Podcasts about brett summers

The Eye of the Beholder review and watch-along. While investigating the disappearance of the USS Ariel crew, Kirk and company uncover a world where everything is perfect—a little too perfect. In this episode of Saturday Morning Trek, hosts Aaron Harvey and Joe Slepski take you on a side journey through the works of the episode’s writer, David P. Harmon, to find out where Happy Days originated, the influence of the Magnificent Seven on Star Trek, and, of course, we answer the pressing question, "What is Brett Summers famous for?" Oh yes, and we also find out what happened to the crew of the Ariel. So get your DVDs, Blu-rays, or Netflix ready, grab a bowl of Quisp cereal, and join us in the wood-paneled den for this hybrid review and watch-along! Chapters Intro (00:01:22) The Match Game, Brett Summers and the Magnificent Seven (00:03:47) Love American Style (00:12:46) Watch-along "They Eye of the Beholder" (00:15:49) Episode Reaction (00:39:53) Closing (00:45:24) Hosts Aaron Harvey and Joe Slepski Production Aaron Harvey (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Eric Extreme (Associate Producer) Joo Kim (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

Ready to Unload: with Cal & Sanpete NY SPORTSTALK RADIO SHOW / PODCAST Episode #3.14 4/12/12 Here's a bit of what we talked about: -- Cal was exhausted, which we found out, causes him to speak in a dialect of a long lost Jersey Shore house member. This inspired an inspired conversation about the new Italian American from NY sterotype, and to PJ letting us all know the Brooklyn Italian accent is all because of the Dutch. Yes. The Dutch.  -- We then actaully talked about sports, namely, the Rangers and playoff hockey, and the Knicks as a dangerous team should they make the playoffs. -- Then the Match Game conversation started. Too much to list here, but we learned Sanpete loves Nipsy Russell and Cal somehow knows who Brett Summers is/was.  -- We had a spontaenous VH1 "Sanpeteology", where poor Cal was regaled with stories of Sanpete and PJ's band days. Riveting for Cal, no doubt. Fun listening if you a) knew Sanpete in the late 90's, or b) have known PJ for the last 20 years or c) understand how much both Sanpete and PJ love themselves. -- Then we talked baseball, Mets, Yankees, and Ozzie Guillen. Got a little political up in there. But in a nice way. In doing so, we found out Marge Schott was a terrible, terrible person.  --In the RTU: Funload, we talked about the actual trophies in the 4 major sports, and compared them to the awards for acting. Very funny. Promise.