Podcasts about in syndication

 This week on the In Syndication podcast we talk about The Andy Griffith Show. We talk about (perceived lack of) politics of the show, the strengths of it's lead (as well as Don Knotts), and everything else around it. Everything's coming up Mayberry!

Enter the Diva Supreme, America's Greatest Superstar, the one the only MISS PIGGY! Moi better be ready, because we are going to try to cover the influence, the impact, the import of the greatest actress, singer, personal trainer, international icon, Miss Piggy. There aren't even enough adjectives to start this episode, so just download it. We cover Piggy's film career, romance and political impact. We cover Billionares, And MacDowell, Fair Queens, and Fergie! So exile that self-doubt, grab your gay pride and get ready to get drop dead gorgeous! (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

"Working Girl" Rewatch! Take the Staten Island Ferry back to 1988 with us to celebrate Melanie, Sigourney and Joan. This is an Origins episode where Jason and Nick continue mining their nostalgia til death. Worship the hair, the eyeshadow, the shoulder-pads, and the Reaganomics of this classic comedy. These ladies teach us mergers & acquisitions, flawless fashions, and the value of female friendships. Let the River Run! (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

 This month the In Syndication podcast covers the show about Vietnam veterans framed for a crime they didn't commit together to do what anyone would...flip some cars, fire some guns at nothing in particular, and get paid large cash while doing it. That's right we're talking about The A-Team. If you haven't had enough Mr. T in your life since the 80's, hold on cause we're serving you an extra helping.

Come to the schoolhouse children, because there is a Diva you should know named Nancy Wilson! This week we worship Sweet Nancy, the girl with the honey-coated voice. We go back to the Cocoanut Grove to fly through 70 albums over her prolific and criminally under appreciated career. So come fire walk with us back to the 60s with us as we take a hard bop through Ohio, New York City, Los Angeles, and get drunk in San Francisco listening to Pop, R&B, Broadway and JAZZ. You don't know How Glad We Are to be listening to Nancy Wilson, so hop on this train and let her transport you to another world. (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There is one woman who is the GodMother, The Queen, The Patron Saint of Rock 'n Roll: SISTER ROSETTA THARPE! We have been dying to cover this extraordinary Diva for a while and we saved her to round out your Gay Pride Season! So come and learn about this genre defying, electric guitar playing, ball gown wearing Stadium Bride! I bet the history books didn't tell you that Rock was invented by a queer black woman did they? Well that's because all the history books are WRONG. So come for the herstory and stay for the soaring gospel numbers, the rollicking guitar licks and high flying vocal of SRT. That's right, kitty cats, this week we are burning down the entire Hall of Fame and rebuilding it in Rosetta's name! (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

All Hail the Coffeehouse Queen, Dar Williams! Jason & Nick dive deep into Dar's first two albums, The Honesty Room & Mortal City,and, their poetic adolescences, teenage car accidents and seasonal depression! We're so glad you finally made it here to our 13th Episode! We hope we're aging well and that you will come and sit in the Honesty Room with us as we laugh and cry in the church of this goddess folk-singer-songwriter-diva.  (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The new documentary of Aretha Franklin's live recording of her gospel album, Amazing Grace, is nothing short of a miracle. Just in time for Easter, Jason and Nick head to Church to learn at the feet of the Queen of Soul. This is the episode where we beg you to stop listening to this podcast and go to the movies, listen to Aretha, convert to Christianity and praise everyone involved in making this joyful noise!  (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

 According to Adam West, the sixties was about the three B's: The Beatles, Batman, and Bond. We actually talk about all three in this episode of In Syndication, but we completely focus on the show captured a nation, a Joker, two Riddlers, and three Cat Women (if you count the movie). We're breaking down Batman!

Madeline Kahn was the Queen of Comedy and this week we talk to her biggest fan, Michael Cyril Creighton! Feel the flames...just around your face as we float through the glorious career of Hollywood's saddest and sweetest clown. Madeline has inspired Michael's career and life in the fullest way, and there are few fans we have met more devoted. Join us in hailing Mrs. White, Trixie, Eunice Burns and all of the delectable creations of this singular actress. (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

She's The Greatest Star: Barbra! We interview Thomas Jay Ryan on how the Streisand chip was implanted in his young brain, and we analyze Barbra's music, movies and magic. This controversial beauty never begged for love, and neither will we! Come learn a new vocabulary from Brooklyn's hometown Diva. Give It To Me, NOW! (We are In Syndication! That's right it's time for Re-Runs, friends, so sit back, relax, smash that download button and enjoy one of our earliest episodes! We will be back with new episodes in March, and you can always find new episodes on our Patreon.) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This month the In Syndication podcast dives into Peter Falk's iconic turn as the disheveled detective who everyone underestimates...Columbo! We talk about why it was TV movies instead of a show proper, the other men who played Columbo, and the debt the crime procedural owes to it.

 This month the In Syndication podcast asks if you had a wish, would let it be horribly corrupted by a charismatic car dealer? We go through the ins and outs of the TV show: Fantasy Island.

 We return for our third season of the In Syndication podcast with a Halloween appropriate entry. Tales from the Crypt was HBO's first premier show that ran for seven seasons. It was an anthology show that had a refreshing celebrity cast that has never been matched. Find how five of the biggest producers in Hollywood turned a comic book from the fifties into a giant franchise of multiple shows and movies.

We close out the first season with Dennis Small from the In Syndication podcast. We discuss to his reaction to watching A New Hope for the first time (and realizing he'd already read it), how the movies are like westerns, and whether Star Wars is political.

For the season finale of In Syndication we cover Car 54 Where Are You? Toody and Muldoon may have always found hilarity, but they never collared the crooks. Find about the groundbreaking sitcom on the In Syndication podcast in your favorite app.

This month on In Syndication we talk about an action figure that was definitely not a doll. It spawned a comic book to create a mythos for it's television show. And that show helped sell the best selling action figure (not doll) of the eighties: G.I. Joe!

In Syndication plums the depths of the oceans to uncover nondescript European country plots and mermen in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Check out this episode and you'll believe a submarine can fly...if your six...I guess.

Want to check out another NOT SAFE FOR netWORK podcast? Here's In Syndication. It talks about the history of television one show at a time. It begins by talking about one of the most iconic television series of all-time Star Trek. Find out the reality of the first interracial kiss on television, how the cast chemistry affected the show, the best episodes and so much more!

Want to check out another podcast from Biggs (he was on episodes 7 and 19)? Here's In Syndication. It talks about the history of television one show at a time. It begins by talking about one of the most iconic television series of all-time Star Trek. Find out the reality of the first interracial kiss on television, how the cast chemistry affected the show, the best episodes and so much more!

Want to check out another NOT SAFE FOR netWORK podcast? Here's In Syndication. It talks about the history of television one show at a time. It begins by talking about one of the most iconic television series of all-time Star Trek. Find out the reality of the first interracial kiss on television, how the cast chemistry affected the show, the best episodes and so much more!

We review the Deadwood movie, Rocketman, Dark Phoenix, Cobra Kai season two, and the live stagings of All in the Family along with The Jeffersons. We also cover some news on the new Swamp Thing series, The Good Place, and our new podcast: In Syndication.

Welcome to In Syndication where we review television shows from the past and tell it's place in history, what shaped the show, and whether it holds up. This episode is where we lay out what we're doing and why.