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When you think of Disney tv shows, what comes to mind? Animated shows like DuckTales, Darkwing Duck, or Gravity Falls? Maybe 2000's live action shows like Hannah Montana, Lizzie McGuire, or That's so Raven? Nothing against those shows but, for 90's kids all around the globe, there was one show that was on everybody's list; Boy Meets World! Cory, Shawn, Topanga, and Eric came into our homes each week on ABC's TGIF block. And, over the seven years that show was on the air, no one influenced the lives of those who influence us more than Mr. George Feeny! Between the Feeny call and his wise advice, Mr. Feeny had a lesson for just about everything we could experience. And my guest this week has never forgotten it all the good that one man did for those he cared about.

Garbage and Gold Episode 013: TGIF Shows We are headed back to the 90's and this time, its a Friday night tv staple: the shows from ABC's TGIF lineup. After Lindsey asks a serious but rhetorical question, we dive into straight up deliberation. Lindsey and Lisa have a lot of feelings about our own garbage picks, are surprised by a random similarity in our gold picks and ponder the abundance of catchphrases that every TGIF show used. As always, we share our favorite listener comments and we've tallied the poll results from the new jobs episode! We'd love for you to join the conversation! Twitter: https://twitter.com/garbagegoldpod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garbagegoldpod/ 00:44 - Recap to New Jobs and Listener Shoutouts 08:37 - Introduction to TGIF 12:12 - Lindsey Garbage 18:09 - Lisa Garbage 22:53 - Sponsor Break! 25:56 - Lindsey Gold 31:42 - Lisa Gold 36:40 - How to Vote 38:30 - Merch! 39:15 - Next Week's Topic... OUR MERCH STORE IS HERE! (https://form.jotform.com/90848067556166) Sponsors: Simply Sweet Cheesecake - mention the podcast and get 10% off in store! Novelly Yours Candles (https://novellyyourscandles.com/) Theme: Fun Times All the Time by Wolves Transition Music & Sound bites: ASEPresents (http://www.asepresents.com) Cover Art: By Source, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=23541495

Tread Perilously continues its examination of ABC's TGIF lineup with its most iconic series, Family Matters. But will Steve Urkel's media cred survive their look at the episode called "Cheers Looking at You, Kid?" When Urkel discovers Laura's cheerleading competition in Omaha will include some quality time with potential boyfriend Gary, he devises a way to join the trip and spy on Laura. Will Laura call him on his constant hounding and name it for what it is? Meanwhile, Carl and Harriet have the house to themselves and plan for a very romantic weekend. Will Urkel find a way to interrupt their plans as well? Erik declares Urkel a stalker and decides Seth MacFarlane is better than Zach Braff. Justin refuses to refer to Carl Winslow as anything but Sgt. Al Powell. He also examines the changes in screen kissing over the decades. Erik gets confused about sports movies. Kellie Shanygne Williams gets MVP status thanks  to naturalistic approach to playing Laura. Erik and Justin discuss credit sequence formats from 20th Century sitcoms. Urkel's stalker status leads to a new series pitch called the Snowbank Killer. Erik discusses the TV trope of the "dim" best friend and both find some virtues in the Family Matters pilot. Also, Urkel is a stalker.

Tread Perilously's examination of ABC's TGIF lineup continues with an episode of Full House called "My Left and Right Foot." When DJ, Stephanie and Kimmy Gibbler make fun of her feet -- which a shoe salesman tells them are slightly larger than average for a girl her age -- Michelle gets extreme anxiety; leading to stress dreams and a radical solution. Meanwhile, Uncle Jesse has to tell Becky that she cannot be part of his trio with Joey and Danny because her voice is terrible. Will he be able to teach her how to harmonize? Sarah Madden joins Erik and Justin for a stroll down dim 1990s memories. Justin freaks out when he realizes Full House is a Dune-sized epic. Erik refuses to use Dave Coulier's catchphrase. Sarah schools Erik on his unkind use of "Yoko" as a verb. He conjures up memories of the short-lived sitcom You Again? while Sarah introduces an unseen terror lurking in Michelle's dream. Justin discusses the relative ease in changing a diaper. The team decides the Tanner mom is from Perfect Stranger's Mypos and died in a comical accident either involving a fat fryer or many goats. They also come to the startling realization that Dave Coulier's head does indeed look like a toe.

Tread Perilously enters the realm of ABC's TGIF sitcom block with its first series, Perfect Strangers and the seventh season episode "The Gazebo." Balki and Larry's attempts to build a gazebo in the back yard remind their wives of a famous comedy duo from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Balki and Larry transform into Laurel and Hardy in a bizarre simulacrum devoid of humor. Faces get smashed, concrete gets poured and the construction project seemingly goes awry. Hilarity does not ensue. Erik and Justin stare into the heart of darkness. Justin learns about Perfect Strangers key role in turning Friday into a family comedy night on ABC. Erik offers his first thoughts on Anson Mount as Star Trek: Discovery's Captain Christopher Pike. It leads to a digression about Star Trek. The pair end up watching the first episode of Perfect Strangers to figure out why "The Gazebo" was devoid of anything funny. Some classic comedy rules are defined while the fictional island of Mypos is explored. Erik co-opts a certain famous catchphrase to prove a point. An attempt at an Alfred Hitchcock impression fails miserably while Erik and Justin try to determine if Laurel and Hardy were actually funny. The ancient art of the Sick Burn returns and The Simpsons episode "Cape Feare" is praised as the pinnacle of half-hour comedy.

What Up Folks!!! We're back with another episode!!! Yo in this joint we talk about ABC's TGIF lineup from the late 80's-90's, and some of our favorite Sitcom Theme Songs. We also get in to the NFL and Kaepernick... Again... And much much more. In MFA we get into to how to be a good white ally or a good ally in general. Remember to LIKE, SHARE, COMMENT, REVIEW!!! PEACE!!!

It's time for Adweek's annual list of the Young Influentials in marketing, media and tech, so this week we're going over the names you might know—and the ones you SHOULD know. We also talk about the strangely parallel fates that befell two men who invented modern Claymation, including California Raisins creator Will Vinton, who just passed away.   We also talk about the return of ABC's TGIF block and, of course, this week's ads worth watching. Sponsor: This episode is brought to you by Flipboard, home of The Insight, a new destination for the advertising industry where news, data stories and inspiration live all in one place. Find it all at TheInsight.Flipboard.com/Adweek

Katie and Drew test out their magical prowess this week as they tackle the ABC's TGIF classic, Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Join them as they discuss season 1's "Dream Date" and season 2's "Rumor Mill," covering the brilliance of Salem, the antics of the aunts, and the power of rumors on mere mortals. Plus, Drew gets excited about a special guest star! Website: http://tfgifpodcast.com Twitter/Instagram: TFGIFPodcast

Welcome to season 3 of Stuck in the 90s! We're bidding a fond farewell to the show format of yesteryear by mixing it up this season. What exactly will it look like moving forward, you ask? We'd love to tell you but we don't really know ourselves. Here's what we do know: Each episode will focus on a topic or two (or three maybe?) that holds relevance to the 90s. We'll be able to do a deeper dive on interesting people/places/things, which we think it will keep the show fresh for many nostalgic episodes to come. If you'd like to sponsor an episode, drop us a line at stuckinthe90spodcast@gmail.com for more info!

WATCH THIS EPISODE AT: https://www.facebook.com/codexprime/videos/1442584802493473/ Carl and Victor get into an amped-up discussion of wack TV shows, as well good TV shows with awful series finales this week! Carl shares his initial thoughts on the book Ready Player One and WWE's new Table for 3 segment with DDP, X-Pac and Scott Hall. Victor reviews the film Detroit and Justin Roberts' book "Best Seat in the House." News headlines this week include HBO's already controversial planned series Confederate, the disquieting Death Wish 2017 trailer, Netflix's acquisition of Millarworld, Daniel Craig returning as 007, and Hulu's acquisition of ABC's TGIF lineup. Hitch up your pants, do the Urkel dance and GET IT! Recorded August 8, 2017 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Email: CodexPrimePodcast@gmail.com CATCH CODEX PRIME AT: Facebook: www.facebook.com/codexprime Twitter: twitter.com/codexprimecast Instagram: instagram.com/codexprimepodcast/ iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/codex…id998035389?mt=2 YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCbDMNJNgnM6y3WB3fA1a1HA SoundCloud: @codex-prime Victor Omoayo - twitter.com/VictorOmoayo - www.youtube.com/user/vomoayo Carl Byrd - Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat: @mrbyrd1027 - bookmrbyrd1027@gmail.com

We tackle the big issues again this week, with a focus on the affordable housing crisis and wage disparity. We encourage people in Seattle to be proactive with regard to their City Council. Then we talk comic books, and ABC's TGIF lineup from the 90s. Yeah we go there. Still Free, enjoy.

Sarah from Ezer Uncaged drops in to help rank the best 90s shows from ABC's TGIF block, debate nude evangelism ethics, and reminisce about inappropriate hymn lyrics that made us laugh when we were 11.

In this first ever episode of the Generation Y Podcast, Amy and Josh discuss the phenomenon that was ABC's TGIF.

Andy Williams, of Every Time I Die, stops by to talk John Hughes' Weird Science and the world of professional wrestling. The guys start the show by documenting the history of ABC's TGIF lineup, including Dinosaurs and a special Boy Meets World/Sabrina, The Teenage Witch crossover episode. Later, Andy reveals meeting both Anthony Michael Hall and Eric Roberts during the same night. The show ends with a complete recasting of classic Hughes' films with wrestlers, and musicians.   

Comedian Amanda Brooke Perrin joins us to talk about ABC's TGIF, Jurassic Park, and waaaay too much Canadian stuff.