Podcasts about F Troop

Foundations of Amateur Radio When you joined the global community of radio amateurs you did so with a perspective that represented, at the time, what you thought the hobby was and how it operated. Since then, years, months, even days ago, that perspective has shifted in both subtle and obvious ways. One of my local amateur radio clubs, Ham College, was specifically formed to provide amateur radio education and license exams. It's where I went to get my Foundation license in 2010 and it's where many of the local amateurs have been taught over the years. For years I've been semi-regularly visiting Ham College during their Foundation course sessions. The purpose of my visit is to share what it's like to be an amateur, what things you don't really know about before you get licensed, and what things to look out for when you are. In general I talk about how to find the rest of the community, what you can expect and what to do with your license once you pass the exam. I try to cover the highlights without overwhelming the audience who technically are not yet amateurs at the time I'm sharing my thoughts. I talk about the endless variety of amateur radio activities, from activating anything that's not moving, or anything that is, depending on the level of adrenaline required, through contesting, camping and bushwalking, antennas, endless antennas and electronics. I talk about low power versus high power, and about community expectations in relation to upgrading to a "real" license. In case you're wondering, a "real" amateur license is any amateur license, including the Foundation license I hold, the introductory license. In my view, ultimately, this is your hobby, where you decide when and how much you want more responsibility and decide to pursue what this means for you. I discuss that the amateur radio community is global, attracting people from all walks of life, from submariners to scientists, from tow truck drivers to teachers, aged from nine to ninety, across all languages. I also touch on some of the less fun aspects of our hobby, specifically bullies. Over the years you've heard me discuss diversity, equity and inclusion in our community and also how there is a vocal minority who make it their mission to present obstacles to anyone who is different in any way. As I've said previously, the only antidote against this intimidation is to call it out and make your views heard, "this is not in the spirit of amateur radio", rather than change the dial and move on. In case you're wondering, changing the dial does nothing to address the issue and has a lasting effect on anyone else on frequency who might feel, or worse, has been, threatened by the bully. I also point out that this obnoxious behaviour is an exception, even if you feel personally attacked, and what you might do and whom you might talk to. For the record, my door is always open. Another example of what I discuss is the local amateur news and the weekly net for new and returning amateurs, F-Troop, midnight UTC on Saturday for an hour, a place where you can ask questions and discuss your issues with a supportive international community of amateurs. As you can tell, I'm not shy in voicing my opinion. Although I set myself a limit of 15 minutes, of late I've been wondering what other things might be of interest to someone who is just taking their first steps on their amateur radio adventure, hours away from taking their exam. What kinds of things would you have liked to know when you started your amateur journey? Get in touch, my address is cq@vk6flab.com. Don't be shy, express your opinion, it's the only thing that changes the world. What do you want the amateurs of tomorrow to know today? How would you equip yourself if you had the chance to start again? I'm Onno VK6FLAB

There's been somethin' strange in the neighborhood for longer than you might realize! I bet you didn't even know who to call, or how to call them. Hint: At least once, you call a Gorilla using a talking-self-destructible fish. On this episode, Chelsea, Kelly, and Nate put on their jumpsuits, grab their De-Materializers, and discuss 1975's The Ghost Busters--a television show that may well have changed human history forever. We also dig into the 1986 Filmation cartoon, Ghostbusters, and all its robo-ghost villain, jalopy driving, skelevision-watching glory. There's also a glorious MouthGarf Report, and some spppppppoooky I See What You Did There! Please give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts! Give The Ghost Busters (1975) and Ghostbusters (1986) a look... if you dare.Want to ask us a question? Talk to us! Email debutbuddies@gmail.comListen to Kelly and Chelsea's awesome horror movie podcast, Never Show the Monster.Get some sci-fi from Spaceboy Books.Get down with Michael J. O'Connor's music!Next time: First Valentine's Day

For the two of you who still want some MORE Olympic coverage, Harry Bartosiak looks back on some of the finest, and "not so finest" moments from the past 70 years of TV Olympics. Which Olympian looked most like a former political leader? And what was Caitlyn Jenner doing in the 1970s? Plus, Jim looks back on a trifecta of mediocre (to him) shows, but also details (perhaps the only time) Jan Murray got a few laughs! Plus, the comedic talents of Ken Berry, and Jim & Harry end the show with a musical performance that could rival Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall!

7/9/24 Hour 2    Vince speaks with Brianna Lyman, Elections Correspondent for The Federalist about Biden's attempt to allow illegal aliens to vote, and Democrats seemingly willing to subvert democracy by canceling the will of primary voters.  Vince speaks with Becket Adams, Columnist for National Review, Washington Examiner and the Hill and Program Director of the National Journalism Center about Jill Biden having her own personal “walk up music” for official events.  Callers notice the song sounds like the intro to “F Troop.”          For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm.   To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese.      Executive Producer: Corey Inganamort @TheBirdWords See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vince speaks with Becket Adams, Columnist for National Review, Washington Examiner and the Hill and Program Director of the National Journalism Center about Jill Biden having her own personal “walk up music” for official events.  Callers notice the song sounds like the intro to “F Troop.”        For more coverage on the issues that matter to you visit www.WMAL.com, download the WMAL app or tune in live on WMAL-FM 105.9 from 3-6pm.   To join the conversation, check us out on social media: @WMAL @VinceCoglianese.      Executive Producer: Corey Inganamort @TheBirdWords See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're joined again by journalist/podcaster Brendan James, cohost of the leftist history podcast Blowback, just in time for an episode inspired by America's wars. After the unexpected reveal that Ned love The Beatles, Bart joins the Pre-Teen Braves. That then leads to an extensive F Troop parody that's a gateway to the secrets of one lead actor on the show. Then it all comes to a head with a line that Fox tried to censor. All that, plus Ralph crashing through a window is born in this week's nondenominational podcast! Support this podcast and get over 150 bonus episodes by visiting Patreon.com/TalkingSimpsons and becoming a patron! And please follow the official Twitter, @TalkSimpsonsPod!

June 13-19, 1970 This week Ken welcomes legendary bass-man, and all around punk rock royalty, Mr. Mike Watt to the show. Ken and Mike discuss San Pedro, first meeting D. Boon, moving to San Pedro in 1967 from Navy Housing, living in the projects, saying no to Alameda, George being from Brocton, strong accents, how all the Minutemen were transplants to San Pedro, D. Boon's mom, how trippy the Summer of 1970 was, Blue Oyster Cult, UHF stations, Wild Wild West, Star Trek, Mission Impossible, not having a color TV, how The Prisoner is Mike's favorite show, M*A*S*H, All in the Family, D. Boon's love of Johnny Carson because his dad was from Nebraska, WWII movies, T. Rex, local horror hosts, the origin of "D." in D. Boom, Steve McQueen, The Sand Pebbles, B-Movies, Svenghouli, Elvira, The Stooges, Vampira, local kid shows, LA's Seymour, Fright Night, opening for The Butthole Surfers, how Gibby Haynes' father was a children's TV Show host called Mr. Peppermint, the JFK assassination, Gumby, Alan Watts, Alex Cox's book about The Prisoner, Ice Station Zebra, Patrick McGoohan, The Honeymooners, Green Acres, stupid characters, My Favorite Martian, Non coms, The Phil Silvers Show, F Troop, punk rock, Ed Sullivan, Robert Mitchem, The Space Race, Mad Magazine, Star Trek The Motion Picture, subscriptions to Scientific America, the importance of learning, serious topics, drunks, Johnny Cash, variety shows, Kirk Douglas, Edward G. Robinson, Two Weeks in Another Town, Carol Kaye's Wild Wild West bass line, Mission Impossible, Hal Blaine, Earl Palmer, Director's control, Kubrick, watching YouTube, The Outer Limits, Soldier, Demon with a Glass Hand, and loving Offbeat Cinema. 

One of the true great guys that represent the sport of drag racing with gusto, Steve Timoszyk is back with us for the fourth time, and we always look forward to having him with us. Topics discussed on today's show include: that drag racin' Timoszyk Syndicate, the Detroit Dragway Reunion's line-up, Mid Western Nostalgia Pro Stocks, Funny Car Chaos, wanna drive a funny car?, get that wild graduation party rolling!, nitro cars, Al Bergler, F-Troop car, how the grand marshal was picked, Great Lake Gassers, Easy Money, Milan Dragway under the lights, how smoothly the DDR is run, get them burnouts, would Steve drive a front engine dragster, 300 cars for DDR!, hero cards, sure-you can talk to the car owners at the DDR and get a pic, multi-generational fans enjoying nostalgia cars, BUGs, the difference between the DDR and the Nostalgia Nationals, how the cars are assembled for the DDR, Detroit Tiger call out, Rock 'n' Race at Dragway 42, what Steve does on race day, parking those car racing groups, the showmanship of the drivers at the DDR, Chris and the fine crew at Milan, how to get more info about DDR and so much more! We are looking forward to being at Milan Dragway this year to be broadcasting the Detroit Dragway reunion. We will be looking forward to talking with Mr. Timoszyk again either at the track or to have him back with us for his fifth time. Always a great guest!    

Many of us in fife and drum know little about the origins and evolution of F-Troop. Most of us know F-Troop as the last corps coming down the road at the end of the muster parade. Well friends, F-Troop is so much more than that. F-Troop sprang from the best of the best in fife and drum at the time. For this episode we have some of the very first members and organizers of F-Troop with us today.  And dare I say, we've never had a more distinguished panel of crazy bastards on this podcast. Plus we'll get perspective from the junior side of fife and drum with our friend Liam Towers. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebotg-podcast/support

Raquel Welch passes, F-Troop becomes relevant again, were TV series better 30 years ago, why you should watch comedian Steven Wright's epic debut on The Tonight Show in, and Rob tells a joke. Sort of. Source

Raquel Welch passes, F-Troop becomes relevant again, were TV series better 30 years ago, why you should watch comedian Steven Wright's epic debut on The Tonight Show in, and ROb tells a joke. Sort of. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

That's life (that's life) No new episode today Enjoy this Random Hit Be back next Tuesday… This Random Hit is packed full of laughs. The guys launch a new segment called The Making of a Podcast that gives a behind the scenes peak of the show and what happens off the air as they discuss the program's topic ideas. This week is a phone conversation about perfect songs for a wedding that will make it an unforgettable event. Shawn and Mark wrap-up the program as they jump in the way-back machine and talk about television shows from 1965, so don't touch that dial and get ready for a walk down memory lane. Plus the Maroon of the Week and a trip to Uncle Mark's Joke Bag. Rebrand Tuesday with some comedy! Subscribe and tell your friends about another funny episode of Randomosity with Shawn and Mark.

On today's Ruminant, Jonah once again finds himself agitated by a veritable cornucopia of asininities. From the idea that every problem in San Francisco can be blamed on COVID to our embarrassing balloon response, no topic is safe from his ire. Can every problem be blamed on late-stage capitalism? What is the difference between good politics and good policy? And how should the Remnant advertise itself to the outside world?Show Notes:- The Daily's episode on San Francisco- Anastasia Tsioulcasa: “An artist's 'Healing Project,' focused on incarceration and violence, wins $1 million”- The Commentary Podcast- What the heck is F Troop?- “It is balloon”

Ron Bargatze, former Vanderbilt Basketball Assistant under Roy Skinner, joins the pod to discuss growing up in the shadows of Memorial Gym, the effect it has on opposing teams, Vandy's loss to Kentucky, Coach Stackhouse's substitutions, how to gameplan without Liam Robbins, the emergence of freshman Malik Dia, this team's postseason chances, the future of the program, and a story on the F Troop. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedorereport/support

April 29 - May 5, 1967 This week Ken welcomes director, producer and writer (Evil, Farscape, The New Twilight Zone, V, Seaquest DSV) Rockne S. O'Bannon to the show.  Ken and Rockne discuss Ken's long time love of Rockne's work and how often it comes up on the show, 1967, the amazing nature of not aging since 1967, the boom of sci-fi TV in 1966, Film reboots of classic TV shows, quantum entanglement, growing up in LA, Rockne's mother being a Busby Barkley dancer, Rockne's father being a gaffer at Warner Brothers, writing your first pilot script at age 10 for The Boy from U.N.C.L.E., realizing people make television at an early age, Isaac Asimov's essay on how sexy Mr. Spock is, Lawrence Welk swimsuit issue, innovation in animal training, Raven with a Gun, writing for streaming shows and dealing with not needing the convention ad break structure, Sci-Fi Channel movie templates, Laugh-In, Hollywood Teletype, commissioned art, the rise of hippy culture in the mainstream, TV Guide's incredibly detailed listings for everything including reruns and sports, Frankenstein Jr, Space Angel, Clutch Cargo, The Andy Griffith Show, The Dick Van Dyke shows status as the greatest TV sitcom ever, Pistols & Petticoats, Gunsmoke, Tom Skerrit's week, The Avengers, Johnny Carson reruns, Saturday Night Live, TV shows about television, It's About Time, Ed Sullivan, the pre-muppet Muppets, Roger Miller's variety show, FBI, Rockne's Dad taking home TV scripts for him to study, the horror of pay tv, white guys as Native Americans, westerns, Steve Allen's invention of everything, Mr. Terrific, Captain Nice, Buck Henry, Get Smart!, The New Twilight Zone, "Wordplay", "The Shadow Man", Darkroom with James Coburn, Joey Bishop, Don Herbert is Mr. Wizard, TV Close Ups, The National Science Test, The Saint, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Girl from U.N.C.L.E., Red Skelton, The Invaders, pinkies, playing it cool around celebrities, Albert Brooks, Night of the Meek, The Afterhours, Fame is the Name of the Game, Lost in Space, Batman '66, Fringe, Evil, time travel, Time Tunnel, being the new Irwin Allen by mistake, gadgets, I Spy, Wild Wild West, Honey West, Green Hornet, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, F Troop, Larry Storch and Forrest Tucker's chemistry, not wanting to talk to Milton Berle, short lived shows that had an outsized impact on pop culture, the power of villains, vigilantes, Bob & Ray, Tim Conway, "you're very pleased to meet me", Patrick McNee's secrets to life, nudists, Mod Tampons, TV Teletype, and Chuck Connors, as a Cowboy in Africa. 

In which The Greater Tokyo Area is yet again attacked by a giant monster, and the combined military needs their collective fats pulled out of the fire by an astronaut team that makes F Troop look like Mensa members. Bonus points for Bic lighter based jet engines, awkward and unrequited love, girls taking showers together, and the overzealous use of menthol shaving cream in the weirdest way possible. Read This Episode's Notes! Visit the Bill Makes Podcasts Website! Leave Feedback To Be Played On The Show at 1(727)755-1338! Join the Gentle Listener Newsletter!

The creative team, fans and followers of the Amazing Colossal Podcast celebrate what would have been the 100th (!) birthday (January 8, 1923) of the late, great actor-comedian Larry Storch with this ENCORE of an interview conducted in Larry's New York City home in the spring of 2014. In this much-loved episode, Larry talks about his days in burlesque and (mob-owned) nightclubs, his gift for accents and dialects, his decades-long friendships with Don Adams and Tony Curtis and his memories of everyone from Lucille Ball to Jackie Gleason to Buddy Hackett to Orson Welles. PLUS: John Barrymore! "Tennessee Tuxedo"! Louis Prima inspires the Groovy Guru! Larry tells some of his all-time favorite jokes! And the boys warble an impromptu rendition of the “F-Troop” theme! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

FALL PREVIEW ALERT! September 10-16, 1966 This week Ken welcomes author of the new book, Primetime 1966-1967: The Full Spectrum of Television's First All-Color Season, Thom Shubilla. Ken and Thom discuss Ken's slaughter of Thom's last name, Batman '66, knowing the Fall Preview well, the year TV was born, shaking off radio, Westerns, the first TV season everything was in color, classy Miller High Life ads making Ken and Thom want to drink, commissioned art, murals, Joe E. Ross, It's About Time, how The Moon Landing both ruined and improved sci-fi, Sherwood Schwartz, The Monkees, The Jackie Gleason Show, "The Lost" Honeymooners, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Get Smart!, Mission Impossible, Secret Agent Man, Patrick McGoohan, Hollywood Palace, Ed Sullivan, Ken's love of Robert Loggia, T.H.E. Cat, a show of all wacky neighbors, Lost in Space, being a Ginger or a Maryann, Bewitched, I Dream of Jeanie, the long terrifying decline of Lucy, that one episode of Route 66, Big Eye paintings, The Green Hornet, Occasional Wife, That Girl, poorly translated JFK triangles, Green Acres, the truth about nerve deafness, F Troop, loving Larry Storch, heists, Irwin Alan, Time Tunnel, hating Milton Berle, Paul Revere and the Raiders, Burt Reynolds as Hawk and not as Marlon Brando, Larry Cohen's Coronet Blue, needing satisfaction on a show, The Fugitive, and how absolutely awful the Tammy Grimes show was.

Ebb Dawson Ebb Dawson, that deep-thinking philosopher character on the old TV series, Green Acres, is the person who uttered today's profound title. I've loved that line since I first heard it. I have no idea how long ago that was. I was a kid who watched The Andy Griffith Show, Green Acres, F Troop, I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched, and McHale's Navy. An online article entitled - 6 Signs You Can't Afford Your Lifestyle - prompted me to think about what Ebb said. Let's see if we agree with the list of signs you can't afford your lifestyle...because you're losing (blowing) all your money. Please tell a friend about the podcast! • Join our private Facebook group • Email me

To wrap up Hallowe'en Month at When It Was Cool, let's look at some spooky 1970s Saturday morning TV shows. First, the original Ghostbusters from 1975. Spencer (Larry Storch), Tracy the Gorilla (Bob Burns) and Kong (Forrest Tucket) are bumbling detectives fighting vampires, monsters, ghosts and the like. There's a little bit of Borscht Belt comedy, some vaudeville humor and a lot of silly gags. Some famous character actors show up as bad guys like Ted Knight as a ghost, Bernie Kopell as Dr. Frankenstein and Jim Backus as Eric the Red. If you loved F-Troop, you'd probably enjoy Storch and Tucker here. Then, after the success of Scooby Doo for Hanna Barbera in the early 1970s, there were quite a number of mystery-solving teens with animal sidekicks and we spotlight a couple of them: The Funky Phantom and Goober and the Ghost Chasers. Kids, when we say popular culture was better in the old days, just point to some of these and say “Not so fast.”

Jock Wilson catches up with Jim Barker, now a Senior Advisor with the Toronto Argonauts. You'll hear some great stories about Jim's time in the CFL, his start, his time with the Calgary Stampeders and the F-Troop days and he gives his thoughts on Argo's QB McLeod Bethel Thompson.

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This week's Nose shows no hails from the surface or sub-space chatter. No interplanetary traffic. Not one orbital dock. This week, NASA released the first images sent back from the James Webb Space Telescope. They are mind-boggling. They are meme inducing. They are … mouth watering? Sort of relatedly: Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is the 11th Star Trek television series and the fifth series in Alex Kurtzman's expanded Star Trek universe. It tells the story of Christopher Pike's time as captain of the USS Enterprise in the years before Captain Kirk. Its first season concluded last week on Paramount+. A second season is currently in production. Some other stuff that happened this week, give or take: ‘Sopranos' actor Tony Sirico dies at 79 Larry Storch of TV's ‘F Troop' dies at 99 The Wild Bunch Star L.Q. Jones Has Died At 94 Bond theme composer Monty Norman dies aged 94 Norman was commissioned to create the score for the first Bond movie, Dr. No, and wrote one of the most iconic guitar riffs in the process The Hottest Streamer (Right Now) The top three spots get a shake-up in our annual power ranking. Paul Rudd becomes a real-life hero for a bullied Colorado boy 10 per cent chance falling rockets will hit someone in next decade Humans are sending ever more rockets up into space – bits of them falling back to Earth could result in casualties, unless action is taken Yes, Chef: How The Bear's Jeremy Allen White Became the Breakout Star of Summer In FX's surprise hit, the 31-year-old actor plays a tormented culinary genius who returns home to run his family's Chicago sandwich shop. We caught up with White in his native Brooklyn to learn what it took to get in the kitchen. A Hookup App for the Emotionally Mature Modern romance can feel cold and alienating. Feeld, by encouraging open-mindedness and respect, suggests a way forward. Where the Crawdads Sing Author Wanted for Questioning in Murder A televised 1990s killing in Zambia has striking similarities to Delia Owens's best-selling book turned movie. The Winners and Losers of the 2022 Emmy Nominations ‘Squid Game' and ‘Abbott Elementary' defied the odds while sentimental favorites were snubbed, but in the end, maybe there's just Too Much TV Leonard Cohen's ‘Hallelujah' Belongs to Everyone What is it about the once virtually unknown song that inspires so many musicians to make it their own? BMW starts selling heated seat subscriptions for $18 a month The auto industry is racing towards a future full of microtransactions Elliot Page Brings His Misfit Characters to Life Even before Page—and his character on “Umbrella Academy”—came out as trans, he had a gift for playing people who were restless in their identities. Hybrid Work Is Doomed Office workers work in offices, for better or for worse. Bill Burr's Exhausting, Frustrating, Fascinating Battle With Himself How to Successfully Smash Your Face Against a Tree A new study refutes the widespread idea that woodpeckers have shock-absorbing heads. Leonard Bernstein movie ‘Maestro' starring Bradley Cooper filming in Fairfield this week ‘Bada-Bing': Improvised Nonsense Turned Mobster Argot The late James Caan slipped a few syllables of gibberish into ‘The Godfather.' Now they have their own entry in the Oxford English Dictionary. GUESTS: Jim Chapdelaine: An Emmy-winning musician and a patient advocate for people with rare cancers Mercy Quaye: Founder and principal consultant for The Narrative Project and the cohost of the Untold podcast with John Dankosky Bill Yousman: Professor of Media Studies at Sacred Heart University Colin McEnroe and Cat Pastor contributed to this show. The Colin McEnroe Show is available as a podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. Subscribe and never miss an episode! Join the conversation on Facebook and Twitter.Support the show: http://www.wnpr.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scotty & Ruttsy said farewell to Larry Storch (Corporal Randolph Agarn from F-Troop) and James Cann (Sonny Corleone in The Godfather), unpacked the Pig Imitation Festival in France, Bison risky selfies, Chinese Spies & the origin of Hell's Angels. Scotty took us through his educational session on Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders, we discussed some Bad Soup that kills you & the newest kitchen gadgets. Today's song as Rock'n'Roll Outlaw by Rose Tattoo.

Today on the Rarified Heir Podcast we bring you Richard Duggan, son of the late and great character actor Andrew Duggan. There were so many jumping off points actor who had almost 200 acting credits to his name on Broadway, television and film, we simply chose to jump right in. Andrew Duggan was known for a variety of roles in war films, Westerns, horror movies. For film buffs, he starred in films like Seven Days in May with Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglass. and In Like Flint with James Coburn. For TV fans, Duggan starred in everything from Alfred Hitchcock Presents to Lancer which plays a major role in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He was the voice of Bud Light for years as well as the Clio winning “Friend of the Family (Rust in Peace.” He starred on stage in The Rose Tattoo and Fragile Fox. He even starred in TV movies like The Deadliest Season with Meryl Streep in her first role and Rich Man, Poor Man. And that doesn't even begin to tell the story of his roles in The Incredible Mr. Limpet, Doctor Detroit or F-Troop. We talk about Richard's years growing up in Westwood where we find out he and our host went to the same high school as well as Richard's years acting and doing improv which led to roles in Troma's Toxic Avenger, Sam Arkoff's Q: The Winged Serpent, and Larry Cohen's It's Alive!. Most importantly, this might be the only podcast where you learn that Robin Williams studied Improv at the Pitzer colleges, Richard's alma mater. It's all next, when we talk to Rick Dalton, I mean Richard Duggan, on the Rarified Heir Podcast. Everyone has a story.

Our 11th entry in the 6th Season brings us an episode that might not be appreciated as much as it should be. What were the lowest ratings in Simpsons history? We will tell you. Plus, Jiffy Lube Live, F-Troop, Soap Operas, SNL on Peacock issues and more. As we continue to countdown the top 100 Simpsons Episodes of all time.

This episode we bring on one of the members of the Class of 2012.  Matt Moser joins us to talk about his Citadel Story and what it was like being a Clerk, 1st Sgt, and Company Commander within F-Troop.  We also get him to give some insight on what it was like to be the Summerall Guard Commander.  He tells us about the selection process and all the work that went in behind the scenes to lead the Guards while he was there.

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**CRIKEY!!! THE SKA SHOW FROM DOWN UNDER IS NOW #1** THE 2022 SAVE THE SKA SHOW COMPILATION ALBUM IS COMING IN MAY - Check out our bandcamp page - theskashowwithbeefy.bandcamp.com/releases - I am taking submissions for the 2022 edition NOW! Can Anyone Sponsor The Show - Naming Rights Going Cheap!!!! or just buy me a coffee here - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Beefyskashow Broadcast live from Melbourne to Australia and the rest of the world on 88.3 Southern FM. SkaPod #1 features a live set from The Allniters, plus there's pure gold from F-Troop, Strange Tenants, Skaos, The Slackers, Arpioni, Talco, Buster Shuffle. Chainska Brassika, The Simulators, The Vyo and Eddie Murphy & Snoop Dogg join the ska party! Get vaxxed! Let's hope everyone does the right thing so we can get some gigs happening! Beefy keeps banging out the tunes trying to make sure that The Ska Show with Beefy maintains the prestigious mantle of being the SECOND best Ska Show on the planet (https://blog.feedspot.com/ska_podcasts/) Nobody's quite sure what needs to be done to snag that number 1 spot though - just keep being awesome I guess! Beefy has made this little corner of the Ska Universe his very own as every week the World's (2nd) Best Ska Radio Show airs some of the best Ska music from everywhere. No other ska show boasts the diversity or the innovation of what Beefy brings to the Ska party! The Big Beef Man continues to make sure 2021 is more SkaMaggedon than Armageddon! Send me your music if you're in a band - do it & I'll play it. Share the gospel of Ska if you can. Stay safe everybody! Only Beefy does Ska Radio like you've never heard before!

Today's show is packed full of laughs. The guys launch a new segment called The Making of a Podcast that gives a behind the scenes peak of the show and what happens off the air as they discuss the program's topic ideas. This week is a phone conversation about perfect songs for a wedding that will make it an unforgettable event. Shawn and Mark wrap-up the program as they jump in the way-back machine and talk about television shows from 1965, so don't touch that dial and get ready for a walk down memory lane. Plus the Maroon of the Week and a trip to Uncle Mark's Joke Bag. Rebrand Tuesday with some comedy! Subscribe and tell your friends about another funny episode of Randomosity with Shawn and Mark.

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 365, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: "Ock" Du Lieber 1: Fred Flintstone's hometown. Bedrock. 2: A dialect from the east end of London. Cockney. 3: This bird known for its mimicry is the state bird of 5 southern U.S. states. the mockingbird. 4: An ankle-length garment worn by a priest. cassock. 5: A mythological serpent that hatches from an egg. cockatrice. Round 2. Category: Spelling 1: In Gershwin song titles it follows "I Got" and "Fascinating". R-H-Y-T-H-M. 2: The plant whose name is pronounced "liken" is spelled this way. L-I-C-H-E-N. 3: This small Hawaiian guitar was derived from a Portuguese instument. U-K-U-L-E-L-E. 4: From Latin for "middle ages", it refers to the Middle Ages. M-E-D-I-E-V-A-L. 5: Japanese words for "port" and "wave" gave us this name for a huge, potentially devastating wave. T-S-U-N-A-M-I. Round 3. Category: By 2000 1: Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Nu are 2 of these that are trying to ban alcohol by 2000. Fraternities. 2: Computers that recognize 00 as this date have to be fixed by the year 2000. 1900. 3: British musicologist Jonathan Del Mar hopes to have fully restored this composer's 9 symphonies. Ludwig van Beethoven. 4: Ukraine has promised to close this nuclear plant by 2000. Chernobyl. 5: A 500-foot-tall one of these fair attractions is planned to be built across the Thames from Parliament. Ferris wheel. Round 4. Category: In The Air Up There 1: Most of these are in the troposphere and there are over 100 different types, such as cumulonimbus. clouds. 2: Term for the moisture of the air, it's given in relative terms in forecasts. humidity. 3: In the 1970s it was discovered that CFCs may be affecting this layer of atmosphere. the ozone layer. 4: It's about .03% of the air; you breathe a little in and a lot out. carbon dioxide. 5: About 80% of this gas in the air comes from decomposition in rice paddies, swamps, and animal intestines. methane. Round 5. Category: '60s Sitcoms 1: In 1968 "The Lucy Show" evolved into a new show titled this. Here's Lucy. 2: Senior counselor Spiffy at Camp Runamuck, Dave Ketchum was also Agent 13 on this show. Get Smart. 3: The 2 Williams who played O'Caseys on "My Three Sons". Demarest and Frawley. 4: On this show, souvenirs made by the Hekawi Indians were sold by O'Rourke Enterprises. F Troop. 5: Jackie Coogan's most famous TV role was this electrifying character on "The Addams Family". Uncle Fester. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Gotcha! This episode is not about Sargent Agarn or Captain Parmenter, it's the two games early in Steves career beginning with the letter F: Flash and Firepower. Double feature. Enjoy!

Every Monday and Wednesday on One FM Roman 'Koz' Kozlovski joins Breakfast announcer Terri Cowley for Kozie's Corner. Today he talks with fill-in host Peter D. about the TV Show F Troop. This program originally aired on Wednesday the 26th of December, 2021. Contact the station on admin@fm985.com.au or (+613) 58313131 The ONE FM 98.5 Community Radio podcast page operates under the license of Goulburn Valley Community Radio Inc. (ONE FM) Number 1385226/1. PRA AMCOS (Australasian Performing Right Association Limited and Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society) that covers Simulcasting and Online content including podcasts with musical content, that we pay every year. This licence number is 1385226/1.

Ron Bargatze, former Vandy Basketball Assistant Coach, joins the pod to discuss year 3 under Coach Stackhouse, Scotty Pippen Jr.'s recent dominance, postponement of Stanford game, a trip down memory lane, the F-Troop, Shan Foster's No. 32 being retired, the landscape of SEC basketball, and the state of Vanderbilt Athletics. PLUS: Darius Garland's breakout season, Ken Seals will return, and the Vandy-Tennessee rivalry heating up. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thedorereport/support

One of the more fascinating and entertaining Saturday morning shows in the mid-70s was The Ghost Busters, starring Forrest Tucker and Larry Storch, who worked together in the 60s on F Troop.  Unrelated to the movie franchise of the same name, it got a second life in the 80s thanks to that movie, but that's another episode.  It was cancelled for a reason we haven't covered thus far on this show, but you'll have to listen to find out.

2:22:24 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Explaining the next 50 years to someone in 1971, humid afternoon, travel shoes, mysterious closed cafe, Show Art Project phase 1 complete, Gemji Mini Set, dream arcade dream, Later with Bob Costas, Rick & Morty, Euro 2020, F Troop synchronicity, Trivia Royale, yonkersdandy, Jungle King […]

2:22:24 – Frank in New Jersey, plus the Other Side. Topics include: Explaining the next 50 years to someone in 1971, humid afternoon, travel shoes, mysterious closed cafe, Show Art Project phase 1 complete, Gemji Mini Set, dream arcade dream, Later with Bob Costas, Rick & Morty, Euro 2020, F Troop synchronicity, Trivia Royale, yonkersdandy, Jungle King […]

Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 149, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Well, Duh! 1: Samuel Goldwyn supposedly said anyone who goes to one of these doctors should have his head examined. Psychiatrist. 2: The English word for this animal comes from the Greek "kamelos". camel. 3: Joan Embery reports that all birds have these, "A characteristic shared by no other type of animal". Feathers. 4: Ballplayer Alex Johnson said this when asked, "2 homers last year. 7 this year -- what's the difference?". 5. 5: This brand of oats uses a man in Quaker garb in its logo. Quaker Oats. Round 2. Category: Saturday Night Lives 1: His classic characters on "SNL" included the Killer Bee, Joe Cocker and the Samurai Warrior. John Belushi. 2: In the fall of 1976, this star of "Fletch" became one of the first cast members to leave the show. Chevy Chase. 3: The show's original cast members were billed as these "players". "The Not Ready For Prime Time Players". 4: For 2 seasons Don Novello appeared regularly on the show as this "Father". Father Guido Sarducci. 5: Cast member Nora Dunn boycotted the final show of the '89-90 season when this controversial comedian hosted. Andrew Dice Clay. Round 3. Category: Classic Sitcoms By Character 1: Cliff,Carla,Coach Pantusso. Cheers. 2: Bud,Kelly,Peg,Al. Married... with Children. 3: Floyd,Opie,Emmett. The Andy Griffith Show. 4: Rosie,Dr. Sidney Friedman,Father Mulcahy. M*A*S*H. 5: Wrangler Jane,Corporal Agarn,Chief Wild Eagle. F Troop. Round 4. Category: Party Food And Drink 1: This drink is always served at a kegger, until it runs out. Beer. 2: A mixture of beverages, this party drink remains nonpotent until spiked. Punch. 3: Spanish words for peppers and cheese give this Tex-Mex dip its name. Chile con queso. 4: Porcine term for little hot dogs wrapped in puff pastry. Pigs in a blanket. 5: The rare golden sterlet type of this fish roe delicacy was once reserved for czars and shahs. Caviar. Round 5. Category: The Movies: But Weight, There's More 1: He took time off from filming "Raging Bull" in order to gain the weight he needed for the ending. Robert De Niro. 2: He gained as well as lost weight for his role in "Cast Away". Tom Hanks. 3: An Italian pasta job could have bulked her up for the 2003 film "Monster". Charlize Theron. 4: For his role as the hobbit Samwise, he packed on 30 pounds. Sean Astin. 5: The pounds he put on for "Cop Land" may have been from a lot of rocky road ice cream. Sylvester Stallone. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!

Actor James Hampton has appeared in so many of our favorite films and TV shows including F-Troop, Dukes of Hazzard, Teen Wolf, and the Disney flick celebrating a 40th anniversary – Condorman! He’s just written his autobiography and on this week’s show, his wife and co-author Mary Deese Hampton joins me to talk about James’ […]

NewsWest for Sunday 24th January 2021 has no fixed theme, and we’re reporting on a variety of topics, including a silent key tribute for Laurie VK6GL. Today you’ll hear about a couple of contests coming up soon, some news from space, and refreshingly, our space news actually concerns Amateur Radio. We have information on the new Gardening Net, Ham College activities, another comment on the ACMA callsigns story, and we took the portable recording studio to FT-500 - the Wireless Hill celebration of the 500th episode of F-Troop. NewsWest targets the VK6 Amateur Radio community and is available on-air, online and on-demand. We have a decent following both at home in Western Australia, Interstate and internationally. Discover your listening options at our website, vk6 dot net. NewsWest invites contributions to the news programme. You can send contributions by email to newswest@vk6.net You'll find links to resources on the vk6.net website where you'll also find information on where to hear the news, where to download it, how to rebroadcast this news and how to register your callbacks. If you want to join in, you can. Send an email to newswest@vk6.net and we'll be happy to respond. Send your stories, tall or true, audio production, scripts, events, updates, membership information, meeting announcements, AGM alerts, contests, swap-meets and more to us and we'll happily present your contribution on-air. Please register your callback, either on-air or on-line. Visit vk6.net and click on the callback button. Originating in Perth Western Australia NewsWest is produced by WA Amateur Radio News for listeners on-air, on-line and on-demand. NewsWest audio (mp3) is available for download from our website, vk6.net. Click on the “LISTEN” tab. Whichever way you're listening, whether you're a licensed radio amateur or not, experienced or just a beginner, old or young, thanks for being here and thanks for joining us. Get your copy: http://vk6.net/news/ NewsWest is broadcast and relayed across VK6 and far beyond by many transmitters and operators. Details can be found on vk6.net. The main VK6 NewsWest broadcast occurs at 09:30 WST (01:30 UTC). If you'd like to broadcast this news in your local area, you can. There are no restrictions on broadcasting NewsWest, other than that you must broadcast it as supplied without any modification. We ask that broadcasters advise us that they're transmitting the news. Our address is newswest@vk6.net Producer: Bob VK6POP Folge direkt herunterladen

NewsWest for Sunday 17th January 2021 is the History of Amateur Radio Edition, and we take a look at January 1946, when Amateur Radio begins to resume after World War Two. There’s news from the Peel Amateur Radio Group advising of some interesting activities they have coming up, F Troop is celebrating a milestone, there's news from RASA with the latest QTC Lite newsletter, New from fists Down Under, and a bit of a roundup from previous stories about bullying, involving a court case between Amateurs. All of this and more on NewsWest, Your Western Australian Amateur Radio News Service, servicing the VK6 call area and beyond. NewsWest is available on-air, online and on-demand, and a quick visit to vk6 dot net will tell you how. NewsWest invites contributions to the news programme. You can send contributions by email to newswest@vk6.net You'll find links to resources on the vk6.net website where you'll also find information on where to hear the news, where to download it, how to rebroadcast this news and how to register your callbacks. If you want to join in, you can. Send an email to newswest@vk6.net and we'll be happy to respond. Send your stories, tall or true, audio production, scripts, events, updates, membership information, meeting announcements, AGM alerts, contests, swap-meets and more to us and we'll happily present your contribution on-air. Please register your callback, either on-air or on-line. Visit vk6.net and click on the callback button. Originating in Perth Western Australia NewsWest is produced by WA Amateur Radio News for listeners on-air, on-line and on-demand. NewsWest audio (mp3) is available for download from our website, vk6.net. Click on the “LISTEN” tab. Whichever way you're listening, whether you're a licensed radio amateur or not, experienced or just a beginner, old or young, thanks for being here and thanks for joining us. Get your copy: http://vk6.net/news/ NewsWest is broadcast and relayed across VK6 and far beyond by many transmitters and operators. Details can be found on vk6.net. The main VK6 NewsWest broadcast occurs at 09:30 WST (01:30 UTC). If you'd like to broadcast this news in your local area, you can. There are no restrictions on broadcasting NewsWest, other than that you must broadcast it as supplied without any modification. We ask that broadcasters advise us that they're transmitting the news. Our address is newswest@vk6.net Producer: Bob VK6POP Folge direkt herunterladen

Actor James Hampton’s career began in 1962 and he’s appeared in over 90 television programs and movies. His most memorable roles include Bugler Private Hannibal Shirley Dobbs on F Troop, LeRoy the handy man on The Doris Day Show, and the father of Michael J. Fox’s character in Teen Wolf. Coincidentally, sharing the big screen is not the only thing he and Fox have in common. They both suffer from Parkinson’s disease. Hampton decided to step back from his work about 5 years ago which gave him and his wife a chance to write What? And Give Up Show Business? Mary Deese Hampton and James join Morgan to chat about acting and life with Parkinson’s.

Andy was a loner most of the time. But as a teenager, he fell in with a group of scruffy rebels who shared his affinity for street theater, mayhem, and the sleazy corners of New York City in the 1960s. They called themselves F Troop, and would remain an inseparable cabal of nonconformists through the rest of Andy's life. Hear brand new interviews with the three living members of F Troop and listen to their thoughts on Andy, his work, and what it was like to get close to such a unique guy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Description: When First Avenue entered bankruptcy on Election Day 2004, some saw it as the end of an era. But others – including devoted employees, local music fans, and a certain stage-diving ally in City Hall – would not rest until they'd saved the club. This is the seventh episode of The Current Rewind's "10 Pivotal Days at First Avenue" season. If you missed the first six episodes, catch up below. • April 3, 1970 (The day it all began)• Nov. 28-29, 1979 (The days that told the future)• Sept. 27, 1982 (Bad Brains/Sweet Taste of Afrika/Hüsker Dü)• Aug. 3, 1983 (The birth of "Purple Rain")• Oct. 22, 1990 (Sonic Youth/Cows/Babes in Toyland)• March 4, 1991 (Ice Cube/WC and the MAAD Circle) Transcript of The Current Rewind season 2, episode 7: "Nov. 2, 2004" Cecilia Johnson VO: Hey, it's Cecilia, host and producer of The Current Rewind. If you're listening to this the day it drops, it's Election Day in the U.S. You may be wondering what a First Ave podcast is doing in your feed, today of all days. Well, first, we wanted to encourage you to vote, if you haven't already. On the flip side, if you're seeking a few moments of respite, we got you. Third, a while back, I noticed a really weird coincidence: This episode takes place on Election Day itself. In fact, some First Ave employees remember frantically working to save their club and having to take a break to vote. It's funny how history rhymes. [

Before Ivan Reitman's GHOSTBUSTERS, Filmation had a live-action series called THE GHOST BUSTERS, starring Forrest Tucker and Larry Storch from F-TROOP, as supernatural investigators with a pet gorilla and a serious case of the sillies! Was the 1975 version of THE GHOST BUSTERS... Canceled Too Soon? William Bibbiani and Witney Seibold are about to find out, as our annual SCARYTOBER event continues! Subscribe on Patreon at www.patreon.com/criticallyacclaimednetwork for exclusive content and exciting rewards, like bonus episodes, commentary tracks and much, much more! And visit our TeePublic page to buy shirts, mugs and other exciting merchandise!  Follow us on Twitter at @CriticAcclaim, join the official Fan Club on Facebook, follow Bibbs at @WilliamBibbiani and follow Witney at @WitneySeibold, and head on over to www.criticallyacclaimed.net for all their podcasts, reviews and more!  And don't forget to email us at letters@criticallyacclaimed.net, so we can read your correspondence and answer your questions in a future episode! And check out our Amazon Wish List to send us more exciting one season wonders that we can review on the show!

Who ya gonna call? The Whooby Gang! Nicchia and Adam are joined once again by The Polymath, Glenn Stephens! Things get a little tense as we go a bit philosophical talking about Army of Ghosts... and F Troop?! Can YOU name 5 Tom Cruise movies from the 80's? What other company shares a building with The Torchwood Institute? Which Doctor Who monster is like The Smurfs? Download the latest episode of #D4WH to find out!   Support the show to get early episodes and bonus mini episodes on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/D4WHpod

Howdy Epi-Hoes! Do you trust me? It's time to take a deep dive into a whole new world with comedian Ben Macks as we search for the diamond in the rough, Disney's classic animated film, Aladdin (1992). Ben brings us on a journey up north complete with F-Troop, Gilbert Gottfried and 3 wishes for a helper monkey. Check out everything Ben is going up in Traverse City by visiting Kamikaze Comedy on facebook. Email the show at AnotherEpisodePodcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening... THANKS MORE for subscribing!

Paul and Rich ride out to rope some funny with their take on comedy westerns from laugh out loud funny to complete failures without a single laugh.02:09 — Paul and Rich introduce The Legend of the Black Rose from Wolfpack Publishing03:01 — Rich shares his good fortune at receiving a treasure trove of Western books and ephemera08:06 — Paul and Rich discuss Robert E. Howard’s Breckinridge Elkins stories10:08 — A look at W.C. Tuttle’s Sheriff Henry and Jack Bickham’s Wildcat O’Shea13:22 — Sharing the H.H. Lomax books by Preston Lewis14:00 — Rich talks Buster Keaton’s The Paleface (1922)15:00 — Paul and Buster Keaton Go West (1925)16:16 — The story behind The General (1926)17:35 — Laurel and Hardy follow the stars Way Out West (1937)19:14 — The Paleface (1948) and The Son of Paleface (1952) with Bob Hope and Jane Russell20:00 — The Shakiest Gun in the West (1968)20:50 — Paul’s review of Support Your Local Sheriff (1969)22:27 — Rich and Paul take a look at Cat Ballou (1965) and its TV pilots25:04 — Rich rides to Fort Courage to visit F-Troop (1965 - 1967)28:40 — Paul spends a real-life week in the saddle, so can relate to City Slickers (1991)31:05 — What do we think about Shang-hai Noon (2000)?32:42 — Paul is pleasantly surprised by Rango (2011)34:10 — Disney’s era of family-oriented comic western adventures.36:22 — But what about Blazing Saddles (1974)?39:27 — Paul declares A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) dead on arrival. 40:40 — Shoot-Outs and Shout-OutsThanks to sponsors, Wolfpack Publishing, Author Chris Enss, and the Western Writers of America. Thanks too to WWA’s Roundup magazine for helping us get the word out about the Six-Gun Justice PodcastSupport us at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sixgunjusticePlease drop us an email at: sixgunjusticewesterns@gmail.comAs ever, thanks to all our friends and listeners. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=suROpN0f2hQhThddyTchkgR4CytqmFW705g1jNJV3rCDT8OLxSCXKbf8j0oyifmCvb3fAW&fromUL=true&country.x=US&locale.x=en_US)

Tread Perilously's month of British Telly continues with the episode of The Persuaders! called "Angie ... Angie" When Lord Brett Rupert George Robert Andrew Sinclair (Roger Moore) and American Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis) arrive in Cannes, Danny bumps into Angie, a friend from the old neighborhood. They celebrate their mutual successes, but it soon becomes clear to Sinclair and Judge Fulton that Angie's success may be thanks to his talents as a gangland assassin. Meanwhile, the judge expects Danny and Sinclair to keep an American union boss alive while he takes in the Cannes Film Festival. Will they accomplish their mission? And will Danny accept that Angie is a no-good hitman? Erik and Justin imagine Roger Moore and Tony Curtis taking over Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. They also discuss the miscasting of F-Troop's Larry Storch as Angie. Erik ends up becoming very taken with Angie's attractive assistant assassin. The duo chat about their favored James Bond films as it is required by international statute. Justin explains his new fascination with the Eurovision Song Contest, but certain Britishisms continue to confound him. Frankie Five Fishes, The Passive-Aggressive Gangster, makes a surprise appearance. The pair also try to imagine what an award-winning Bulgarian comedy produced during the Communist Era might look like.

FearScape is back with a very special ALL-NEW EPISODE! The Spooky Crew is joined by actress and Paranormal Investigator, Mary Deese Hampton. Mary studied with Lou Diamond Phillips before he took off with La Bamba.  She has worked on Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, Family Matters and had a recurring role on General Hospital. Her most recent role is as Mrs. Choi on the TNT hit series “Claws” with Neicy Nash. She also played Harold’s Mom in Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay. On top of all that she is married to famed F Troop and Teen Wolf actor, James Hampton. The two of them share a great love of all things paranormal and boy does she have a story or two! This week’s Listener Story comes from a man in Kentucky named Bruce Souther and is portrayed by Improv Anonymous actor, Tom Frisby. Tune in now and make sure to hold those blankets extra tight as Stefan & Josh take you deep into... the FearScape! Listen every Wednesday on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and more! Just search FearScape! #ghosts #demons #Aliens #UFO #spooky #psychic #ParanormalInvestigations #haunted #MaryDeeseHampton #JamesHampton #Shakertown #PodNation

This month, Taylor and Seb set out to remember Nickelodeon as it was in the 80s and 90s. Now, we run into some minor audio issues, but we quickly realize we have enough to run two episodes. So in this first look at Nick, we discuss The Adventures of Pete & Pete, Clarissa Explains it All, You Can't Do that on Television, Double Dare, Finders Keepers, Count Duckula, The Mysterious Cities of Gold, F Troop, Mister Ed, and The Adventures of the Little Koala. Next month, we'll have even more Nickelodeon memories! So be sure to subscribe and stay tuned!

This month, Taylor and Seb set out to remember Nickelodeon as it was in the 80s and 90s. Now, we run into some minor audio issues, but we quickly realize we have enough to run two episodes. So in this first look at Nick, we discuss The Adventures of Pete & Pete, Clarissa Explains it All, You Can't Do that on Television, Double Dare, Finders Keepers, Count Duckula, The Mysterious Cities of Gold, F Troop, Mister Ed, and The Adventures of the Little Koala. Next month, we'll have even more Nickelodeon memories! So be sure to subscribe and stay tuned!

Tampa's Gasparilla Krewe The F-Troop

THE VASE NEVER DISAPPOINTS! Picture the scene if you can, Falmouth Town two goals down with barely seconds remaining when they get a lifeline for what surely was only going to be a consolation goal at best! Luke Brabyn made no mistake from the penalty spot and into added on time. Time for everything, including the kitchen sink, to be thrown at the Longlevens goal. A cross comes in from the right and while flooring one of his team-mates, the visitors goalkeeper on the edge of his penalty area punches the ball away with the ball bouncing towards Jack Webber. On the half-volley Jack hits the ball back towards goal with the F-Troop doing what they can behind that goal to suck the ball into the back of the net! Everyone in the ground are on their feet applauding an absolute amazing equaliser and thinking 'could the comeback be completed with a winner?' Falmouth's James Miller sums it up "there's something special about the FA Vase!" (Apologies about the quality of the sound on this clip, but I think you get the message!)

Patron request month gets dark as Brian & Cargill give you a murder of reasons to revisit The Crow!The guys discuss the tragedy surrounding this movie, the influence it still has on action films to this day, and the amazing third act buddy cop flick!They also chat about the theme to F-Troop, Demi Lovato robots, and Eric Draven's short-lived stint as a TGI Friday's waiter.It can't rain forever, but you can own this episode forever if you download! If you'd like extra EXTRA content,  Consider supporting us on Patreon! For as little as $4/mo, you can get access to all our bonus content, and you ensure we can keep doing Junkfood Cinema long after the end of the world! Thanks!

Steve Buckhantz on one of the biggest scoops in Washington football history~ "I broke it and it was before it was supposed to come out. But it did and it was a fabulous day for us, for all of us because it was just so filled with adrenaline." Steve Buckhantz, TV Play by Play Announcer for Washington Wizards in-studio interview Andy Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen, and this is Our Town. Janice said to me one day, "Andy, you're a has been, but maybe you could get back into action by doing a podcast." And I said to her, "What is a podcast?" That was it, seriously Steve. Two years ago, and she put me on the road to recovery. Janice is a- Janice Iacona Ockershausen: So do you want to introduce Steve so people know who you're talking to? Andy Ockershausen: I'm sorry. Buckhantz needs no introduction. I thought everybody knew he was here. I told everybody he was. Steve Buckhantz: If it were TV they'd know, but radio has no pictures. Andy Ockershausen: Steve Buckhantz is such a absolute icon, and that's a terrible say for a man this young, but it was a time there was Glen Brenner, and there was Gordon Peterson, and there were names everywhere. They're all gone now. Thank God we still have Buckhantz, and we have Buckhantz and the world champion, I hope, Wizards some day. Steve Buckhantz: That's nice of you. That's nice of you, Andy. I go back in DC to 1984 is when I came back here, but I'm born and raised here as you know. Steve Buckhantz: Washington-Lee High School Alumnus Andy Ockershausen: Washington-Lee High School. Steve Buckhantz: Washington-Lee High School. Born at Columbia Hospital for Women, which is no longer. Andy Ockershausen: Aha, so was I. Steve Buckhantz: Yeah. A lot of people were. It's incredible isn't it? Andy Ockershausen: Had one of my sons born at Columbia. Steve Buckhantz: Yup, they- Andy Ockershausen: It was for women at one time, but then it turned into general. Steve Buckhantz: Yeah, that's what they called it, and they tore that down after I was born I think. I don't think they wanted to make the same mistake twice. Andy Ockershausen: The weather department bought that building and tore it down and built a new one. But Steve- Steve Buckhantz: Yeah. Raised in Arlington and W&L High School, a very famous high school, which they're getting ready to change the name of, but a very famous high school that- Andy Ockershausen: They're dropping Lee? Other Well-Known Washington-Lee High School Alumni Steve Buckhantz: Well, they're not dropping it. They're getting rid of the whole Washington-Lee, and I don't know what the new name will be, but at any rate you had Warren Beatty and Shirley MacLaine grew up in Arlington and went to that high school. Sandra Bullock was nine years after me. Janice Iacona Ockershausen: Ken Hunter. Steve Buckhantz: Ken Hunter, yes. Forrest Tucker from F Troop, great sports athletes like Jake Scott who was a super bowl MVP went to W&L. Eric Sievers, John Lippold was a kicker. Reggie Harrison was great running back. Andy Ockershausen: God, Steve, you've got them all. Steve Buckhantz: John Hummer who was a great basketball player here, he and his brother Ed at Princeton, and John went on to play for the Buffalo Braves. Andy Ockershausen: I'm gonna one up you with a guy that you don't know, but his name was Myron Gerber. His father was, they started Drug Fair. How about that? Steve Buckhantz: Oh really? How about that? Andy Ockershausen: He was Washington-Lee, he went to Naval Academy. Steve Buckhantz: Stanley McChrystal. Andy Ockershausen: A Jew in the navy. He was the first one, I'm serious.

NSFW (Nog Sucking For Winter): Bill Frost (SLUGMag.com & X96 Radio From Hell) and Tommy Milagro (stuffing a stocking near you) talk F Troop death, RIP Daredevil, Friends & Netflix, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club, Motley Crue: The Dirt, nobody watched the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, The 2018 Big-Ass Cavalcade of New TV Christmas Flicks Pt. 1 (Hallmark, Lifetime and Ion), Rasslin' News, Season 2 of You on the move and What to Watch Harder (Legends of the Lost With Megan Fox, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Top Chef, Saturday Night Live with Water Thor, DC CW TV: Elseworlds, Homecoming, Z Nation, Van Helsing, Loudermilk, Ray Donovan, Camping and Nightflyers; Read Harder: Weirdo Xmas Content Shifter at SLUGMag.com). Drinking: GingerHouses made with Vodka and Spectacular Ginger Ale from OFFICIAL TV Tan sponsors Sugar House Distillery and Boozetique.

REPOST DECEMBER 3, 2018: Bill Frost (SLUGMag.com & X96 Radio From Hell) and Tommy Milagro (stuffing a stocking near you) talk F Troop death, RIP Daredevil, Friends & Netflix, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club, Motley Crue: The Dirt, nobody watched the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, The 2018 Big-Ass Cavalcade of New TV Christmas Flicks Pt. 1 (Hallmark, Lifetime and Ion), Rasslin' News, Season 2 of You on the move and What to Watch Harder (Legends of the Lost With Megan Fox, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Top Chef, Saturday Night Live with Water Thor, DC CW TV: Elseworlds, Homecoming, Z Nation, Van Helsing, Loudermilk, Ray Donovan, Camping and Nightflyers; Read Harder: Weirdo Xmas Content Shifter at SLUGMag.com). Drinking: GingerHouses made with Vodka and Spectacular Ginger Ale from OFFICIAL TV Tan sponsors Sugar House Distillery and Boozetique.

NSFW (Nog Sucking For Winter): Bill Frost (SLUGMag.com & X96 Radio From Hell) and Tommy Milagro (stuffing a stocking near you) talk F Troop death, RIP Daredevil, Friends & Netflix, Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club, Motley Crue: The Dirt, nobody watched the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, The 2018 Big-Ass Cavalcade of New TV Christmas Flicks Pt. 1 (Hallmark, Lifetime and Ion), Rasslin' News, Season 2 of You on the move and What to Watch Harder (Legends of the Lost With Megan Fox, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Top Chef, Saturday Night Live with Water Thor, DC CW TV: Elseworlds, Homecoming, Z Nation, Van Helsing, Loudermilk, Ray Donovan, Camping and Nightflyers; Read Harder: Weirdo Xmas Content Shifter at SLUGMag.com). Drinking: GingerHouses made with Vodka and Spectacular Ginger Ale from OFFICIAL TV Tan sponsors Sugar House Distillery and Boozetique.

This week's episode is a minicast, an interview with Paula Finn, author of Sitcom Writers Talk Shop: Behind the Scenes with Carl Reiner, Norman Lear, and Other Geniuses of TV Comedy. It's a collection of interviews with some of the finest writers in television history, including big names like Reiner, Lear, James L. Brooks, Larry Charles, Phil Rosenthal, Mike Reiss, and Al Jean, and some important figures lesser-known outside of TV nerd fandom like Treva Silverman, Leonard Stern, and husband and wife team Austin and Irma Kalish.  These people contributed foundational work in the art of television. Reiner wrote on Your Show of Shows and Caesar's Hour and created The Dick Van Dyke Show. Lear is responsible for more great sitcoms than you can count, including All In the Family, The Jeffersons, Sanford and Son, Maude, and One Day At A Time. Brooks co-created Mary Tyler Moore, Taxi, Rhoda, and The Simpsons. Silverman wrote for Mary Tyler Moore and The Monkees, Stern for Get Smart, The Honeymooners, and The Phil Silvers Show. Austin and Irma Kalish had a wide-ranging career writing on everything from F Troop to All In the Family. I could spend this entire introduction giving you credits, and it would read like a list of every show you've ever loved. Luckily, I don't have to do that because Finn has written the book, and you can pick that up on Amazon or wherever fine books about comedy are sold. And Finn has a particularly interesting vantage point from which to write about television. Her father, Herb Finn, was a sitcom writer who worked on The Honeymooners, The Flintstones, Gilligan's Island, and others. I caught up with Finn by phone to talk about the book, television, and growing up with a funny father.

The fellas start off this week with a recap of their recent road trip to watch Columbus Crew play FC Dallas in a cousin kissing 0-0 tie. They are confused why so many #SaveTheCrew supporters were in Dallas watching an Ohio State football game. The guys weren't that impressed by Dallas' SG, or their trash talk leading up to the game.  Bernie is pissed at TNT's coverage of the Champion Leagues group stages. But it didn't change Manchester United's 3-0 routing of Young Boys. Meanwhile in the MLS, Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores his 500th career goal with a sweet kick. The fellas also talk about F-Troop and the Bushwackers, Millwall's infamous football firm. 

Hello dum-dums. Scott Adsit arrives. "I'm just talking outloud here," with Harpo-ing tales of Fatty Arbuckles and Spencer brings his love of voiceover and we all learn the difference between Daniel Boone and Davy Crockett. Later, Tom almost calls in!

  Today on Ep 005: Opening Remarks Events - King Cannabis Expo, Spokane WA Strain of The Week OG x Chem Terpene Sauce Vocab- What does “OG” stand for?  The Lee Family  “Curse” Thanks to supporters, Like and Subscribe   Intro Welcome to the latest installment of The Baked and Awake Show, where we get together, usually once a week- and chop it up about all things Cannabis here in the Beautiful Pacific Northwest. I tend to open most episodes with some light cannabis consumption, and a bit of conversation about everybody’s favorite semi illicit houseplant. Once we are good and stoney, we’ll turn things towards interesting stories, mysteries, and popular, unpopular, and sometimes obscure conspiracy theories- especially those with connections to the Pac NW.   NOTE: Host and guests record the show in Washington State. All Cannabis use is legal and conducted with as much decorum as possible while still having fun. Viewers and Listeners should be adults and understand that this show is not suitable for children. The Content Creator does not advocate or promote the underage use of Drugs, Alcohol, or Cannabis, nor excessive use of the same by adults caring for or closely associated with children. We are responsible adults, parents,  and we think decent folks. We’ll hold ourselves to a reasonably high standard for class and taste- and you should, too.   Thank you, everyone, everywhere, anytime, for joining me today for this our latest show. I am excited to share some really fun cannabis related trivia today, and maybe a little bit more. We are also going to continue our journey through time via our (www.Rediscoverpot.org) Hemp History Timeline, starting at just about 1800, where we find ourselves beginning to see the modern era loom close on the horizon for both humanity and our intrepid companions, Indica and Sativa.  From there we will probably take a big ol’ dab before diving in deep on an equally major double mystery. Those were the strange deaths by misadventure suffered by budding Hollywood star Brandon Lee- 28, tragically killed during the filming of his breakthrough role,1993’s  The Crow, and twenty years prior, the equally untimely demise of Brandon’s father, the legendary international martial arts movie superstar Bruce Lee, 32 while filming Game of Death. In each case, the movies were eventually finished (with major changes to accommodate the loss of their starring actor) and released to audiences anyway. Both men’s deaths were surrounded by conspiracy theories, some of which persist to this day.     Before we get to all that, however, I wanted to take a moment to make a couple of follow up comments about my recent trip to Seattle’s Hempfest with my family. I wanted to point out that, while 100 percent supportive of my cannabis lifestyle, career choice, all of it- Nicole does not and has not ever really used cannabis. Aside from a few experiences with various edible products, (with mixed results!) She’s just not into it. This is important to understand up front so that you will believe me when I say that we did not partake with, or while in contact with any young students or former students of Nicoles’ at the event. I would also remind everyone that Hempfest is an all ages event and that many young people attend without any intention or requirement for partaking of the marijuanas merely due to being in attendance. Does it occur? Undoubtedly. Did we witness it this year? I don’t think so. Anyway- my wife is a wonderful, upstanding, positive role model for her students and I just wanted to be crystal clear on that matter before moving on.      Old Business Vocabulary, General: Delineate de·lin·e·ate dəˈlinēˌāt/ verb verb: delineate; 3rd person present: delineates; past tense: delineated; past participle: delineated; gerund or present participle: delineating describe or portray (something) precisely. "the law should delineate and prohibit behavior that is socially abhorrent" Origin  mid 16th century (in the sense ‘trace the outline of something’): from Latin delineat- ‘outlined,’ from the verb delineare, from de- ‘out, completely’ + lineare (from linea ‘line’).   Carl Linnaeus is famous for his work in Taxonomy, the science of identifying, naming and classifying organisms (plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, etc.). He was born in 1707, the eldest of five children, in a place called Råshult, in Sweden. His father, called Nils, was a minister and keen gardener. He would often take his young son Carl into the garden with him and teach him about botany (the study of plants). By the age of five, Carl had his own garden, which gave him a great thirst for learning about plants and how they work. Source: https://www.linnean.org/education-resources/who-was-linnaeus   Cannabis Events King Cannabis Expo looking somewhat interesting at the end of September, Spokane WA   Strain of The Week Cannabis 101- Vocabulary, Baked What’s “OG” stand for when it’s part of the strain name? Spoiler- It’s probably not what you think! Source: https://www.medicaljane.com/2013/01/05/the-legend-of-og-kush/   Dabbing: Blue Roots Cannabis Terpene Sauce- OG Chem (65%THC) Flower: Lifted Cannabis 501st OG (22%THC) Purchased at Clutch Cannabis Renton WA. Great little shop with a large selection and an excellent staff. Look for Barry and give him daps.   Hemp History Timeline EP 03 left us in 1798, where Napoleon bans Cannabis in Egypt..     Baked Closing Remarks   (Part Two?)   Awake Topic- The Lee Family “Curse”   NOTE: Before we begin- Bruce Lee was an idol of mine growing up. He was light years ahead of his contemporaries, and while Kung Fu movies were still a fringe niche within film offerings in the US at the time, many thousands, perhaps millions of impressionable young boys like myself grew up in the 1970’s and 80’s watching an endless stream of low budget action movies on the TV during our summer vacations. Infinitely superior to The Waltons, Andy Griffith Show, or endless reruns of Green Acres, Gilligan’s Island, LIttle House, and F-Troop were these action packed fantasies about Brave Warriors, Beautiful Damsels who wielded swords of their own, and downright creepy and unbelievable, Seemingly supernatural old Monks, Generals, and Kung Fu Wizards. Now these were movies! Still- they were super cheesy, and they are frankly hard to watch these days upon re visitation. Bruce Lee’s movies were and are nothing of the sort. He stood head and shoulders above the rest,(plot, production value, mass appeal, etc) and you can still see this when watching his movies today. Bruce’s Jeet Kune Do, in many ways- foreshadowed today’s Modern Mixed Martial Arts, especially as expressed within the now sanctioned sporting organization of the Ultimate Fighting Championships. I have good reason, as do probably many, to believe that Bruce, if his prime years age had coincided with the era of  the rise of UFC style fighting- that he would have adapted yet further in his development and evolution of his unique style (A combination of over 23 traditional Martial Arts disciplines as well as elements of Western Boxing, Wrestling, and more) and been very successful indeed. Were, that is- he were interested in further competition of any sort which is by no means clear.   I do this piece on Bruce and Brandon to honor their memories, not to speculate uselessly on deaths 25 and 44 years in the past, respectively. The Lee family has never supported or given breath to the many theories surrounding the circumstances of the two men’s demises, and I feel it only fair to point this out at this time.  Bruce and Brandon are survuved by Bruce’s wife and Brandon’s Mother, Linda Lee, as well as Shannon Lee, Brandon’s younger sister (Born 1972).     Can both Bruce and Brandon Lee’s deaths,  all too young at age 32 and 28 respectively- be laid at the feet of Chinese Triads, Japanese Gangsters, or even a dreaded family curse, or were both men’s demises nothing more than pure bad luck and outrageous coincidence?   Topic Bullet Points: Bruce’s Parents feared a demon was after their son. Rumors of a feud between Lee, a prolific teacher of Western Students- and the Chinese Triads, who did not want the secrets of their martial arts disseminated. Bruce was plagued by prophetic dreams of his own early death. Bruce’s character in Game of Death is “shot by a would be assassin” in the film. Bruce collapses while filming Game of Death, dies while the film is still not complete from an apparent allergic reaction to the unusual pain killer/muscle relaxer provided him by a friend and fellow actor ,

May 18-24, 1968 Today Ken welcomes the fantastic musician Fred Schneider to the show. Ken and Fred discuss Boston's industrial Nieman Marcus, having to watch what your mother likes, The Flintstones, I Married Joan, SNL, being trash talked on Carson, meeting David Bowie, Beanie and Cecil, F Troop, Petticoat Junction vs. Green Acres, Night of the Living Dead induced vomit, Alien panic attacks, Mama's Family, Forbidden Planet, loving bad movies, Martha and the Vandells, meeting Jimmy Page, Dinosaurs, Monsters, and MTV's hatred of hot dogs.

Drew Grant (The Observer) and Jordan Freiman (Death and Taxes, F-Troop) join to safely ask questions, go through some stuff, and play Roles of a Lifetime.

Vincent Price makes his Bat-debut as Egghead! Price is generally associated with the horror genre, although he could also be considered a camp icon. And so could someone else in this arc! Is the character of Chief Screaming Chicken satire or racism? Well… yes. Also, a window cameo by Jose Jimenez. Who? We explore this and several other cameos and familiar faces (or voices) in this arc, with detours through Get Smart, The Brady Bunch, F Troop and more! Holy intertextuality!

Why hire Sarah Silverman for a show if you don't want Sarah Silverman on your show? What do F Troop's Ken Berry and Barry Williams have in common with Sarah's sister Rabbi Susie? You'll find out today and it's obviously classic. I play clips from an evening with a lady friend and then of course -- the Tonys. Just a little - since Hamilton will win it all. It's a hodge podge of sorts this week on the Dave Juskow Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The F-Troop go on one last mission to talk commuting, Twitter, and play Meme Me Up, Scotty!

Com tiros e chicotes está no ar o episódio com mais trilhas western e músicas dos anos 50 e 60 da internet! TRACKLIST: The Sons of Katie Elder (1965) Os filhos de Katie Elder Horse Soldiers (1959) Marcha de Heróis Gene Pitney - Liberty Valance (The Man Who Shot - 1962) F TROOP (1965) Wagon Train (1957) Caravana Fess Parker - Ballad of Davy Crockett (1955) Daniel Boone (1964) The Lone Ranger (1949) Bronco (1958) Branded (1965) The Rifleman (1958) The Good The Bad and The Ugly (1968) Três Homens em Conflito Maverick (1957) Magnificent Seven (1960) Sete Homens e um Destino Glen Campbell - True Grit (1969) Bravura Indômita Colt .45 (1957) Wild Wild West (1965) James West Ballad of Paladin Have a Gun Will Travel (1957) Warren Barker & His Orchestra - Gunsmoke (1955) Hal Hopper - 26 Men (1957) The Big Country (1958) The Searchers (1956) Rastros de ódio Elmer Bernstein - True Grit (1969) Bravura Indômita The High Chaparral (1967) Cheyenne (1955) George Duning - The Big Valley (1965) Frankie Laine - Rawhide (1958) Blazing Saddles (1974) Banzé no Oeste Johnny Cash & Lorne Green - Bonanza (1959) Assine (Subscribe): iTunes: http://apple.co/1I3VxyW Tunein: http://bit.ly/1JrnQZa Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1MCe5ex

The F-Troop stops by to talk and play games, everyone. It's fine.

Actor, dancer and singer Ken Berry grew up in a small Midwestern town, admiring the musicals of Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly and after winning several local talent contests, he found his way into show business and was soon pulling down an impressive (for the time) $90 a week! Gilbert and Frank caught up with Ken at his Hollywood home to ask about his "two years of recess" on the classic sitcom "F-Troop" and his memories of working alongside comedy greats George Burns, Don Rickles, Carol Burnett and a then (mostly) unknown Steve Martin. Also, Ken reminisces about life as a "day player" and tells us why he had the worst stage act in the history of Vegas. PLUS: "My Mother the Car"! "The Ken Berry 'Wow' Show"! Helen Hayes eats a cheeseburger! Richard Dreyfuss serenades a goldfish! And Leonard Nimoy covers Harry Belafonte! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Between finales, pilots, and premieres, there’s plenty of TV to talk about this week on the podcast. First we look at the week in comedy, including Key & Peele’s Superbowl special and a contentious Man Seeking Woman. Then Kate looks at some genre before Simon joins her to discuss The 100, and we round out ... The post The Televerse #179- The Phil Silvers Show and F Troop with Michael Price appeared first on PopOptiq.

Gilbert visits the Upper West Side neighborhood of of 91-year-old comedy legend Larry Storch, to talk about his days in nightclubs and burlesque, his gift for accents and dialects, his decades-long friendships with Tony Curtis and Don ("Get Smart") Adams and his memories of everyone from Lucille Ball to Orson Welles. Also, Larry shares some of his all-time favorite jokes and joins Gilbert and Frank for an impromptu (and practically on-key) rendition of the "F-Troop" theme. Support Storch's Star at GoFundMe.com: http://www.gofundme.com/storchsstar Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

F Troop and Hogan's Heroes.Planning a round table discussion on 2013.Thanksgiving was wonderful.More on the ongoing pumpkin pie saga.Fact or Crap: John gets 2 right, Dan gets 1.Mail Bag:Two from Mike:1) Global facts about sex.2) Some more humor.One from Damon: The Christmas Season.Pizza Hut manager fired over Thanksgiving dispute.Dan complains to Pizza Hut, gets a reply.Who stiffed who? Wounded Warriors has no record of donation from lesbian waitress accused of tip hoax.One from Al in Jersey more Obama bashing.One Million Moms:1) Boycott Radio Shack.2) Macy's can't be trusted.The Rest of the Show:Happened in the middle of email, go figure.

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Ric Dube as we dissect a not-so-classic episode of the Brady Bunch. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from The Gories, King Khan and Mind Spiders. Show notes: - Recorded at More Lost Time world HQ - Watch the episode along with us at the CompCon YouTube channel - Season 5 of the Brady Bunch, episode aired in January 1974 - Brady Bunch producer used the show to air a pilot for a spinoff - Ken Berry was the "star" - Berry was in Disney movies, F Troop, failed pilots, later Mama's Family - Show's kind of a bummer - Brady Bunch audience must have been annoyed by lack of Bradys - Gotta love the racial platitudes - Where are the blue kids? - The mini-Warriors - Berry teaches the kids the ol' soft shoe - Snobby racist neighbor character - Groovy Greg Brady makes an appearance - Dube makes gratuitous Arkancilliopoulos reference - Pilot was never picked up - Norman Lear was doing cutting edge racial humor; this show, not so much - Bonehead of the Week Music:The Gories - On the Run King Khan - Strange Ways Mind Spiders - They Lie Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The songs from the Gories, King Khan and the Mind Spiders are on the Adult Swim compilation Garage Swim. Download the entire compilation for free at AdultSwim.com. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Episode #091 of On Screen & Beyond - James Hampton chats with us about his role of Hannibal Dobbs on "F Troop", Caretaker on "The Longest Yard", the dad in "Teen Wolf", Burt Reynolds, Jimmy Stewart, Doris Day and much more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/on-screen-and-beyond/message