It might be outgrowing during this show. And so there was never another episode. And to this day the world continues to mourn... Graffiti Rock.
Nate Runkel from Yo! That's My Jawn! is with us to bask in the freshness.
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Jordy Bogguss is back in Swans Crossing with us and maybe he'll stay forever. That could be part of Garrett Booth's elaborate plan after all.
(Still no Mila. Kunis or otherwise.)
It's the finale of Drive (2007)! Is that exciting? Is it a relief? Guests Chris Hayner and Harry Nelson can't really even agree with themselves on a verdict. One thing we can all agree on is that Drive is definitely over and Wendy Petrakas, like her creator Tim Minear, is forever trapped in an endless cycle of abuse.
Taryn Manning gives us one for the ages and Emma Stone shows us a glimpse of why she's now EMMA STONE. It's Drive, from 2007, and Rob Lewis is here to fall for everything it's doing wrong, which is kind of the proof it's doing it wrong. All this plus parallels to The Last Jedi? It totally makes sense!
Jordy Bogguss joins us for episode 4 of Drive, a love/fright letter to Taryn Manning and absolutely nothing else.
OK, maybe also that stunt from episode 2.
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Harry Nelson is with us to make sure we know there's an easy answer for everything: Drive rules.
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Matt Kawczynski might not like Drive as much as he did when we started this episode, but he is more likely to watch it now that he doesn't.
One thing everyone can agree on though is how obsessed Derick is with that Three Stooges TV movie from 23 years ago.
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Are we enabling FOX's abusive nature by dredging up Drive, one of Tim Minear's many sufferings at the hands of the network? Doesn't matter, because we can't even wait for the record button to get pressed before we start.
There's also dredging up of audio from 2007, capturing the initial reactions of host and guest alike when they watched Drive for the first time during that week it was actually on televison.
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Christine Coffey watched EVERY EPISODE OF SWANS CROSSING when it originally aired. It sounds impossible. But the hardest part was not spoiling it all for the rest of us dummies who only just discovered its existence.
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Derick is ready to admit he loves Father Of The Pride. Harry might have to watch this show if only he can remember it at all. Matt can't believe how much he's managed to watch. Jordy gloats about not getting Mandeled by the opening credits. Davin still isn't sure we got it wrong. But we did get it wrong. We watched all of Father Of The Pride.
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Is talking animal media dead? Shouldn't it be? Father Of The Pride and our guest Denzel Belin present the case for the prosecution.
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Is this is best episode of Father Of The Pride? Or is it the worst? These might be your only choices.
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In 2004, Davin Duhamel was excited for Father Of The Pride. And he still is! And who wouldn't be when a racist sexist grandpa who's been around this whole time moves in.
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Is this a real show? It's taken 9 episodes to ask this important question. David Martel and Matt Kawczynski have more questions than answers. Gobble gobble, I like corn.
Pete Capella and Ashley Sutton are kind of bewildered by what we've made them watch this week. It's just the 8th episode of Father Of The Pride though.
One Man's TV show from 2004 is another man's TV show from 2022. Tommy Avallone is with us for episode 7 of Father Of The Pride and his favorite joke of all time.
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That IGN interview with Cheryl Hines and Julian Holloway.
Harry Nelson is here to endure the onslaught of homophobia Father Of The Pride had in store for its sixth episode. Maybe he likes it though. We don't tell him what to think.
Father Of The Pride is a bust. Of Barbra Streisand!
Jess Lane is replused. And intrigued? She might need to watch more to know for sure.
Donkey from Shrek is here to make everything make even less sense. Jordy Bogguss is here to tell us we've been watching the opening titles of Father Of The Pride all wrong this whole time. And William Bennett is here because the world loves former Secretery of Education jokes.
Father Of The Pride evolves into everything Derick and no one else has always wanted. Andrew Linde is with us to figure out what drugs turkeys prefer, if Pepsi from a 2 liter tastes the same as it does froma fountain and just how much these lions owe Michael Jackson.
And so we begin to make unsuspecting people watch Father Of The Pride. First up, voice acting superstar Tara Sands and regular acting person Matt Kawczynski. We'll never apologize enough.
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From the mind of Jeffrey Katzenberg and the mouths of big time actors, Father Of The Pride was a major part of NBC's 2004 fall slate. As you can tell by the fact that we are talking about it, it did not go as planned. You can wach it on Peacock though, so did it fail, really?
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Swans Crossing will not leave us alone and that's just fine with everyone. Rob Bowen joins us and confirms that Swans Crossing did, in fact, exist and isn't just a collective fever dream we never want to wake up from.
As you can see by the run time, this isn't a regular episode. Yes, it's about Wonderfalls, but also other things. Namely, Joan Of Arcadia. We explain (as best we can) what's going on in the first two minues, but hey, don't hurt yourself. Take small bites.
If you're looking for a specific guest or episode, follow this guide:
0:00 - 2:20 - Introduction
2:20 - 10:56 - from "Wax Lion" with Gariana Abeyta
10:56 - 18:21 - from "Pink Flamingos with Lauren Flans
18:21 - 32:26 - from "Karma Chameleon" with Chris Hayner
32:26 - 36:04 - from "Wound-Up Penguin" with Kevyn Schmidt and Matt Kawczynski
36:04 - 1:03:06 - from "Crime Dog" with Hilary Woodward
1:03:06 - 1:09:44 - from "Muffin Buffalo" with Brian Sadecki
1:09:44 - 1:23:31 - from "Barrel Bear" with Jordy Bogguss
1:23:31 - 1:33:10 - from "Lovesick Ass" with @VeryCoolEmily
1:33:31 - 1:55:55 - from "Safety Canary" with Rob Lewis
1:55:55 - 2:08:01 - from "Lying Pig" with Pete Capella
2:08:01 - 2:09:00 - from " Cocktail Bunny with Harry Nelson
2:09:00 - 2:09:03 - seems like a mistake, but there's actually nothing here
2:09:03 - 2:27:00 - from "Caged Bird" with Chris Hayner
We say goodbye to Wonderfalls the only way we know how. With a caged bird schreeching in the background.
You think I'm kidding.
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Hilary sits in for Derick and helps tip toe through the totem poles. Or maybe moles, but no one is convinced.
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Tinted blue vision is a real (if rare) side effect of Viagra! And that is the least of the mysteries guest Harry Nelson solves for us in this episode.
Derick is so finished with Wonderfalls he doesn't even want to open a DVD case to watch it anymore. If only there were a stuffed donkey around to keep him motivated.
Derick is so finished with Wonderfalls he doesn't even want to open a DVD case to watch it anymore. If only there were a stuffed donkey around to keep him motivated.
The Bartender continues to invade Derick's nightmares. Jordy Bogguss and Rue McClanahan are here to cushion the blow.
Brian Sadecki is with us to talk muffins, buffalos, tv themes, beth grant, celebrity encounters and face blindness.
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Hilary Woodward is here because she can't help herself when it comes to Canadian border corssing stories.
45 minutes earlier...
We talk about the 5th episode of Wonderfalls, "Crime Dog."
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Matt Kawczynski and Kevyn Schmidt don't particularly like Wonderfalls. Neither does Derick, apparently. This is an odd way to find out.
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Accredited television critic Chris Hayner is here to talk about the third episode of Wonderfalls. And buys the DVDs on the show! It's a big day for us. And for sellers of Wonderfalls DVDs.
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Coming Out Pod's Lauren Flans is here to find out everything she forgot about Wonderfalls.
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Does Wonderfalls have the best theme song in television history? Is Jaye Tyler the greatest lead character of all time? Is Wonderfalls the best show to ever only last one season? We answer none of these questions, but we do ask all of them.
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There's only seven episodes of Fox Network insanity The Pitts, so we're covering them all at once. They're The Pitts!
That video about The Pitts.
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Our first breath of Swans Crossing won't be our last, we'll just lock in the family vault until next time.
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An overstuffed finale to say farewell to Bunheads and our first season.
The Bunheads Farewell Video
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Harry Nelson is back with us for Daniel Palladino's version of a Bunheads finale. The one with a fire, a condom, a suspect wedding and a happy ending for everyone.
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We check in with past guests Andrew and Emily so Derick can find out if everyone was lying to him about watching Bunheads.
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Sulia Altenberg is back for the first time. In an alternate universe, you heard her talk about episode 10 of Bunheads, but in this one, it had to be 15, which maybe isn't as pleasant, but as you learned last week, in every universe, it could have been worse.
It's the episode we've been waiting for: Jordan tries to help, Melanie has things to do, Boo and Carl have a vision of the future and Michelle's brother wants to sing with her! Thank goodness Jordy Bogguss is here to help.
We've exhausted the world's supply of people who have watched Bunheads and now we wander the hellscape alone, with only the ghost of Cousin Brusie to guide us. Which is terrible for us because he's still alive. Also: a financial investigation of Bunheads.
Hilary Woodward can't get enough of Bunheads and Bunheads can't get enough of her. So she's back already to talk about infinite summers, boring boyfriends and how Channing Tatum is just Jenna Dewan's ex-husband.
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Finger acting, summer Nutcrackers, raptured parents, short term interview loss, spite showrunning and contraband Gap clothes. Denzel Belin is here to prove he should be the one hosting this show.
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A disaster struck Paradise this week, but Richard Monahan is here to save the day.
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Hilary Woodward doesn't want us to dwell on the past. Unless that past is Bunheads, of course.
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@NothingNewPod's Andrew Linde is with us this week for the 8th episode of Bunheads. Also: Gilmore Girls, TV vs. movies, runnning times, characters named Boo and of course, The Oretega Maneuver.
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"Every Bunheads is someone's first Bunheads." - Emily
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Pete Capella is not a fan. Of Bunheads. Of L O S T. Of us, especially, for making him watch these things.
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Ashley Sutton is here to make up for past Bunheads sins. But Bunheads never forgives.
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Harry Nelson helps us understand punctuation and the art of going with the Bunheads flow.
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Our first guest is Matt Kawczynski. He's brand new to Bunheads and frankly sounds a little obsessed with Ginny's mom.
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Bunheads begins! (Again) It's the 10th anniversary of this single season show. You can watch it on Hulu. So do that! Then come back here and listen.