Podcast appearances and mentions of Gary Portnoy

Another one done. The final track from Roots! Do we end the trifecta of depressing? Is there even just an iota of hope in here somewhere?19th studio album - Roots to BranchesGet your Talk Tull To Me merch here!Talk Tull To Me Patreon & schedule.Art credit: Burton SilvermanMusic credits:“Bourée” - Jethro Tull"Another Harry's Bar" - Jethro Tull"Jesus, Take the Wheel" - Carrie Underwood"Fylingdale Flyer" - Jethro Tull"Velvet Green" - Jethro Tull"Hero" - Enrique Iglesias"Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Theme from Cheers)" - Gary Portnoy, Judy Hart Angelo Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

RUNDOWN   Celebrating the show's longevity, the conversation takes a dramatic turn due to dual cyber-attacks. What do you do when you first encounter a driverless car? ...unisex bathrooms? Mitch and Hotshot explore the monumental legacy of Willie Mays following his recent passing, his staggering career achievements and the historical impact of his military service Rick Sund, Former Supersonics general manager, reflects on the ever-evolving landscape of professional basketball, from 1974 and moving into semi-retirement. He discusses the intricacies of team expansions, player trades, and the dynamics of NBA front offices in earlier days. Mariners No-Table, hosts Mitch, Jason Churchill, and Joe Doyle delve into the Seattle Mariners' recent performance, initially leading by 10 games in the American League West, faced setbacks, losing four out of the next five games, reducing their lead to just five games. We take a nostalgic journey back to May 4th, 2020, during the height of the pandemic, when Mitch hosted a themed show bracket to determine the best TV theme song, the iconic theme from "Cheers," composed by Gary Portnoy. Gary comes onto the show to discuss the creation of the beloved song and Gary's insights into his music career during these unusual times. The Other Stuff Segment covers J.J. Reddick, driverless cars, unisex bathrooms, Pat McAfee, ESPN, Queen music catalog sale, Boston Celtics championship, Charlie Woods US Junior Amateur Championship, celebrity DUI Justin Timberlake, and Bill Belichick relationship age difference.   GUESTS   • Rick Sund | former Sonics GM • Mariners No-Table | Jason Churchill from "Baseball Things" and Joe Doyle from "Over Slot" • Gary Portnoy | writer and performer of Cheers theme song - "Where Everyone Knows Your Name"   TABLE OF CONTENTS   2:41 | Challenges of Modern Technology: Mitch's astonishment at encountering driverless cars in Arizona and his humorous struggle with accepting unisex bathrooms. 16:46 | Clip of The Week 2: Pool Party In Maryland. 26:24 | Gene Wilder Docu - how great? 30:30 | Willie Mays passing. 42:16 | GUEST: Rick Sund - former Sonics GM - reminisces about the final years of the Sonics, the Gary Payton/Ray Allen trade, his friendship withJerry West & the return of the NBA to Seattle 1:11:47 | GUEST: Mariners No-Table - Joe Doyle, Jason Churchill - discuss a tough week for the Mariners, what to do with Mitch Haniger and the emergence of Ryan Bliss. Plus the Out on an Limb competition 1:41:50 | GUEST: Blast from Mitch Unfiltered Past - Gary Portnoy - writer and performer of Cheers theme song - "Where Everyone Knows Your Name" (originally aired on Ep 90 - May 4, 2020). Gary tells the incredible of how he struck gold with 1 of the most popular theme songs in the history of television... a fascinating story. 2:10:07 | The Other Stuff Segment: J.J. Reddick, Lakers coaching, broadcasting, podcasts, driverless cars, unisex bathrooms, Pat McAfee, ESPN, college football, Stephen A. Smith, ESPN contract negotiations, sports media salaries, sports entertainment preferences, Queen music catalog sale, Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, WNBA statistics, Boston Celtics championship, Scotty Scheffler, PGA Tour, Charlie Woods, US Junior Amateur Championship, Tiger Woods, celebrity DUI, Justin Timberlake, Bill Belichick, relationships, age differences, celebrity basketball tournament, Donald Sutherland, Ohio attorney, legal settlement with Geico, Elon Musk Cybertruck, manure tanker accident.

This week, we're going to speak with Jessica Johnson. She's the co-founder of an organization called Cheers to Tucson, and they are fundraising to support those in our community who are in need. Today is September 11th, my name is Tom Heath and you're listening to "Life Along the Streetcar". Each and every Sunday our focus is on Social, Cultural and Economic impacts in Tucson's Urban Core and we shed light on hidden gems everyone should know about. From A Mountain to UArizona and all stops in between. You get the inside track- right here on 99.1 FM, streaming on DowntownRadio.org- we're also available on your iPhone or Android using our very own Downtown Radio app. Reach us by email contact@lifealongthestreetcar.org -- interact with us on Facebook @Life Along the Streetcar and follow us on Twitter @StreetcarLife--- And check out our past episodes on www.lifeAlongTheStreetcar.org, Spotify, iTunes or asking your smart speaker to "Play Life Along The Streetcar Podcast." Our intro music is by Ryanhood and we exit with music from Gary Portnoy, "Cheers."

Podcast for a deep examination into the career and life choices of Adam Sandler, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Julia Roberts, & Jack Nicholson. Patrick, Joe, and Lev look back on all the great memories and crushing regrets from their many years of podcasting. Come and join the celebration, PLUS a super secret bonus announcement! Do you know who America's favorite non-pre-historic family is? Find out on this week's episode of 'What the Hell Happened to Them?' Email the cast at whathappenedtothem@gmail.com Disclaimer: This episode was recorded in June 2022 (with clips going all the way back to 2015). References may feel confusing and/or dated unusually quickly. Segments - Music - Time Stamps Opening - 'Clint Eastwood (James Bond Cover)' by Robyn Adele Anderson - 00:00 Sponsors - 'Money, Money, Money' by Abba - 03:29 Jiminy, the Intern - 'Super Mario Bros. 3 Overworld 2 (Acapella)' by Smooth McGroove - 8:31 Recap - 'Lady Madonna' by The Beatles - 11:13 Stockholm Syndrome - 'Flight of the Bumblebee (Techno Remix 2018)' by Rimsky Korsakov - 16:22 Rock Weariness - 'I Wanna Rock' by Twisted Sister - 22:13 Holy Sh*t! - 'Also Sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30' by Richard Strauss - 25:25 Shots Fired - 'Shots Fired Bump' by Lev Van Renseleer - 26:58 Grumpy Patrick - 'Dotted Line Tears' by Masayoshi Yamazaki - 31:35 Crushes - 'What is Love' by Haddaway - 37:07 Who Are People? - 'Evening High' by DJ BC - 41:32 BFFs - 'With Much Love Once More' by Motoyoshi Iwasaki - 47:09 Disagreements - 'O Fortuna (remix)' by Sarah Dabby - 56:26 Hollywood - 'Duel of the Fates' by John Williams - 1:01:23 Movie Lingo - 'It Takes Two' by Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock - 1:09:27 Guests Montage - 'You're My Best Friend' by Vitamin String Quartet & 'Happy Together' by The Turtles - 1:15:00 Special Thanks - 'I Will Remember You' by Sarah McLachlan - 1:21:50 Enemies of the Podcast - 'She's Gone Away' by Nine Inch Nails - 1:23:58 Utter Chaos - 'All Around the World' by Max Raabe & The Palast Orchester - 1:29:47 Old (not the movie) - 'Chattanooga Choo Choo' by Regina Carter - 1:33:46 Last Looks - 'The Return of Number 2' by Geoff Ballington - 1:38:20 Grand Finale!! - 'Katana Blaster (Constantly Playing Mix)' by BigGiantCircles - 1:42:47 Signing Off - 'Cheers Theme (Full Length Record)' by Gary Portnoy - 1:47:45   Artwork from BJ West   quixotic, united, skeyhill, vekeman, nicholson, sandler, roberts, rock, johnson, james, hollywood, 138, spectacular, simpsons, howard, long, frasier  

Gary Portnoy, the Emmy-nominated singer/songwriter of “Where Everybody Knows Your Name”, joins the boys to talk about how he got his start in music, the artists he has worked with, how he ended up with the gig to record the “Cheers” theme (and the various places the song has ended up) and whether or not he drinks for free in Boston.

Cheers—it's a word with so many meanings. It's way of greeting, a token of gratitude, a way to make a toast, and even describes that wonderful feeling we get when someone—or something—just makes us smile. In this episode of George Hirsch Lifestyle Radio, we say “Cheers!” to cheer and explore the wonderful moments of joy that enrich our lives. We meet with artist Liza Donnelly, whose cartoons for The New Yorker magazine and other publications have brought enjoyment and amusement to folks around the globe. Also joining is musical legend Gary Portnoy, singer and co-writer of the iconic theme song for beloved American sitcom, Cheers. Also, George and Alex discuss their recipes for happiness both in and out of the kitchen. More about Liza DonnellyMore about Gary Portnoy

DO NOT MISS this rare conversation with iconic singer/songwriter Gary Portnoy. Gary is best known for writing and performing one of the most popular TV theme songs of all time, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name", from the Emmy award winning sitcom "Cheers". He has also wrote and recorded theme songs for shows such as "Punky Brewster" and "Mr. Belvedere". His story is so inspiring and this is without a doubt a do not miss episode! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode is about Fact VS. Fiction, and we discuss the present state of America and the spread of disinformation. 

This week The TV Boys sit down to discuss Ted Danson, one of our favorite actors and in many of our favorite shows. Also, Thomas teaches us a new word.

RUNDOWN  Today's episode begins with Hotshot explaining the bubble tea phenomenon which seems to have sprung up out of nowhere. Then, the guys provide their takeaways from the Richard Sherman incident and the lasting impact it will have for him and his family. Three best-of guests are local golfing legend Fred Couples, singer-songwriter Gary Portnoy, and author Larry "Ratso" Sloman. Later, Mitch and Scott chat about a variety of topics ranging from cardboard beds to the shooting at the Nationals game to stolen teeth! GUESTS  Fred Couples | PGA golfer Gary Portnoy | Singer-songwriter Larry “Ratso” Sloman | co-author of Mike Tyson autobiography Undisputed Truth TABLE OF CONTENTS  0:00 | What the heck is bubble tea and since when were they built at every street corner in sight? 21:36 | Richard Sherman broke his silence about his incident and has revealed some mental issues he is dealing with.   41:21 | GUEST: 1992 Masters Champion Fred Couples joins the show to shares some memories from his countless rounds at Augusta.  1:13:25 | GUEST: Gary Portnoy tells the story of creating the iconic theme song to Cheers “Where Everybody Knows Your Name”.  1:42:42 | GUEST: Larry Sloman steps in the ring to weigh in on Mike Tyson's return to the ring after a 15-year hiatus.   2:13:08 | Which did you enjoy more...Shark Week or The Open Championship. 2:18:24 | There is a rumor swirling around that the beds in Tokyo are made of cardboard to keep the Olympics athletes socially distanced. 2:25:03 | A shooting at Nationals Park revealed the heroism of Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado. 2:29:56 | A woman in Nevada planned her grand robbery...at a dentist office. 

It's one of the most recognizable and beloved TV themes of all time, and man, just a darn great song. It makes us feel a warm sense of community and wistfulness and the nostalgia we love so much. So let's talk about it! Belly up to the podcast bar and order yourself a sarsaparilla or a cream soda, and let's dig into one of the great TV themes ever written with the man behind the song, Gary Portnoy. Join us on PATREON for early access, longer interviews, weekly reaction mini-sodes, full bonus shows, and more chances to be part of the show! patreon.com/greatsongpod Connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @greatsongpod for Shenanigans, giveaways, and more! Join the Facebook group! Facebook.com/groups/greatsongpod greatsongpodcast.com Co-producers: Andrea Konarzewski, Ari Marucci, Brad Callahan, Michael Conley, Peter Mark Campbell, and David Steinberg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greatsongpod/support

"All roads lead to Hollywood" as hosts Bobby and Kristina discuss 1983's Marilyn: An American Fable on the season one premiere of My Favorite Flop.   ABOUT MARILYN: AN AMERICAN FABLE Inspired by the life of celebrity Marilyn Monroe, Marilyn: An American Fable takes a highly fictionalized look at Hollywood’s legendary bombshell while also maintaining its supposed authenticity. (The show was apparently “authorized” and endorsed by Lee Strasberg’s wife, Anna) It was one of two musicals about the star to open that year alone, and one of at least five that have been created since her death. The show features a book by Patricia Michaels with music and lyrics by Jeanne Napoli, Doug Frank, Gary Portnoy, Beth Lawrence, Norman Thalheimer, James Komack, Wally Harper, and David Zippel. Between sabotaged sets, a fired director, and a leading lady replaced just ten days before its first preview, this show made it to opening night with even more baggage than the real-life Marilyn carried with her during her actual life. The show shuttered after only 17 performances and became largely forgotten until it became a footnote in the pilot of NBC’s SMASH in 2012.   Original Broadway Cast Alyson Reed as Norma Jean/Marilyn Monroe Kristi Coombs as Young Norma Jean Peggy Blue, Michael Kubula, and T.A. Stephens as Destiny Scott Bakula as Joe DiMaggio George Dvorsky as Jim Dougherty Will Gerard as Arthur Miller Melissa Bailey as Louella Mary Testa as Hedda Steve Shocket as Strasberg Willy Falk as Tommy Lise Lang as Sis Debi Monahan as Pat Ty Crowley as Acting Coach Gary-Michael Davies as Director Deborah Dotson as Hairdresser Ed Forsyth as Camera Man Mitchell Greenberg as Agent James Haskins as Photographer Alan North as Studio Head Michael Rivera as Designer Dooba Wilkins as Coach Mark Ziebell as Serviceman Jodi Benson as Factory Girl Eileen Casey, Andrew Charles, Kevin Cort, Mark Esposito, Marcial Gonzalez, Christine Gradl, and Marguerite Lowell as Ensemble

Une fois n’est pas coutume, nous nous ouvrons à l’international aujourd’hui en recevant Gary Portnoy, le mythique interprète des génériques de Punky Brewster et Cheers. Sans commune mesure, Punky Brewster est une des sitcoms les... Cet article The Générique TV Show : Gary Portnoy (Punky Brewster – Cheers) | La loi des séries #444 est apparu en premier sur VL Média .

Pull up a seat at the bar, have a drink, and let us take you on a little journey through the "Cheers" opening credits sequence. -- We recorded this episode using Squadcast which allows you to record studio-quality remote interviews for your podcast. First 7 days are free. Check it out here.    Support us on Patreon   Follow Max: Instagram|Twitter Follow Gary: Instagram|Twitter   Links, as promised in the episode:  Cheers - Season 10 - Opening Credits  Full Version of "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" by Gary Portnoy with the weird 2nd verse Flaming Moe's - Cheers parody from "The Simpsons" Gary Portnoy singing the Cheers theme from his home during quarantine  Acapella cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by Triforcefilms Limp Bizkit-esque cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by The Factory Crew Quarantine Zoom cover of the Cheers theme by Gary Portnoy performed by Monday Night Social --  We hate to be those guys, but if you enjoyed the episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you can. And more importantly, spread the word. The more action the show gets the better. We want to continue to make these, and building an audience is the best way to make sure we'll be able to. 

AMERICAN MUSICIAN AND SINGER-SONGWRITER He is best known for co-writing and performing the main theme song of the NBC sitcom Cheers, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name"

Another week, another reckoning with the apocalypse. As the country gears up to reopen, Paul and Arlo discuss how their home states of Alabama and Ohio are handling things. They are not optimistic! Crowds packed close, restaurants teeming with teens, maskless mugs--these things, and more, contribute to our hosts’ reluctance to get this society back on the road. After they’re done ruminating on our impending doom, Paul raves about Hulu’s Normal People; Arlo recommends two more Hulu series, PEN15 and Ramy; they’re both excited about the forthcoming Sandman audio drama; and the announcement of a much sooner release date for the filmed performance of Hamilton leads Arlo to go negative on negativity. Plus, bones slathered in peanut butter.   Next: senior British correspondent Wesley Mead updates us on life in Boris Johnson’s UK. THE BREAKDOWN Total Run Time: 01:37:20 00:01:00  -  Intro? (Time has no meaning anymore…) 01:34:30  -  Outro / Next THE MUSIC “Theme From Cheers (Where Everybody Knows Your Name)” by Gary Portnoy (1982) “Peanut Butter Sandwich” by Raffi, Singable Songs for the Very Young (1976) THE LINKS “Sandman: James McAvoy Leads Star-Studded Audio Adaptation Cast” by Noah Dominguez, CBR

Gillian Murphey shows up late, just in time for me to ramble about Porky's for 10 minutes. The songs we listened to were Everybody Knows Your Name by Gary Portnoy, La Bamba by Ritchie Valens, and Love Potion No. 9 by the Clovers. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey Geeks! In this one we talk about EA's surprise at Jedi: Fallen Order, Blizzard starts out 2020 with lower expectations, if you don't want to see Birds of Prey you're sexist, Psych: Lassie Come Home is going to be on a new streaming service, and Vargo accidentally made a Kuva Lich in Warframe. We'll be back after Feb 22.      Intro: "Where Everybody Knows Your Name (Cheers Theme)" by Gary Portnoy      Close: "Strange Cup of Tea" by Sister Hazel

Continuamos con nuestras sintonías de tv favoritas desde los inicios hasta 1990, con temas que han quedado en la memoria e incluso para la historia de la música popular Únete a nosotros en Telegram: t.me/marcianosenuntren Modera: Jose Ceballos Participan: Carlos Arbelo y Álvaro Blanco Edición y Música: Jose Ceballos Temas de: John Dankworth, Johnny Mandel, Doug Goodwind, Henri Mancini, María Rosario Ovelar, Javier Losada e Hilario Camacho, Danny Elfman, Hoyt Curtin, Joseph Barbera y William Hanna, B52´s, Guido & Maurizio D´Angelis, Takeo Watanabe, Neal Hefty, Joe Raposo, Vic Mizzy, Dennis Wilson, Howard Geenfield & Jack Keller, Jesse Frederick, George Tipton, Gary Portnoy, Jonathan Wolff, Bill Conti, Jim Parker, Wilfred Josephs, David Schwartz y Carmelo Bernaola

Veteran TV game show contestants and connoisseurs go head-to-head on a…game show! Benjamin Ziek (@e_c_mcgee), a 7-time World Pun Champion and professional wrestling manager Lex Icon, and Travis R. Griffin (@uncleplinko), a software programmer and game show electronics expert, go head-to-head to see who out-gameshows who! ON TAP: Upcoming game shows on FOX, General Knowledge, a new numbers and letters round, guess the TV show by its theme song, and Last Call. www.facebook.com/triviatavern www.twitter.com/triviatavern www.instagram.com/triviatavern https://triviatavern.podbean.com/ Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Contact us at thetriviatavern@gmail.com    Original live airdate: 3/11/19 on LA Valley College’s radio station 95.1 KVCM www.lavc.edu/kvcm   Intro: Lyrics from “Where Everybody Knows Your Name.” Written by Gary Portnoy and Judy Hart.   House Band: Vodovoz www.youtube.com/vodovoz Intermission: “Mister Mambo” - Lounge. Written, recorded and produced by Vodovoz Outro: “Funky Joint” – Chillhop. Written by Popovic. Recorded and produced by Popovic / Vodovoz   “Trivia Night” infomercial by Nate Henderson www.fiverr.com/natehenderson   Mentioned:   Orange County Championship Wrestling - www.facebook.com/Orangecountychampionshipwrestling  Home Game Entertainment - www.homegameentertainment.com  2019 Game Show Throwdown - www.homegameentertainment.com/throwdown  O. Henry Punoff World Championships - www.punoff.com   “How Much You Gonna Risk?” performed by Rockapella Last Call music: Rock & Roll Jeopardy! “Think”    *SPOILERS*   Theme songs used from the following television programs: Full House (1987), Sex and the City (1998), Coach (1989), Boy Meets World (1993), Roseanne (1988), Newsradio (1995), Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996), Will & Grace (1998), That 70’s Show (1998), Wings (1990). No copyright infringement intended. All sound clips and songs are purely for entertainment.

We are all desperately seeking an encouraging word from someone. That is why many people can relate to these famous word..."Sometimes you want to go, where everybody knows your name, and they are always glad you came." (Gary Portnoy & Judy Hart Angelo) The feeling of belonging and seeking encouraging words is nothing new and why we are instructed in Hebrews 10:25 to meet together and encourage one another.Support the show (https://onrealm.org/burlingtonbaptist/-/give/XVSXTRONUP)

In this episode, Luke Annand and guest George H. Sirois go through ten selections of their favorite bits of TV music.Music sampled in this episode"Ballad of Bilbo Baggins" by Leonard Nimoy"End Title" by Bernard Hermann from The Twilight Zone (1959)"Main Title" by Stu Phillips from Battlestar Galactica (1978)"Twin Peaks Theme (Instrumental)" by Angelo Badalamenti from Twin Peaks"Where Everybody Knows Your Name" by Gary Portnoy from Cheers"Ain't She Beautiful" by W.G. Snuffy Walden from The Stand"BoJack's Theme (feat. Ralph Carney)" by Patrick Carney from BoJack Horseman"Friday the 13th: The Series (Main Theme)" by Fred Mollin from Friday the 13th: The Series"White Lines" by unknown from 1st and 10"Karl Arrives" by Jeff Russo from Fargo Season 2"Bolero Remix" by Jeff Russo from Legion Season 1

Singer-songwriter and recording artist Gary Portnoy has written many songs recorded by both himself and other artists, however his most famous composition is "Where Everybody Knows Your Name," known to many as the theme song to the television sitcom "Cheers." It's the kind of interview I find the most enjoyable. You know the artist's work, but you don't know what their voice sounds like or how their personality is. As it turns out, Gary Portnoy is someone I appreciate and who comes across as very sincere. Support The Paul Leslie Hour by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-paul-leslie-hour

The wrestling holiday season has ended, and Captain Jack Heartless (@jackheartless) is kinda burned out. Taking a break from all that grappling sure would help a lot… so that's why he, Danny Schlag (@dannyschlag) and Derek Montilla (@cap_kaveman) watched ALL 11 seasons of one of the best American sitcoms ever. Listen in as they answer life's important questions: Diane or Rebecca? Coach or Woody? What's the best Norm one-liner? And just how luxurious is Sam Malone's hair? (We'll go back to wrestling next week, promise. Cheers is pretty great. Trust us, and enjoy!) Opening music by Lemi & The Captain. Closing music by Gary Portnoy.

Episode nine! Monika and Paul battle Fashion vs. 1980s TV in the Lightning Round, get you ready for a big week of pub quizzin', talk about trivia cheaters (boooooo)and invite you to play the Audio Round Challenge (send your answers to quizfix@gmail.com). Plus, Meow-nika's fame, Paul's love for "Far Out Space Nuts" and language so salty we had to bleep it out. What was said and who said it? Listen and find out! "Cheers Theme" - Gary Portnoy "Far Out Space Nuts Theme" - Sid and Marty Krofft As always, big thanks to Scott James for the podcast theme song!

The Living Waterboys - hot takes on sports and church life. Thank you for joining us. You can always reach us on Twitter @LivingWaterboys and by email livingwaterboys@gmail.com WE DO NOT OWN THE MUSIC USED IN THIS EPISODE Cheers Theme by Gary Portnoy

Tech Ops Assistants Worldwide and Habanero hang out with Promotions Assistant Prateek on this week's podcast! They talk about food, the new semester at WSOU, Cover Bands, and they "have styles for miles"! (Song Clip: "The Cheers Theme" by Gary Portnoy, End Song: "Noble Savage" by Clutch.)

The first of a series.. and a warning. Don't listen to this tape. It will drive you absolutely crazy. 1. It's a small world theme. (music bed) 2. Ducktales Theme, Rockapella. 3. I Will Always Love You, Whitney Houston. 4. Cheers Theme (Everybody knows your name), Gary Portnoy. 5. Daniel, Elton John. 6. The One, Gabz. 7. Lean On Me, Bill Withers. 8. Listen, Melanie Amaro. 9. When Johnny Comes Marching Home, Pete Seeger & Bill MacAdoo. 10. Mandy, Barry Manilow. 11. Friday, Rebecca Black. (quite possibly the worst song ever written) 12. Let It Go. Idina Menzel . 13. 4 Chords, The Axis of Awesome. 14. If I Had $1,000,000. Barenaked Ladies. 15. BONUS PALATE CLEANSER!

Matt and Brett get together this week to discuss [Brett’s recent “Andy Rooney moment”][facejam], comedy in comics, the many different types of comedy that could be in comics, and various other comedy-driven talking points. Point is, it gets intense. Then they switch gears to respond to a few listeners who sent in their problems with “The Dark Knight Rises,” in a new segment dubbed The Letters Column! (Want to suggest a better title than “The Letters Column”? Tweet it to @brettwhite and you could win a prize!) Next week on the show, Matt and Brett will be reading a comedy comic: Michael Kupperman’s Tales Designed To Thrizzle #1! You can get the first issue on Comixology, or buy the whole first volume on Amazon. Music: “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” by Gary Portnoy "Why Aren't There Sitcoms In Comic-Book Form?" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2014/sitcomic-books.html