UnAired!: Recent Episodes
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Charlie Edwards 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. New episodes every other Tuesday
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 pitch future episodes and try to fix the show in Retool Time
Check out The Scavengers Network: https://www.scavengersnetwork.com/
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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 Shawn on This Show!
Check out Face Jam, an insanely funny show!: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/face-jam/id1486496552
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", since catchphrases are built into the show, and some weird pitches.
Check out 5 Q's With Anders Croft:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/5-qs-with-anders-croft/id1491854020
Oofa doofa, did we cover one huge problematic show this week. This week, Ed is joined by Daniel (Concept Podcast, Bike Brigade Podcast, among others!) to crack the bad egg that is He-Hog The Atomic Pig, an unsold pilot from 1999. Join them as they debut the new segment "Retool Time" (Tim Allen, don't sue me) to retool and remake this show in a way thats not terrible
Check out Dan's twitter to find all his podcasting work!
https://twitter.com/Dantendo64
We cooked up a good episode for episode 69 (nice). This week, Ed is joined by Gavin (@ThePodReport) to cover the bastardization of Kitchen Confidential. Yup, they turned that book into a Fox sitcom with Bradley Cooper. Join us as we pitch episodes with Wallace Shawn and Richard Kind, its kind of a big deal.
Check out Standard Docking Procedure: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/standard-docking-procedure/id1445721627
Smell that? That's the buttery smell of justice. This week, Ed is joined by Jacob of the Love YA Like Crazy podcast to discuss the 2001 live action Fox show, The Tick. Join them as they talk about this strange show. Pitches include The Tick meeting Patrick Warburton and a round of "Why in the World Isn't Wallace Shawn on This Show?"
Check out Love YA Like Crazy: http://loveyalikecrazy.com/
While Bill and Ted are most excellent, this 1992 live action show was not. This week, Ed is joined by Miles from Best Darn Diddly to review the failed attempt at a live action television adaptation of Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure. Join us as we pitch a crossover into the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise and the duo breaking reality to meet Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves.
Check out Best Darn Diddly: http://bestdarndiddly.podbean.com/
We're breaking all the rules this week...well, just the one that says we only cover shows canceled in one season. This week, we cover the (inexplicable) two season show Baby Bob, based on the talking baby from the freeinternet.com commercials. Join us as we pitch episodes featuring mascot corporate espionage, a talking dog, and a new segment "Catchphrase You Later" where we pitch potential catchphrases for the characters in this show.
Hey y'all, no new episode this week, in its place is the pilot of my audio drama, InSpectre.
Former detective, and current ghost, Calvin Westover decides to stick around for a bit before passing on, working as a P.I. (Paranormal Investigator) to solve crimes of the supernatural nature, aided by his unpaid intern, Arthur
Subscribe to it on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inspectre/id1477356732
cue heroic music Greg Tilton (Rumor Flies, Jacks of Trades) is back this week as our first three-peat guest to discuss failed 1987 ABC show Once a Hero! Join us as we discuss just how dated this show is, and as we pitch future episodes. Pitches include a Riverdale crossover and a very Stranger Than Fiction style ending.
Check out Rumor Flies:
http://www.rumorfliespodcast.com
Check out Jacks of Trades:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jacks-of-trades/id1166712053
Its a podswap! Enjoy this awesome episode of Let's Chat! with Chris Revill and make sure you subscribe to his show! Rahul Kohli is a television, film and stage actor known for playing Dr. Ravi Chakrabarti on iZombie. You may have also seen Rahul Supergirl playing Jack Spheer. On this episode Rahul chats about landing the role on iZombie, Supergirl, his love of Ricky Gervais, diversity in Hollywood and on iZombie, his social media presence, his upcoming Netflix movie Happy Anniversary with Ben Schwartz (Jean Ralphio!),Star Wars, how the cast of iZombie are real life friends, some hints at season 4 of iZombie (Premiering February 26th on The CW), and much more
The dog days of summer are coming to an end, and thus, we must say good bye to DOGust, but not before one more buckwild dog based show! This week, I'm joined again by Ismay of Crit Chat and Half Damage to discuss TV pilot turned TV movie, K-9000. Join us as we discuss this knock off of both Turner and Hooch AND Lethal Weapon and pitch some bizarre directions this show could have gone.
Check out Crit Chat and Half Damage!
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crit-chat/id1336408259
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/half-damage-podcast/id1426476646
Its the second episode of DOGust, and boy, did we fetch a bizarre show. This week, we covered Poochinski, a show where Peter Boyle plays a detective that dies and comes back as a talking dog. Yup, we're just as confused as you are, how did this get greenlit? Episode pitches include a dog vs man battle for consciousness and a crossover between My Name is Earl, this show, and 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd
We're kicking off the theme month of Dogust with a not so great show based on a great movie about a good boy. I'm joined by Colin Parker (The Scavengers Network, Myth Takes) to cover the ill fated pilot for a Turner & Hooch TV show. Join us as we create a doggy cinematic universe and ponder why Tom Hanks was once ageless.
Check out The Scavengers Network!
https://www.scavengersnetwork.com/
Ever wonder what would happen if The Big Bang Theory and Animaniacs had a baby? No? Oh...well, Adult Swim did when they adapted a comic book. This week, I'm joined by Bill from Escape This Podcast to talk about Welcome to Eltingville, a failed animated pilot based on the comic Eltingville. Join us as we discuss this nerd fest and play another round of "Why in the World Isn't Wallace Shawn in This Show"
Check out Escape This Podcast: http://www.escapethispodcast.com/
Much like a zombie, this week's pilot was resurrected from the dead. This week, I'm joined by Ismay of the Half Damage Podcast and Crit Chat to discuss Babylon Fields, a failed CBS show about the undead. BTW, the undead are horny as hell.
We are back after an unexpected hiatus (cancer in the family), and we're starting off UnAired!'s 4th year! I'm joined by AJ from Straight off the Top of My Headlines to discuss The New Adventures of Beany and Cecil, a Saturday morning cartoon by the creator of Ren and Stimpy. Oh yeah, there's a villain who looks suspiciously like Waluigi, so we have fun with that.
This week, Ed is joined by Chris Revill (Lets Chat! with Chris Revill) to talk about a show they love to hate, Great Scott! This stinker of a show stars Tobey Maguire as an over imaginative kid...yup, thats pretty much all its about...standard sitcom with small imagination sequences...
We're back with week 2 of Bateman-uary, this time covering a failed Jason Bateman-centric pilot, Black Sheep. No, not the one with David Spade and Chris Farley, this weird sitcom stars Jason Bateman and Jeffrey Dean Morgan and follows a failed wall street exec who goes home to work in his brother's auto shop.
New year, new episode. We're kicking off our month long Jason Bateman TV show coverage, Bateman-uary, with The Jake Effect. Join us as we pitch a spinoff in the new segment, Spinnin Off, and somehow draw inspiration from the original run of Rosanne.
Nothing says Christmas time like a failed TV show based on a movie! This week, I'm joined by host of the podcast "My Minute with Andre", Woody Battaglia, to talk about the extremely weird pilot for Darkman. We pitch episode ideas, a series finale, and since Woody's show focuses on a Wallace Shawn movie, you know we gotta take another swing at the segment "Why in the World isn't Wallace Shawn in this Show"
Love is in the air, Love Monkey, that is. This week, I'm joined by host of the Maximum Fun podcast Go Fact Yourself, J Keith Van Straaten, to discuss 2006's failed show Love Monkey. This show stars Tom Kavanaugh as an A&R rep for a record label, and tows the line between comedy and drama. Navigating the music industry is hard, too hard for Tom Kavanaugh, unfortunately, cause this show got canned.
Check out Go Fact Yourself!
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/go-fact-yourself/id1323113336?mt=2
This week, I'm joined by America's Radio Sweetheart, founder of the Maximum Fun network, host of NPR's Bullseye, and host of Jordan Jesse Go, Jesse Thorn. We talk Police Squad, how amazing it is, and how amazing Wallace Shawn is.
This week, Ed is joined by Jess McKenna from Off Book: The Improvised Musical to discuss a show that delves into musical theater, Kristin Chenoweth's failed NBC sitcom, Kristin. Join them as they pitch a way to get rid of a sleazy main character, bring focus back to Kristin, and bring a nerd into the show with the segment Into the Urkel-verse.
In our Halloween episode, we cover something spooooky, ghosts AND a not so good show. This week, we cover the failed sitcom, Nearly Departed, from Monty Python's Eric Idle. Join us as we bring in a martini drinking dog and Steve Urkel.
We're back, baby! In our 50th episode, we cover the failed Mel Brooks TV show, The Nutt House, about a wacky hotel. We retire an old segment, and birth a new one in its wake. Sorry for the audio quality, we done goofed on mic setup.
This week, Ed is joined by Brandon from the Film Foil podcast to discuss a show based on a film. They take a bite out of Zombieland (zombie pun), the ill fated Amazon TV pilot based on the hit film of the same name. Break out your twinkies and get ready for a fun episode!
Its getting Biblical! Not really, the Bible isn't on video. This week, I'm joined by Chris Revill of Lets Chat! with Revill and Friends to discuss the failed animated series God, the Devil and Bob. The show has French Stewart, need I say more?
Ed and Eddy brave the horrible audio farie's curse this week to cover the failed show Life on a Stick, about two goobers who work in a corn dog stand. Oh, and also, The Tucc is Loose again this week. We really gotta keep an eye on Stanley Tucci. Apologies for the bad audio quality, but shit happens.
Friend of the show Gavin joins Ed this week with a backdoor pilot for a Ghost Rider animated series. They tried to make a kids show about a flaming skull man who hunts evil people...yup. The show would have premiered as season 1 episode 5 of The Incredible Hulk animated series.
Be prepared for Tim Curry impressions galore this week, as we cover his failed ABC sitcom "Over the Top", where Curry plays a failed actor who moves into the hotel his ex wife manages. The show also starred Annie Potts and Steve Carrell. What a stacked cast for such a panned show.
We're entering new territory here this week, as we cover our first backdoor pilot. The Farm (season 9, episode 17) was intended to launch a Dwight centric spin off after The Office closed its doors. It wasn't picked up to series, but that didn't stop us from speculating what could have been!
Don't call it a come back...wait, actually, do call it that. We're back from hiatus with an amazing episode! This week, I'm joined by Zach Reino from Off Book: The Improvised Musical Podcast on Earwolf to cover a musical show, Cop Rock. Join us as we recap this bizarre blend of upbeat music and dramatic police procedural, and pitch a very Ninja Turtle centric future for the show!
Check out Off Book!
http://www.earwolf.com/show/off-book/
Didn't have time to get an episode ready, so in its place is the pilot episode for my new audio drama series, Dot Con
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/con/id1289914046
Ed and Andy help themselves to a show about a self help guru! This week, we cover the failed Jason Alexander vehicle, Bob Patterson, and Ed introduces a new segment.
Theme song by Sounds Like an Earful, licensed under Creative Commons
Promos from Podible and Headline Heroes
Sorry for the audio issues in advance (thanks, Zencastr...). This week, Ed is joined by Miles from The Best Darn Diddly Review Show to discuss the failed attempt to make a live action Clerks TV show. Thats right...they tried to make a network sitcom out of Clerks...
Theme song by Sounds Like an Earful, Licensed under Creative Commons
Promos from Color Me Dead Podcast and The DeRailers
Happy New Year everyone! It's our last episode of 2017, and what better way to end the year than with an awesome guest! This week, Greg Tilton (of Rumor Flies and Jacks of Trades) returns to discuss the failed attempt to turn Revenge of the Nerds into a TV show! Let's get nerdy!
Promos by The Wild Pitch Podcast and The Cretins Guild
Theme song by Sounds Like an Earful, licensed under Creative Commons
It's a Christmas Miracle (curse?). It is our shortest episode because the show we cover is the worst thing we've ever watched. We covered a show we originally vowed to never cover, Fish Police. This HORRIBLE atrocity of televison starred so many stars, but was garbage. Pitches include a crossover with Finding Nemo and Spongebob Squarepants.
Promos from The Podcast Discovery Show and The Something Random Podcast.
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We cover our oldest show yet this week, with a very special guest. We covered The Adventures of Super Pup, a version of Superman where everyone is a dog, with Drew from Headline Heroes! This may be the worst TV show we covered, but one of the best episodes we have done. Pitches include many Superman villains with dog puns as names.
Promos from My Thing Can Beat Your Thing and Writer's Bone
Theme song by Sounds Like an Earful, licensed under Creative Commons
Here's how the month of December is gonna go down in terms of the podcast
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Happy Thanksgiving, y'all! This year, we're thankful that this horrible TV show didn't make it past the pilot episode! With the Justice League movie coming out, Ed and Andy decided to cover the 1997 TV movie/pilot episode for Justice League of America. Pitches include Atom's Shrinking Tips, Pee-Wee as a terrible villain, and Condiment King...you read that right...Condiment King is a very real villain in the DC universe...
Promos this week from Best Darn Diddly and The DeRailers
Theme song by Sounds Like an Earful, licensed under Creative Commons
We didn't finish editing in time, so this week's episode is delayed until next week. Until then, here's some bloopers! (feel nostalgic about the episodes with Eddy)
We cover one of the many projects Matthew Perry had after Friends finished its run, Mr. Sunshine. Perry plays a guy that manages a stadium, and zaniness ensues. Pitches include The Harlem Globetrotters, a hockey miscommunication, and the return of The Tucc is Loose with a Stanley Tucci guest appearance. Promos from Headline Heroes and Kid Tested Mother Approved.
Theme song by Sounds Like an Earful, licensed under Creative Commons
We're joined by Phil from My Thing Can Beat Your Thing this week to discuss Clone High. Tangents ensue, clones are discussed, and both pitch some good episodes with characaturizations of historical figures.
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Promos from The Wild Pitch Podcast and Secret Transmission Podcast
Check out My Thing Can Beat Your Thing: http://www.mythingcanbeatyourthing.com/
OOoooOOOhhh, it's our spooky Halloween special! This week, we cover The Elvira Show, and its so bad it's scary. Pitches include Jack Black, a Sabrina crossover, and a meta episode.
Promos this week from Something Random Podcast, Salty Canadian, and Best Darn Diddly
We're back after our week off, and our audio got messed up, thanks Zencastr. This week, Steve returns to discuss Total Recall 2070 and it's Blade Runner connections. Promos this week from .CON and Writer's Bone
Check out .CON
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/con/id1289914046?mt=2
Check out Writer's Bone
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/writers-bone/id807963512?mt=2
So, there's no new episode this week due to my ridiculous work schedule, so in its place, here's a teaser trailer for my scripted project ".CON"
Well, this is new, we cover a TV show that is still on the air this week. Our Pre-Cogs predict this show will be canceled, so we preemptively did an episode on it. This week, we cover the Fox sitcom Ghosted, starring Adam Scott and Craig Robinson. Pitches include a Ghostbusters crossover and a 21 Jump Street crossover. Promos from Color Me Dead Podcast and Secret Transmission Podcast. Theme song from Sounds Like an Earful, licensed under Creative Commons
Ed and Andy talk about the unsold pilot "Super Nerds" this week, starring Brian Posehn, Patton Oswalt, and Sarah Silverman. Pitches include a Lost connection, a D&D night gone wrong, and a ton of guest stars. Hey Patton? Can you sell us the rights to this show? Promos this week from Kid Tested Mother Approved, The Wild Pitch, and Something Random.
We've hit episode 30! This week, Ed and Mac watch the 2003 failed sitcom The Pitts, starring Dylan Baker and Lizzy Caplan. Pitches include a Pee Wee guest spot and some wild wishes from the characters. Promos this week from Headline Heroes and The DeRailers.
Check out Headline Heroes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/headline-heroes/id1223845471?mt=2
Check out The DeRailers: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-derailers-podcast/id1242028376?mt=2
This episode is downright Payne-ful. Get it? We have audio issues this week, our bad. Ed is joined again by his twin to discuss Payne, one of the failed attempts to remake Fawlty Towers for the United States. Pitches include a Suite Life of Zack and Cody crossover. Special appearances by the guys from False Starts Podcast and promos from Secret Transmission and Writer's Bone.
Check out False Starts Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1266287325
Check out Secret Transmission: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/secret-transmission-podcast/id1090705905?mt=2
Check out Writer's Bone: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/writers-bone/id807963512?mt=2
Oh jeez, this episode is a doozy. Ed is joined by his original cohost Andy to cover Capitol Critters, a bizzare animated show about mice that live in the White House. Many tangents ensue. Episode pitches include a time traveling bug, a terminator parody, and a series finale with a Ratatoullie connection. Featuring promos from My Thing Can Beat Your Thing and The Wild Pitch.
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Check out My Thing Can Beat Your Thing: http://www.mythingcanbeatyourthing.com/
Check out The Wild Pitch: http://wildpitchpodcast.com/
Rumor has it, Ed has a guest this week. Ed is joined by Greg Tilton, from Rumor Flies and producer of Jacks of Trades, to cover the failed 2007 pilot "Lipshitz Saves the World". This pilot, starring Ty Burell and Leslie Nielsen, is bonkers. We bring back an old, forgotten segment, "The Tucc is Loose". Also featured is a promo from Best Darn Diddly!
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Check out Rumor Flies: http://www.rumorfliespodcast.com/
Check out Jacks of Trades: http://www.jacksoftradespodcast.com/
Check out Best Darn Diddly: http://bestdarndiddly.podbean.com/
Ed is joined by his friend Mac this week to cover the 1991 NBC pilot, Lookwell! This show stars Adam West as an aging TV detective who thinks he can solve real life crimes, written by Conan O'Brien and Robert Smigel (the show, not the real life crimes). Pitches include a stand off between TV detectives, a flashback episode, and a series finale with a huge twist. This is one time where something wasn't better left unaired!
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This week, we are joined by Derek from The Wild Pitch to....make some wild pitches. We cover the failed HBO pilot "Life on Mars" starring Bob Odenkirk and Janeane Garofalo, which is known as "the anti-Friends". Pitches include a ton of guest stars, including Mr. Show connections. Some things are better left UnAired!
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Check out The Wild Pitch: http://wildpitchpodcast.com/
Remakes are always a great idea, right? This week, Ed is joined by Gavin from The Red Light Library Podcast to cover the U.S. remake of Coupling. Pitches include a bottle episode, a Sweeps Week episode with Colin Farrell, and a Friends/Will and Grace crossover episode, establishing the NBC Cinematic Universe (the NBCCU). Some things are better left UnAired!
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Check out The Red Light Library Podcast!
https://soundcloud.com/redlightlibrary
We're back....again! Ed and his twin, John, cover Stark Raving Mad, a show about a neurotic book editor and an unconventional author, starring Tony Shaloub and Neil Patrick Harris. Pitches include partying authors, Ron Howard, and a Monk connection. Some things are better left UnAired!
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Ed had some health problems, so we missed two a few episodes, oops. We're back with a new episode later this week, until then, here's the first episode of bloopers
We're back, with our first episode of 2017! What better way to start it off than to watch The Michael J. Fox Show, the 2013 NBC sitcom starring Michael J. Fox and Betsy Brandt of Breaking Bad. Join Ed and Eddy as they recap the show, then pitch their ideas for future episodes. Episode pitches include Michael J. Fox getting a Doctor Octopus-esque exoskeleton, a Matt Lauer award show showdown, and a Back to the Future reunion.
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Much like New Years, Ed and Eddy dropped the ball. This episode was supposed to be out the week of Christmas, but these two fools work retail and thus didn't get it out in time. This episode, they discuss the 1994 Fox sitcom Monty, starring Henry Winkler, David Schwimmer, and David Krumholtz. Join them as they review the pilot and pitch what could have been future episodes of this show.
Christmas is right around the corner, so we're celebrating with a show based on a game on everyone's wishlist, Battletoads. Join Ed and Eddy as they watch the 1992 attempt to make a television show out of Battletoads. Its TOADally not good.
Ed and Eddy cover Cavemen this week, a show based on a Geico commercial...what could possibly go wrong with that? With a new format this week, they very briefly recap the show then get right into their pitches for what could have been future episode of Cavemen. Crave the cave!
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Saddle up with Ed and Eddy this week as they watch the 2004 reboot of Mr. Ed. Join them as they watch the one episode reboot that was never aired by Fox, and pitch episodes including one with Mr. Ed on a cruise and a visit to the MOOry show (a cow Maury). Hi Ho Silver...er...Ed!
Ed and Eddy celebrate Halloween this week in this spooktacular episode. This week, they watch the 2012 Munsters reboot, Mockingbird Lane. The show, starring Jerry O'Connell, Portia de Rossi, Eddie Izzard, written by Bryan Fuller, is a scary good time. Join Ed and Eddy as they watch the show, then pitch what could have been future episodes, including ones with a zombie Cheyenne Jackson and Van Helsing as a bumbling detective. BOO!
This week, Ed and Eddy delve into Heat Vision and Jack, a pilot produced for Fox ,that wasn't picked up, about an astronaut that gets super intelligence from sunlight who goes on adventures with his talking motorcycle. This show is quite the ray of sunshine...also, this show was produced and written by Dan Harmon (one of the people behind Community and Rick and Morty), directed by Ben Stiller, starring Jack Black and Owen Wilson, this show had some big stars...hehe, another space pun. Knowledge is power, for real!
This week, Ed and Eddy MacGyver a new episode out of paperclips, a rubber band, and last month's Maxim Magazine. They watch the 2003 unaired pilot "Young MacGyver" starring Jared Padalecki of Supernatural in the titular role. Join them as they review the show and pitch what could have been future episodes. Just remember, some things are better left UnAired!
Ed and Eddy delve into Bill Lawrence's failed (and aptly titled show) Nobody's Watching. Join them as they torture themselves by recanting this atrocity that was dropped by both the WB and NBC before even getting the chance to see the light of day. I guess its true what Ed says, some things are better left UnAired!
Ed and Eddy get wild this week with the NBC sitcom Something Wilder. Join them as they try to honor Gene Wilder by discussing his bizarre sitcom, featuring Alice Cooper, a dominatrix, and the owner of the mouse. Get wild? How about we get Wilder!
Heyo there, Logic ate Eddy's audio track from what was supposed to be last week's episode, and we wasted time this week trying to recover it to no avail, so we didn't have time to record a new episode. In place of an episode this week, you get a sampler! Its a bunch of clips from past episodes, so listen to relive some moments or share it with a friend so they can get a taste of what UnAired is! We'll be back with a new episode next week.
Ed and Eddy kick things up a notch this week with NBC's Emeril, the 2001 failed sitcom based on the life of Emeril LaGasse. Join them as they pitch future episodes, a Cake Boss connection, and a spin off with a psychotic Martha Stuart. God Bamn!
This week, Ed and Eddy delve deep into NBC's hidden gem, Marry Me (created by David Caspe, creator of Happy Endings). Join them in their pursuit to pitch future episodes, a spin off, a crossover with Happy Endings, a series finale, and Ed thinking that Eddy's revelation of this week's show title was actually a marriage proposal...awkward.
This week, Ed and Eddy watch NBC's failed attempt to bring Wonder Woman back to the small screen with 2011's unaired Wonder Woman pilot. Its like they got tied up with her Lasso of Truth, because they aren't holding anything back! Join them as they review the show and pitch how they think the show could have proceeded if it had been allowed to continue.
Ed and Eddy delve deep into the world of animated retirement homes this week with the unaired Adult Swim pilot "Coffin Dodgers". You won't believe how gross they are (the animated retirement homes, not Ed and Eddy).
Ed and Eddy watch the unaired pilot "Area 57" starring Matthew Lillard and Paul Reubens. This show is out of this world...oh yeah, probably should have mentioned this show has an alien...now that pun makes sense.
The question on Ed and Eddy's minds' this week is...Where's Rodney? In the ground...he's in the ground, he's dead...RIP Rodney Dangerfield
Ed and his twin brother John delve deep into the mysterious lives of animated lions as they watch 2004's Father of the Pride. It's upROARiously funny...see what I did there? Because lions roar! Haha....I'm so alone.
We are back, baby! Ed and Steve are joined by guest Tyler Marchant from the Cynical Cartoons podcast to discuss...a cynical cartoon, the one episode Adult Swim Show "Korgoth of Barbaria". Excelsior!
After a month, Ed and Andy return as they watch “The Michael Richards Show”. Join them in their “delight” with this atrocity of television.
Ed, Steve, and guest star Steve watch the infamous show “Heil Honey, I’m Home”. Many historical inaccuracies and crossovers appear.
Ed, Andy, and Steve are back this week with the 2000 CBS sitcom “Bette”. The fellas go off on some tangents, drunk Andy wreaks havoc, and they all share their thoughts on the future of “Bette” (including making a cross over episode with “Some of My Best Friends”).
Ed, Steve, and Andy watch the 2001 CBS sitcom “Some of My Best Friends” in the inaugural episode of UnAired! They share their vision of how the show would have went if it hadn’t been cancelled and make up an episode with Stanley Tucci as a guest star.