Podcasts about Fish Police

Matt and Todd discuss the 1990-1997 NBC-TV Sit-Com; Wings, starring Tim Daly, Steven Weber and Crystal Bernard as we join their lives on Nantucket Island's Tom Nevers Field. The show features early performances by Thomas Haden Church as Lowell, Tony Shalhoub as Antonio and cameos from across the harbor. Wings cruises through 8 strong seasons yet is largely forgotten in the wake of industry giants of the early-mid 90s like Friends, Seinfeld, Cheers, Frasier, Married... With Children, Mad About You, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, The Simpsons, Fish Police and Capitol Critters.

This week, Cam and Erin drown in a sea of fish puns and werewolf semantics when they watched FISH POLICE and WOLFBLOOD.

Stay Doomed was reviewing a six episode show, that was good. But they did it during a thunder storm. That was bad. Noah and Laura review Fish Police, the animated series that ran after Scorch!  Will this show stick the landing or will this baby float away and... STAY DOOMED!? Wanna watch before you listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlMNA1T9DRU&list=PLV4Ztn9euy7Q1dKQvWVnaqmnYDtJpTlkz  Check out the new discord!  https://discord.gg/Jr34y5BJGJ Have an idea for what Stay Doomed should cover next? Already seen the show and have a question or comment for us to read on the podcast?  Email us at TheStayDoomedShow@Gmail.com

March 16-22, 1991 This week Ken welcomes the comedian behind the album "Rocky Mountain Bi", Andie Main. Ken and Andie discuss moving away from Denver, growing up in Portland, doing a "reverse Oregon Trail", thin air, the wonder of dogs, fancy dress, Barbara Walters overdressed with the Ninja Turtles, Salem Menthol Cigarettes, smoking, global warming, being sober, moving to NYC, The Simpsons, other networks trying to have their own Simpsons, Fish Police, Family Dog, ugly looking cartoons, Carlton Cigarettes, Paul Simon, Carrie Fisher, Benson & Hedges, She Loves Me She Loves me Not, Robert Mitchum, Pump Up the Volume, Christian Slater, The Decendents, Live Fast Diarrhea, spell check, AIDS, homophobia, conservation of oceans, unhealthy props, NKOTB vs TMNT, sugar cereals, making up birthday rules, Kid and Play, Coplay, Pigs of Pigsburg, Harding vs Kerrigan, always being let down by people you believe in, being a child of divorce, Dick Van Dyke, Willfred Brimley, Ricky Schroeder, Blood River written by John Carptenter, deadly partnerships, Highway to Heaven, Who's the Boss, stargazing, Greek Myths, Frog Girl, Gummie Bears, Ducktails, when you knew you were gay, Arsenio, Phil Donohue and Sexual Addiction, Unsolved Mysteries, Quantum Leap, Wings vs Wings, unusually small planes, ALF. Natalie Wood in The Cracker Factory, The Language of Goldfish, Easter Content, why nobody enjoys Easter Specials, Neil Armstrong's peak, taping frog organs to paper, and sending for loved ones from the Old Country. 

In this episode, Steven and Chris venture into the bizarre and harrowing — yet entirely compelling — world of Michael T. Gilbert's MR. MONSTER (1988).CRYB! is a deep dive into ‘80s comics (plus a few noteworthy exceptions). Screenwriters Chris Derrick (STAR TREK: PICARD) and Steven Bagatourian (AMERICAN GUN) discuss their favorite books, runs, and creators from the Bronze Age.SHOW NOTES00:46 - The history of MR. MONSTER12:59 - “The Mr. Monster Mantle” -- the tradition of “legacy heroes” -- Zorro, The Phantom... and Mr. Monster22:07 - The uniquely charming, joyful art style of Michael T. Gilbert, full of raw gestural energy and dripping with love for this book (and this character)36:24 - The gorgeous hand lettering of the legendary Ken Bruzenak on Mr. Monster49:44 - Questioning the logic of the evil monsters' plan to take out Mr. Monster55:51 - The extraordinary density of the compressed storytelling in MR. MONSTER, plus text pages and a letter column! 30+ minutes of entertainment per issue! How comparatively lacking modern comics are in regard to ent. value & the immersive nature of older comics58:19 - Early days of Dark Horse Comics: BORIS THE BEAR and WACKY SQUIRREL1:01:30 - TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES, FISH POLICE, GROO THE WANDERER, LONE WOLF & CUB, AKIRA1:06:08 - Giving Michael T. Gilbert his due as a very compelling writer — especially considering the extreme switch-up on the tone of story he is telling here in MR. MONSTER: ORIGINS, as compared to his earlier MR. MONSTER stories1:16:53 - “People like kids in movies that do cool shit.” Alex Derrick's theory on the types of children that audiences enjoy seeing in stories1:30:21 - “Mr. Monster... is about love.”1:37:00 - More on the idea of legacy heroes, plus the impact that personal relationships have on the lives of the average international monster killer1:48:11 - The idiosyncratic vision of MR. MONSTER, created in the glorious medium of comic books where, unlike Hollywood, no one will insist that you make your story more grounded. “In Hollywood, it's very rare that the quirk survives.”1:58:15 - Meeting Michael T. Gilbert at Comic Con and the artist's pen he used for inking2:00:03 - Racial dynamics in MR. MONSTER and the differences between then and now#mrmonster #mistermonster #darkhorse+ Visit ComicsRotYourBrain.com to get a look at some of the fantastic art discussed in our episodes and to sign up for our newsletter, Letter Column. Check out our YouTube channel. You can also find us wherever you stream your favorite podcasts.+ We appreciate your support of the show via Patreon: ComicsRotYourBrain+ For even more cool shit, read Chris's Substack (cinema, comics, and culture) - THIN ICE©2024 Comics Rot Your Brain!#1980s #1980scomics #80s #80scomics #alanmoore #batman #bronzeage #bronzeagecomics #comic #comicbook #comicbookfans #comicbookpodcast #comicbooks #comiccollecting #comiccollection #comiccollector #comiccon #comicpodcast #comics #comicscollecting #comicscollector #comicspodcast #comicsrecommendation #comicsreview #comicsrotyourbrain #comix #cryb #darkhorsecomics #dc #dccomics #dcuniverse #eighties #eightiescomics #grantmorrison #graphicnovel #indiecomics #jackkirby #manga #marvel #marvelcomics #neilgaiman #oldcomics #omnibus #omnibuscollector #sciencefiction #scifi #scificomics #scificommunity #scifiseries #sf #spaceopera #thebronzeage #thedarkknight #thedarkknightreturns #thedarkknighttrilogy #understandingcomics #vertigocomics #vintagecomics

TEXAS LAW DAWGS!!!!   Join Dray, Hollywood, and Special Guest Brandon! This dude has it all! Military, Corrections, Police, Game Warden aka Fish Police, then back to real Police! Follow along as we hit the high notes about Erath County and Stephenville PD, Game Warden academy, getting sent to the border, Lake Falcon and The Compound.  Listen and really start to like this dude until the end of the episode and you find out his current position in the dept.  Frowny Face :(     So much cool stuff from this guy that we needed several EPs to get it all in! Sit back and enjoy us talking to that one awesome cop that other cops hate to talk to now! #snitch     just kidding......but for real..... LAW DAWGS!!!

Buckle up, podfans—this week, we're running long to rank the first 100 cartoons we've seen for the show…in REAL TIME. What climbs to the top of the untouchable S-tier? How many shows are worse than Fish Police? Stop asking! We'll cover everything!THIS WEEK'S MASTER RANKING DOCUMENThttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aiu8EhN5W6OGGO0fwSprMDiBiC9HJCRdOR5_reh5eCc/edit?usp=sharingJoin our Discord! https://discord.gg/umq7Rms Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/satamtuesdays Our Website: http://www.satamtuesdays.com/The Hosts: Andrew Eric Davison, Austin Bridges, Rory VoieFabulous Guest: Shane SmithAudio Production: Andrew Eric Davison

In this week's episode, the guys review the 1992 cartoon Fish Police.Support the Patreon and visit the website!Support the show

March 16-22, 1991 This week Ken welcomes writer, YouTuber and fellow Baywatch Nights fan Allison Pregler to the show. Ken and Allison discuss how she's a requested guest, Baywatch, It's a Wrap, growing up in Central Time, memorabilia, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Barbara Walters, Fish Police, Family Dog, Capital Critters, Amazing Stories, cartoons for adults, The Simpsons, feeling old, Mann and Machine, America's Funniest People, Golden Girls, America's Funniest Home Videos, Tarzan in Manhattan, drunken Lon Chaney Jr, Ricky Schroeder: Human Garbage, Wilfred Brimley's firing squad, MacGuyver, when shows get weird, The Wizard, Quantum Leap, Frog Girl, dissecting animals, What A Dummy!, Wizard of Oz, Ken meeting Meinhart Raabe the Munchkin Coroner, Unsolved Mysteries, Beyond Belief, turning into a doll, Doogie Howser, bad early 90s stand up, Michael Floorwax, LA Law, falling down an elevator shaft, Dr. Giggles, talking baby movies, replacing George Clooney with Scott Baio, The Doghouse, Poochinski, talking dogs, Return of the Jedi, signing development deals about your trauma, Amy Fischer TV Movies, John Wayne Bobbitt, Uncle Buck, loving John Candy, Weird Science, remaking Peter Gunn, and Little Richard on the greatest episode ever of Baywatch.

What happens when you mix pulp noire narrative devices, anthropomorphic fish, and the male gaze? You get Fish Police, one of the strangest indy comics to ever hit the 1980s.  ----more---- Transcripts are coming soon! We're in the process of putting together a new site, which will have a dedicated transcripts section.  Email: tencenttakes@gmail.com Twitter: @Tencenttakes Instagram: @Tencenttakes Facebook: /Tencenttakes   Our banner art is original work by Sarah Frank  (https://www.lookmomdraws.com/)  

Eyyy, it's Jacob Bisonowitz... I mean Jackie Bison! When the Simpsons changed animation history, all the other networks scrambled to catch up... you remember Fish Police, you remember Family Dog, you remember Capitol Critters... but do you remember Jackie Bison? Oh, YOU WILL.

The fish police (police police) Original Artwork by Bernadette Meeker Theme music by Miles Morkri The following music was used for this media project: Music: Deadly Roulette by Kevin MacLeod Free download: https://filmmusic.io/song/3625-deadly-roulette License (CC BY 4.0): https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Artist website: https://incompetech.com/

BLUB BLUB BLUB! Blub blubub blub blubulblub? Blubble blub blubbles! Do you get it, it was like I was underwater? Ah shut your face! Hi guys it's the Toonhounds back again ready to drench you from head to foot with fun. I said FUN, jeez what is it with you today? Anyway, we watched Fish Police and Ponyo, then we answered emails and talked about shit for about 40 minutes, it's a good episode! Oh also Spivzy's microphone went weird so sorry about the audio maybe? it sounded okay on my end, but I don't know, maybe you're listening to us through 8k spatial audio or something.

This time on the Couch: Mike, James, and Shée start a new life under the sea after reading 1987's Fish Police no. 10! Inspector Gill, an oddly human fish creature, finds himself lost in the desert after one of his wacky investigations goes awry! How can a fish world have a desert? Stop asking questions, nerd, it's not that kind of story. What matters is that Gill is about to learn that the earth is flat, physics are for losers, and no matter what you do, barnacles will manage to get on everything. Like, everything. Looks like our worlds aren't so different after all!

In the early 90's, with the golden era of The Simpsons in full swing, Fox's rival networks were desperate to devise counterprogramming to bridge a seemingly insurmountable ratings and cultural impact gap. They failed miserably with a pair of evening cartoons made for basically nobody, Fish Police and Capitol Critters. Plus: a side of Scorch, starring the titular dragon puppet Scorch, also featuring Seinfeld's J. Peterman himself, John O'Hurley.

From Duckman to Dicktown, this week we’re covering cartoons… for grown-ups. These animated series have an adult sensibility, and they don’t all feature obscenity, graphic violence, or sexual acts… though some do! Shows like The Legend of Vox Machina, Harley Quinn, Hit Monkey, and Invincible have an adult audience clearly or primarily in mind, while others, like Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law or The Tick require a deep well of cultural references that might leave children (and many adults) baffled. We discuss the overall trend, highlight shows past and present we love, and puzzle out how some shows (good and inexplicable) even came to be. Glenn Fleishman with David J. Loehr, John McCoy, Lisa Schmeiser, Moisés Chiullan and Tony Sindelar.

From Duckman to Dicktown, this week we’re covering cartoons… for grown-ups. These animated series have an adult sensibility, and they don’t all feature obscenity, graphic violence, or sexual acts… though some do! Shows like The Legend of Vox Machina, Harley Quinn, Hit Monkey, and Invincible have an adult audience clearly or primarily in mind, while others, like Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law or The Tick require a deep well of cultural references that might leave children (and many adults) baffled. We discuss the overall trend, highlight shows past and present we love, and puzzle out how some shows (good and inexplicable) even came to be. Host Glenn Fleishman with David J. Loehr, John McCoy, Lisa Schmeiser, Moisés Chiullan and Tony Sindelar.

If you don't like callbacks, you're gonna HATE this. FISH POLICE!   Recap 0:28 True Crime Chaser 56:24   **TW: rape, rape of a coma patient, necrophilia**    Thank you to our Dedicated Detective Patrons:    Sabrina P, Kati M, LEM, Sophia C, Lauren T, Erin D, Natalie S, Robin S, Lea O, Jocelyn, Rachel S, Claire P, Emily L,  Orlagh R, Sarah LVW, Nikki B, Kayla R, Juni L,Sydney R, Stephani W, Kelsey M and Nisha G   And to our Elite Squad Patrons:   Hayley K, Sonja W, Jennie S, Skye K, Marisa M, Elke H, Sarah A, Annie G, Mary D, Andrew, Rebekah D, Miranda B, Shelby W, Lex, Emily T, Kayla W, Mallorie G, Bonita R, Maren, Vanessa, Amy P, Jess M, Summer M, Melanie G, Courtney W, Ursula S, Emily A, Katrina C, Kate H, Uyanga, Nicole R, Julia P,  Sapphire, Kayla, Allison B, Catherine M, Kate P, Jessica S, Nicole M, Acacia V, Danielle W, Kelsi D, Jana M, Tammi J, Sarah G, Crystal, Lucy M, Tricia S, Sam D and Laura D   We LOVE YOU and APPRECIATE YOU!! You are all making it possible for us to continue doing this!

unsportsmanlike conduct the fall from grace fear of appearing needy We're just two people having some life chats -- mostly about things that people are less inclined to say outloud. If you liked this episode, please consider giving us a rating or event commenting because it (super-feeds our egos) helps us get seen by those who might need to hear from us.  We appreciate every single listen, share, and response. If you'd like to chat with us on social, hit us up @queer_maintenance on IG and TikTok. Love, Jess (@jess_culpepper) & AJ (@askajanything)

Recent scientific research suggests that it's important celebrate our environmental success in order to motivate further evidence-based action! That's why this week on The Biofriendly Podcast we acknowledge some of the positive stories about protecting our oceans, why we should make a TV show called Fish Police, and does Noel speak fluent whale?   

A special sample episode of our conversation with Ben Schwartz, available only on our patreon! patreon.com/whatsthatfrom Plus- the IT'S A SCORCHER mystery solved!!!! Guess that Scat, Jean Ralphio, Parks and Rec, Pepparonash, made up words, the committed asshole, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, breaking up in public, confrontation, who knows you from what, Star Trek The Next Generation Q, new generation of watchers: The Office, Parks and Rec, The Simpsons, Fish Police, The Critic, The Simpsons: Monorail, Bob's Burgers, having favorites, top tens, Ben's favorites: Back to the Future, Geoff's favorites: Halloween, Black Sabbath, The Simpsons: 22 Short Films about Springfield, VHS tapes of old comedy, The Simpsons: Lisa's Rival, “From to Back” perfect albums, Paul Simon Graceland, Michael Jackson This is It, Singing in the Rain, rereleases in theater, Gone with the Wind, Hateful Eight, Roadshows, seeing movies in the theater, Atomic Blonde, Gil Ozeri, smell-o-vision, Muppets 4d, NYC movie theater viewing, John Murray, movies with kids, Film Forum, Museum of Radio and Television, porn in the library, Cineramadome, Hunger Games, El Capitan theater, Brown Derby at Disneyland, actors won't break character, Disneyland is seamless, Geoff as character animal Kyle the Crocodile Mayor of Lake Compounce, suspending disbelief and being transported to make believe, JJ Abrams, Star Wars transports you, taking you away from your phone, Bottle Rocket, bad moods can ruin movies/meals, Taking of Pelham One Two Three, Walter Matthau, Tequila Sunrise, Manhunter, What's That From quiz, Simpsons, Robocop, Paul Verhoeven, Starship Troopers, Inception top, Teen Wolf, cowtails candy. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/whatsthatfrom)

This week Ken welcomes co-creator of Sleepy Hollow and co-host of Podcast like it's 1999 Phil Iscove to the show. Ken and Phil discuss escaping the North East, growing up in Toronto, CTV, ER, The George Clooney narrative, people the Networks Love, Felicity, Owen Wilson, The Minus Man, Janeane Garofalo, Clay Pigeons, the 90s low point of SNL, bad 90s suits, Swingers, film festivals, indie movies, horror films, Eric Lasalle, Anthony Edwards, gore on TV, Michael Crichton, pulp, being the Stephen King of medical fiction, West World, Spielberg, Disclosure, evergreen genres, why latex gloves are the hardest park of medical acting, USA Network, 1999, grids, Awards Season, Blue Collar Shows, Werewolf, the early days of Fox, Married...with Children, why simple premises are best, The Simpsons, Fish Police, Melrose Place, why apartments are every writer's dream, The WB, high school years, UPN having no identity, Beavis and Butthead, wish fulfillment, Ren & Stimpy, Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer, Chicago Hope, Love and Betrayal: The Mia Farrow Story starring Patsy Kensit, tactical werewolves in Full Eclipse, Tim Daly, Beverly Hills 90210 and the Flaming Lips, having your favorite band on your show, Ken's weird phone, Bjork, John Noble, hierarchy of fandom, one Great White Shark, Antonio Sabato Jr hosting The Hunt for Amazing Treasures, The X-Files, Sightings, the difficulty of juggling serialization and episodic stories, having no plan, and Chuck Connors as a werewolf sea captain with a pipe.

Today the lads build their gallows high, baby! It doesn't get any better than Jacques Tourneur's 1947 noir masterpiece "Out of the Past", starring Robert Mitchum, Jane Greer, and Kirk Douglas - come for the Fish Police shout out, stay for the celebration. Questions, comments or burning hamburgers? therealoutofthepodcast@gmail.com

A very good episode in which we talk to our past selves (while keeping an eye on the space time continuum), Ben heroically finds his sister’s missing cat and Vicki stays calm during a blackout. - We discuss oven lights, Vicki’s new hobby of baking and what we would say to ourselves from ten years ago. - Vicki was right (in a rare, historical moment) about Fish Police and swimming caps. - Ben finds his sister’s lost cat and needs a classy way to ask for the reward. - Ben thought that cat and dognappers would be a much bigger issue when he was a kid. - Vicki’s favourite couple in The Umbrella Academy weirds Ben out. - Vicki struggles to spend money in South Australia. - Vicki experiences a blackout at her Airbnb and handles it totally rationally.

Happy Thanksgiving from O3L!  Or, if you're not listening on release day and/or not in the U.S., Happy Whatever Day It Is!  Regardless, in this crazy year, we are most grateful for YOU, dear listener.  This episode is filled with intrigue and mystery, folks...aside from covering some of the finest tracks that 1992 had to offer, we discuss food, Uncle Gregg's furniture destruction, and the forgotten 1992 TV show "Fish Police."  (Yes, that was a thing.)  Plus, we introduce a new podcast noir segment called "Here's A Story," with a suspense-filled tale sent to us by listener Lane Spencer. So, whatever you're doing, stuffing a turkey...or just being a turkey...thank you for spending time with us!  

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Join Mike and Rob as they discuss American Outlaws, Bone Tomahawk, Schitt’s Creek, Frankenstein, Poltergeist, Humanoids from the Deep, Suicide Squad #32, Fish Police #1, Primal Force #0, Baker Street #1, 1st Issue Special #5, Cat and Mouse #2

Join Mike and Rob as they discuss American Outlaws, Bone Tomahawk, Schitt’s Creek, Frankenstein, Poltergeist, Humanoids from the Deep, Suicide Squad #32, Fish Police #1, Primal Force #0, Baker Street #1, 1st Issue Special #5, Cat and Mouse #2

This week Matt and Ryan break all the rules and regulations of podcasting and go from Jon Lovitz stencils to Fish Police a la John Ritter to The Family Dog to a Belushi to ... video games?? Like Konami's Pixel Puzzle Collection, Bioshock Infinite somehow, the SNES Dr. Mario/Tetris cart, Super Mario Party, Beat Saber, Superhot VR, Astro Bot Rescue Mission, The Xbone Sad :(, Jedi Fallen Order, and Call of Duty I guess!

This week: "Fish Police"! "The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo"! Fake Jan Brady! The horrors of "Life with Lucy"! In praise of William Shatner! And the boys remember the late, great Larry Cohen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Now that the dust has settled from last week's Oscars ceremony, Ed and Emily are ready to stir it up all over again by dissecting the winners of awards season, and what the victory of Green Book means for Hollywood more generally (assuming it means anything at all). They also discuss the controversy over possible changes to the Academy's bylaws that could exclude Netflix films in the future, and the best joke from long-forgotten 1990s animated anthropomorphic procedural Fish Police. 00:00:00 - 00:06:01 - Intro 00:06:02 - 00:35:44 - News 00:35:45 - 01:16:23 - Ed & Emily discuss the Oscars, Green Book, and awards season 01:16:24 - 01:23:39 - SRS Recommends & Outro

Listen up, guppies: We’re back underwater again for the tail end of our regrettable Fish Police run with the far-less-regrettable Amalia “Norway Or The Fjordway“ Larson. Shout-outs to @MeganMullally and her big break on CBS prime time!This week on Saturday Morning Tuesdays:It’s an all-singing, all-dancing, all-’malia cabaret episode • We talk way too much about mouse balls, and not the kind for computers • Who among us hasn’t given a charity blowj or two • Let’s Learn Norwegian! • We discover the most cutting coffee putdowns you can shake twelve sugars atTHIS WEEK'S EPISODESFish Police - Episode 5, "The Two Gils"Fish Police - Episode 6, "No Way to Treat a Fillet-dy"The Boys: Andrew Eric Davison (Seattle), Austin Bridges (Portland), Rory Voie (Taipei)Fabulous Guest: Amalia Larson (Seattle)Audio Production: Andrew Eric Davison (Seattle)

On the latest episode of Gills Gone Wild, AKA primetime CBS stinker Fish Police, Nathan “I Thought I Was Going To Pick The Shows This Time” Cox finds us sinking down the Horny Abyss and tries to pull us back to shore. Appropriately, it gets pretty blue. Let’s Dive Right In.This week on Saturday Morning Tuesdays:Get ready for the BMX mud wrestling of fish cartoons • They finally figured out how to put tits on an octopus • It’s Hanna-Barbera, but everyone has boners • Austin sips of a yellow gatorade and makes us listen, and we’re sorry about everything that happened after thatTHIS WEEK'S EPISODESFish Police - Episode 3, "Beauty’s Only Fin Deep"Fish Police - Episode 4, "The Codfather"The Boys: Andrew Eric Davison (Seattle), Austin Bridges (Portland), Rory Voie (Taipei)Fabulous Guest: Nathan Cox (Seattle)Audio Production: Andrew Eric Davison (Seattle)

Dom “Old Grandpa Gregor” Thomas kisses a crusty penny and heaves it deep into the sea, thus summoning a hilarious new Sex Comedy to finally one-up those very rude Simpsons: Fish Police. Can Megan Mullally, John Ritter, and 30 other celebrities make this remotely palatable?This week on Saturday Morning Tuesdays:Austin tries to claim that celebrities being in things started with Fish Police • Rory doesn't trust Andy to say the good words "Clams Casino" • Michael Uslan threatens to "kill Batman" if they don't use his fish puns • News at 11: mediocre shitty man gets everything he wantsTHIS WEEK'S EPISODESFish Police - Episode 1, "The Shell Game"Fish Police - Episode 2, "A Fish Out of Water"The Boys: Andrew Eric Davison (Seattle), Austin Bridges (Portland), Rory Voie (Taipei)Fabulous Guest: Dominique Thomas (Seattle)Audio Production: Andrew Eric Davison (Seattle)

"You can't definitively say that every show we've covered on Co-Pilots does not take place in the same universe as Fish Police."

"Yeah, just rubbing your trachea on the murder weapon before you shoot."

In this episode of ABTS, Doug and Bren scare away their listeners before discussing the games they've been playing, how Discord has removed NSFW content, plus they play Game Or No Game!Support Almost Better Than Silence by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/abtsSend us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/abts/5a9a49a7-be44-447f-9460-1a84ab11d26cThis podcast is powered by Pinecast.

It's a Christmas Miracle (curse?). It is our shortest episode because the show we cover is the worst thing we've ever watched. We covered a show we originally vowed to never cover, Fish Police. This HORRIBLE atrocity of televison starred so many stars, but was garbage. Pitches include a crossover with Finding Nemo and Spongebob Squarepants.  Promos from The Podcast Discovery Show and The Something Random Podcast. Theme song from Sounds Like an Earful, Licensed under Creative Commons Intro song: We Wish you a Merry Christmas" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  

July 27 - August 2, 1996 Today Ken welcomes writer and personality Ella Morton (Atlas Obscura) to the show. Ken and Ella discuss Boston's strange museums, ether dome, The Maparium, growing up in Australia, going to high school in Dallas TX, why TV lockers give you a false sense of hope, Dynasty, Beverly Hills 90210, The X-Files, John Safran, America's short lived obsession with Australia, cultural views of blackface, Michael Crawford on Some Mothers do 'ave em, hoping they might kiss, technology driven fan communities, online message boards, Xena, She Wolf of London, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Millenium, The Lone Gunmen, New Zealand, Peter Jackson, Forgotten Silver, Salem MA's weird tourist history, The Nanny, Round the Twist, sleazy three camera sitcoms, live episodes, musical episodes, The Drew Carey Show, how the main characters getting together ruins the show, Cheers, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Comic Books, Stephen Hawking, The Simpsons, Chris Carter's transgressions, Fish Police, My Two Dads, Kate and Allie, Women in Prison, learning how to be a better you through Captain Picard's example on Star Trek The Next Generation, The Howling III, Peter Boyle, why it's weird for teachers to hang out with their students, why it's irresponsible to let someone watch Battlestar Gallactica alone, Xena as pride, Sydney, how Halloween isn't a thing outside the US, Australian news bloopers, and why Ken won't shut the hell up about Fringe.

Oh we made a mistake. We thought it would be fun, but sometimes, shows get cancelled for a reason. Did the denizens of Fish City break our Exo Crew? Yes. Yes they did.WATCH FISH POLICEPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/exosquadgoalsAdvertiser:Two Five Films: https://www.twofivefilms.comTwo Loopy Ladies: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TwoLoopyLadies

Carousel Radio presents spoken word, stories, poems and features by people with a learning disability. Each month Carousel radio bring you a new show on a new theme. This show is about Food and Drink. The show includes stories, poems, comedy, quizzes and songs from the Carousel Team, Jonny Shaktar, Mary-Ann Ambrose and the Fish Police

Fish Police is for kids. Or wait, adults. Or both, maybe? I don't know. Hear us try to crack this case. Either way, it's the shortest running cartoon we've ever watched, and Jack loved it. Also, we remembered to eat cereal this week except Maverick got confused about what cereal it was for about 20 minutes. Progress. Fish Police (1992) S1E1 The Shell Game

Have you met Ted, gentle listeners? Well if you haven't for better or worse Daddy's home. (Ew, I know.) In the episode Ted it is a bit more three's a crowd, but on our episode it is certainly three's company because we have the delight of having special guest babe, Keith Badger from the In A World podcast join us! We implore you to join us for drugged cookies and a round of too serious mini-golf for this creeptastic episode. So is it better off Ted or better off dead?! You decide! Suggested talking points - Ritterheads, Fish Police, Cassandra’s Truth Tropes, and creepy dad vibes

The vmcampos Weekly Comic Book Club - 22 - The Fish Police. The great thing about comics, is that they can be about anything. Even noir detective stories featuring fish in an underwater kingdom!

Nineties Cartoons day is a very dangerous day. This week Kyle and Matthew take a nostalgic trip into the Aaahh!!! real animated world of '90s cartoons with comedians Keith Carey and Anna Valenzuela. They talk Nicktoons, Disney Afternoon, Cartoon Network and much more. They also discuss the delicate kid karma at play when the Northridge Earthquake ruined Kyle's chance to meet the Power Rangers. But Keith has no remorse for Kyle's house being destroyed after Kyle mentions he had the Real Ghostbusters firehouse playset. Also, Kyle and Anna chat about "Denver, the Last Dinosaur" and his lasting presence on Spanish TV. (It's kind of like if Morrissey were a dinosaur that liked to skateboard.) And the group attempts to answer one of life's great questions: How does CatDog poop? Check out Anna and Keith on the 12 Questions and Mean Boys podcasts, respectively! Weekly Rads: Miitomo, Green Room (2016), Hot (Lean) Pockets that were on sale at the store Raddendums: Ren & Stimpy & "Space Madness," Phi Phi O'Hara, Doug, Rugrats, When that girl pooped in the hot tub on Big Brother, Aaahh!!! Real Monsters, Rocko's Modern Life, American Gladiator, Hey Arnold, KaBlam!, Action League Now!, The Angry Beavers, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, CatDog, The Wild Thornberrys, Mighty Max, The Biker Mice from Mars, Roughnecks: the Starship Troopers Chronicles, Invader Zim, Reboot, The Fairly OddParents, Johnny Bravo, Powerpuff Girls, Dexter's Laboratory, Fish Police, Tiny Toons, Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers, Talespin, Rocket Power, Sonic the Hedgehog, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Eek the Cat, Vin Diesel and Street Sharks, Animaniacs, Muppet Babies, Blue Clues, Itsy Bitsy Spider, Life with Louie, Bobby's World

In this double-length episode packed with theme music, many of them presented in stereo, the broadcast histories, stars and (of course) the TV theme music of 40 animated broadcast network series from 1960 to the present are explored. Here is the layout for this extended episode: FEATURED SERIES #1: THE FLINTSTONES (1960-1966) [season 1-2 opening] [season 1-2 closing] [season 3-6 opening] [season 3-6 closing] -Commercial Break- LIGHTNING ROUND #1: THE BUGS BUNNY SHOW (1960-1961) [season 1 opening] [season 1 closing] THE BULLWINKLE SHOW (1960-1961) [opening theme & fanfare] [closing] TOP CAT (1961-1962) [opening] CALVIN AND THE COLONEL (1961-1962) [opening] [closing] THE ALVIN SHOW (1961-1962) [opening] THE JETSONS (1962-1963) [opening] [closing] THE ADVENTURES OF JONNY QUEST (1964-1965) [opening] [closing] THE FAMOUS ADVENTURES OF MR. MAGOO (1964-1965) [opening] THE NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN (1968-1970) [opening] [closing] WHERE'S HUDDLES (1970) [opening] WAIT TILL YOUR FATHER GETS HOME (1972-1974) [opening] -Commercial Break- FEATURED SERIES #2: THE SIMPSONS (1989-present) [season 1 opening] [season 1 closing] [season 2-20 opening] -Commercial Break- LIGHTNING ROUND #2: CAPITOL CRITTERS (1992) [opening] FISH POLICE (1992) [opening] BATMAN - THE ANIMATED SERIES (1992-1993) [opening] FAMILY DOG (1993) [opening] THE CRITIC (1994-1995) [opening] PINKY & THE BRAIN (1995-1996) [opening] -Commercial Break- FEATURED SERIES #3: KING OF THE HILL (1996-2009) [1996 pilot opening] -Commercial Break- LIGHTNING ROUND #3: STRESSED ERIC (1998) [opening] THE PJs (1999-2001) [1999 pilot opening] DILBERT (1999-2000) [opening] FUTURAMA (1999-2003; 2010-2013) [opening] [closing] HOME MOVIES (1999) [opening] [closing] MISSION HILL (1999-2000; 2002) [opening] [closing] GOD, THE DEVIL & BOB (2000; 2003) [opening] THE OBLONGS (2001) [opening] CLERKS - THE ANIMATED SERIES (2000) [opening] BABY BLUES (2000-2002) [opening] -Commercial Break- FEATURED SERIES #4: FAMILY GUY (1999-2002; 2005-present) [opening] [closing] -Commercial Break- LIGHTNING ROUND #4: GAME OVER (2004) [opening] [closing] FATHER OF THE PRIDE (2004-2005) [opening] AMERICAN DAD! (2005-present) [opening] [closing] CREATURE COMFORTS (2007) [opening] THE GOODE FAMILY (2009) [opening] [closing] THE CLEVELAND SHOW (2009-2013) [opening] [closing] NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (2012) [opening] BORDERTOWN (2016) [opening] -Commercial Break- FEATURED SERIES #4: BOB'S BURGERS (2011-present) [opening] [closing] Many, many thanks to Zerbinator for his continued support. His encouragement and expertise are very much appreciated by me. You can find all of his fun-to-listen-to podcasts here. And I'd also like especially to thank him for providing the opening and closing theme music for Tube Tunes; all of his fantastic music can be found here. And, again, thanks are in order for him for providing TUBE TUNES with the "We'll Be Right Back" drops heard during the podcast. Thanks, Burford. I would also like to again thank Rob "Flack" O'Hara and Sean Johnson for adding TUBE TUNES to The Throwback Network. It's a great place to find just about any retro-themed podcast you can think of. Please check out the network here. Finally, my thanks to Ferg of The Atari 2600 Game by Game Podcast. His inspiration and dedication to covering every game cartridge ever made for the Atari 2600 (I think over 1000 of them!) is what gave me the courage to begin this podcast. And his continued support and promotion of TUBE TUNES on his excellent podcast is greatly appreciated by yours truly. Please, check out his podcast, even if you're not an Atari 2600 collector; or at least visit his website here. Next Episode: "S01E07: Cathode Ray Memories" (available March 20, 2016)

This week on Galaktacus we cast our giant eyes upon animation, specifically the cartoons of the small screen. From the after-school binging and Saturday morning appointment-viewing of our youth to The Simpsons and Adult Swim-inspired series of our adulthood, we attempt to pinpoint whether animation still packs the same punch in an already packed world of pop culture. So if you're a fan of new shows like Rick and Morty or Adventure Time, old classics like Batman: The Animated Series, prime time stalwarts like Family Guy (shudder) or randoms like Fish Police and The Critic, then this is the podcast for you.

Comedian Stewart Lee chooses 'Solitary Man' by Neil Diamond (recorded live at The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles) and 'Chicken Nuggets for me' by The Fish Police.

With Red Nose day fast approaching Richard Coles and Aasmah Mir are joined by tv presenter and property expert Kirstie Allsopp to talk taking part in the Comic Relief Danceathon, our enduring affection for tv property programmes and her problem dog Dandy. Just as well canine behaviourist Rob Alleyne is on hand. As well as being a dog trainer, Rob worked as an animal welfare officer for a local authority for 16 years and tried to start a fast snail breeding programme. He believes that there is no such thing as a problem dog, just problem owners. Billy Gibbons got in touch with Saturday Live to tell us about his home where everything (including him) is from the 1950's - apart from a handful of essentials. Formerly an Elvis impersonator, he now works at a care home for people who have dementia and learning disabilities. We have the Inheritance Tracks of comedian Stewart Lee and a group of friends from Manningtree High School in Essex report on the growing trend for cross bred dogs for BBC News School Report. And we hear how Denise Bentley, a former City Foreign Exchange Trader, ended up running the Tower Hamlets Foodbank on behalf of the Trussell Trust. With the help of Comic Relief funding its unique hub model means it can offer more than just food, including benefits and housing advice. **Stewart's tracks are : 'Solitary Man' by Neil Diamond recorded live at The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles for his album Hot August Night and 'Chicken Nuggets for me' by The Fish Police.** Producer: Alex Lewis Editor: Karen Dalziel.

April 4-10, 1992 This week Ken welcomes stand up comedian and mastermind behind the Competitive Erotic Fan Fiction empire Bryan Cook. Ken and Bryan discuss bi-coastal hoarding, the standard cleaning fee for removing TV Guides from a rental car, those sexy soaps, growing up in Maine cable-free, Satellite Dish culture, old people scent, Brian Dennehy's gift, Willfred Brimley's laundry, Gulf War trading cards, Cocaine busts in Boston, the birth of reality television, Billy's Head of the Class spin off, travel shows, UK Stand Up Comedy, TV kids having fast aging disease, Alyssa Milano leading to 4th grade troubles, bottle episode love, moving to LA for a writing job, the fashion police, Competitive Erotic Fan Fiction, Roc, Mann and Machine, favorite Pun TV Show titles, In Living Color, the lonesome death of James Carey, Anton's pickle jar, the first time seeing a black person, Teacher bangin', Dollar Store TV, physical altercations over Star Trek, cold calling girls you like, future cops, Herman's Head, Tea Leoni, Basic Instinct loving Dads, hitchhiking, Get Smart, Grittas, way up in Maine, working at Electrical Supply Companies, renting mannequin parts, flea markets in New England, Rescue 911, disproving Home Improvement, Billy Crystal on Lifetime, bring comedy to the U.S.S.R., Wonder Years, the 60s portrayal of family life, being blamed for other kid's smoking habits, Davis Rules, Bonnie Hunt, Nell Carter is not the Fat Man, Duff, The Three Faces of Mike McDonald, Hocus Pocus vs. The Witches, The Simpsons vs. Cosby, Futurama, Mr. Rhodes, the toaster oven/TV Week parallel, the ladies of Cheers, Beyond 2000, Roy from Wings: Super Sleaze, Tim Daly: World's Best Superman, banned shows from CEFF, Charles Rocket, Dinosaurs, Uncle Buck TV vs. Movie, AMC's long strange journey, disdain of Tequila and Bonetti, Scorch, Nightmare Cafe, Fish Police, America's Serious Home Videos and country's own C+C Music Factory. 

December 25-31, 1993 Ken welcome actor/comedian Erik Charles Neilson (Community, Conan). Ken and Erik discuss a very Johnny Carson Christmas, Florida, Star Trek Deep Space Nine, dislike of War, Real World, Frank Langella, Space Center field trips, death on Disney property, The State, getting into comedy after you already started doing it, NBA Basketball, Shaq:Rapper, Christmas Specials, going all the way with conductors, getting mugged for free pizza, living in a dystopian America's Funniest Videos future, The State, Comic Book Confidential, No-Friend-O, Nick Arcade, Stivy Poninski, Universal Studios Florida, Seaquest DSV, working on fake dolphins, Miami as a world unto itself, switching bodies, Comedy Central's history of airing 1940s movies, having no photos of one's self in their home, the difficulty of shooting multiple angles, Ken being weirded out by seeing Erik on TV, the mystery of Dan Boulger, issues with political comedy, Newhart against Newhart, Taxi, how everybody loves Cheers, Monty Python, having your hand blown off, passing over Roseanne, Erik's first swear, disapproving of the Simpsons, Fish Police, when Earth Girls were Hard, Erik's hatred of Pee Wee Herman, Unsolved Mysteries, not waiting too long after the six seasons to make the movie, the Cyberpunk movement, Mad About You vs. The Simpsons, voice acting, D&D, play with Dan Harmon's treasures, worried about R rated movies upsetting you, Tales from the Crypt, Downtown LA historic buildings, avoiding music with lyrics, Alien Nation, anxiety, Ghostbusters, avoiding the King Orange Jamboree and televised New Year's Eve Plans. 

For the first time, Mr. Stevens encounters a defense attorney and he might just have the upper hand (and an incredible accent) as they clash over the forgotten cartoon Fish Police. Meanwhile, the archives reveal the Jericho Season 3 comic limited series was wiped from existence and I bet you never even noticed.

The Fish Police and Lucy Claire perform live in session and Andrea Mason discusses the Literary Kitchen Festival on Resonance FM‘s Hello GoodBye on Saturday 14th June 2014. PLAYLIST The Fish Police – Coco Butter (LIVE SESSION) The Fish Police – Chicken Nuggets For Me (LIVE SESSION) The Fish Police – Fish Water (LIVE SESSION) […]

Constant Flux are an organisation who aim to create opportunities for musicians with learning disabilities. In April 2014 they organised a UK tour for London-based Pop band, the Fish Police. In this show we hear from Constant Flux and the team who have worked with the Fish Police on their debut album, the Marzipan Transformations.

This week, Kyle and Luke come to you live from Marscon 2014 accompanied by Kevin and Kornflake from the Flopcast, Blasted Bill, Lindsay Smith, and several other friends! They discuss 80s cartoons, monsters, Fish Police, Fangface, Fangface, and Fangface. Click here for the TheFuMP 2014 March Newsletter.   Please leave us feedback and otherwise interact with us at http://www.facebook.com/kyleandluke!

We're still at MarsCon, and we're still teaming up with other silly podcasts! This week it's time to "Flop About Toons," as Kevin and Kornflake are joined by TV's Kyle and the great Luke Ski, hosts of the cartoon-themed podcast "Kyle and Luke Talk About Toons"! Along for the ride is another crazy cast of MarsCon characters, including Doornail, Lindsay, Blasted Bill, Brother Osric, Wacky Ben, and Break Man Z! And we do indeed talk about cartoons, including our favorite cartoon monsters (Spoiler Alert: the correct answer is Fangface), video game-inspired cartoons (Pac-Man! Saturday Supercade!), failed Simpsons-inspired cartoons (Fish Police! Capitol Critters!), and much more. Then we switch gears as Break Man Z hosts our second annual Flopcast MarsCon taste test! This time we sample a bunch of weird cookies, and it's a huge success, as reactions range from "horrified" to "slightly less horrified."

Meet Lauren Potter who plays Becky, the Down's syndrome cheerleader in Glee. The president of the Paralympic movement talks to us about the future of the Games. Fish Police are our band this month, we discuss exam extensions, and is disability about to be cured? With Liz Carr and Rob Crossan.

Comic book and storyboard artist extraordinaire Gabriel Hardman joins us in an extended discussion on the visual storytelling media of which he is well-versed and their similarities and differences, plus, in the second hour, we find time to touch upon Butcher Baker, the Righteous Maker #1 by Joe Casey and Mike Huddleston, Nonplayer #1, Xombi #1, Incognito: Bad Influences and Sleeper, Captain America .1 and Thor .1, Fear Itself #1, Deadpool Team-Up, Night of the Living Dead: Death Valley #1, Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows' Neonomicon #4 from Avatar, FF #1, Detective Comics and Batman Inc., the Bomb Queen - Hack/Slash one-shot from Jimmie Robinson and Image, Black Panther: Man without Fear #516, Fish Police volume one, Dark Horse's Creepy #5, The Cardboard Valise, Archie #153, Mike Allred's Ginchy Madman one-shot, and a whole mess more!

A very international episode in which Vicki gives us an aural tour of Tokyo, we get groped by a chicken and curse out some 14 year old zombies. - Vicki discovers she has a lamp and a light bulb cage. - The listeners sit between Ben and Vicki and refuse to move. - Vicki looks at a map of Tokyo Disney and an ugly girl with a sticker on her face. - Vicki investigates the sailors on top of Mt Fuji and still can't ski. - We get apathetic Australian trophy wives and make them say things in their crazy foreign accent. - We take some time out of our busy podcast to eat some chicken and teach French and Japanese. - Touched by a chicken and casual train groping on the psycho line. - Nautical nerds correct us, as we predicted. - Vicki teaches her students about the flockalypse and floordrobe. - We discuss the super toilet- heated seat conundrum. - We react to Japanese TV reactions and cricket trivia. - We get 'saved' by Rape Man while driving the racism bus. - We get tricked by fake donuts and get our revenge by tricking the super toilets. - We take some pics of 'cat photo girl' and visit cute girl planet. Forever seventeen! - Ben doesn't invite Chad to the party and makes it rain beer. - Ben doesn't survive the zombie apocalypse. - Ranger Vicki doesn't let the bears in. - Craig's Segment: Ben pimps a free cello and dismisses your cries for free jello. - Celebrity heads: "Hey Vicki, what a pity you don't understand." - Obscure Cop Rock sighting #4 and Fish Police sighting #1. - Our unofficial tweeter has illegal Singaporean bubblegum.

A very international episode in which Vicki gives us an aural tour of Tokyo, we get groped by a chicken and curse out some 14 year old zombies. - Vicki discovers she has a lamp and a light bulb cage. - The listeners sit between Ben and Vicki and refuse to move. - Vicki looks at a map of Tokyo Disney and an ugly girl with a sticker on her face. - Vicki investigates the sailors on top of Mt Fuji and still can't ski. - We get apathetic Australian trophy wives and make them say things in their crazy foreign accent. - We take some time out of our busy podcast to eat some chicken and teach French and Japanese. - Touched by a chicken and casual train groping on the psycho line. - Nautical nerds correct us, as we predicted. - Vicki teaches her students about the flockalypse and floordrobe. - We discuss the super toilet- heated seat conundrum. - We react to Japanese TV reactions and cricket trivia. - We get 'saved' by Rape Man while driving the racism bus. - We get tricked by fake donuts and get our revenge by tricking the super toilets. - We take some pics of 'cat photo girl' and visit cute girl planet. Forever seventeen! - Ben doesn't invite Chad to the party and makes it rain beer. - Ben doesn't survive the zombie apocalypse. - Ranger Vicki doesn't let the bears in. - Craig's Segment: Ben pimps a free cello and dismisses your cries for free jello. - Celebrity heads: "Hey Vicki, what a pity you don't understand." - Obscure Cop Rock sighting #4 and Fish Police sighting #1. - Our unofficial tweeter has illegal Singaporean bubblegum.

Rudeness, the bright side of disability and learnie band The Fish Police.