Podcasts about netflix's the toys that made us

Recorded 5/12/20 - Producer/Director Brian Volk-Weiss, CEO of The Nacelle Company and Comedy Dynamics joins Jimmy from his very impressive toy collector's room! Brian discusses the business of producing and distributing stand-up comedy specials and the seven year process of how Netflix's The Toys That Made Us came to be as well as its successful spin-off, The Movies That Made Us. Twitter: IamJimmyFox // @realscreen Instagram: jimmybfox // @realscreen

This episode is a hum dinger! Contained within this pod is Mat's unsuccessful attempt to network with other podcasters, Dan calling in with a Celebrity Social Media Quiz, Wes gets hardcore protecting his Voltron Action Figures, Kris does it all in Snackwatch and Stu is just chillin'. WARNING: This podcast has repeated Smurf references. WORLD CUP OF WEIRD SHIT: https://bit.ly/papweirdshit2 OUR FACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/papfacebook OUR INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/papinstagram | 00:30 INTRO | 01:08 Plugs & Shoutouts | 02:44 OPENING REMARKS | 03:04 Coronafest 2020 Update | 03:47 Arnott's Venetian Biscuits | 05:08 Working on yourself | 06:01 Star Wars News Report | 18:58 World Cup Of Weird Shit | 23:36 Hall Of Fame - MTV Cribs with Redman | 37:28 SPORTS REPORT | 38:32 Coronafest catchup with Dan & Wes | 41:21 Are we living in a simulation? | 44:23 Was The Snorks a ripoff of The Smurfs? | 48:09 Reminiscing about Transformers & Voltron | 51:27 Is He-Man homoerotic? | 52:42 Netflix's The Toys That Made Us | 53:31 Is Perceptor the worst Transformer? | 55:51 Disturbing 80's Transformers Movie | 58:39 Wes's disturbing parenting | 59:42 CELEBRITY SOCIALS GAME | 01:00:32 Lily Allen, Chris Lilley or Denis Lillee? | 01:03:18 Larry Emdur, John Burgess or James Sherry? | 01:05:43 Ice-T, Ice Cube or Vanilla Ice? | 01:08:55 Jane Bunn, Livinia Nixon or Mike Larkan? | 01:11:15 David Letterman, Dave Chappelle or Dave Coulier? | 01:15:22 SNACK WATCH | 01:16:18 Kris has a go at Stu | 01:17:30 Bourbon Biscuits Review | 01:21:06 Barr Bubblegum Soft Drink Review | 01:26:35 Stu's chillin' out during Coronafest | 01:27:54 Stu gets distracted | 01:30:40 Kris's wife Tino reviews Bourbon Biscuits | 01:32:18 OUTRO

In this week's episode of the "Power Kid Podcast," host Phil Albritton of Power Kid Design speaks with Brian Volk-Weiss, CEO of The Nacelle Co. and Comedy Dynamics. Volk-Weiss is the creator and producer of Netflix's The Toys That Made Us and The Movies That Made Us, and has produced Grammy-nominated and Grammy-winning comedy albums for the likes of Weird Al Yankovic, Dave Chappelle, and Jerry Seinfeld, and has produced and directed dozens of comedy specials for talent including Tiffany Hadish, Kevin Hart, Jim Gaffigan, Ali Wong, and many more. His latest project is the new series, A Toy Store Near You, which delves into the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on independent toy stores and collectibles retailers around the world. On the podcast, Albritton and Volk-Weiss discuss the similarities between the toy industry and the comedy world, the genesis of the new series, and why A Toy Store Near You is so important in shedding light on small businesses. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adventuremedia/message

You fans can stick it, brother! In our first episode of 2020, we're finishing up Season 3 of Netflix's The Toys That Made Us by discussing their episode about wrestling toys (as well as many, many other tangents). We couldn't do it without wrestling afficionado TOM G. WOLF -- our first international guest, Skyped in from Sydney, Australia! Throughout this extra-macho episode we make sure to hit on: Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Hulk Hogan: Supernanny, Baddie Hulk, wrestlers on Baywatch, Crazy Vince McMahon, Bayley and Heel Bayley, as well as kayfabe and other wrestling terminology. The laundry list of wrestling and toy companies discussed includes: WWF, WCW, WWE, Mattel, Hasbro, Jakks Pacific, Galoob, LJN, Ringside Collectibles, and more. Other toys discussed: NECA TMNT and predator. Mondo/Mondoids/Fallout/Iron Giant. McFarlane DC Multiverse (specifically Batman). Marvel Legends. MEGO (Nosferatu and other horror). Thanks to Tom G. Wolf and also thanks More Of That (and Bayley) for our theme music. Special thanks to Netflix and The Toys That Made Us, Nacelle, and Brian Volk-Weiss.

This week Warner Brothers might be making the same mistake again with their superhero films, Star Trek is heading in a different direction, we have scientific proof that Tom Hanks is one of greatest human beings, we discuss the 4 new episodes of Netflix's The Toys That Made Us, and we bust our exclusive Black Friday shopping deals. 

In this episode Jesse talks about coming back from Los Angeles Comic Con and teases The Happiest Panel on Earth. N1ick tends to love any movie or TV show filmed locally. They review the season 1&2 release of Netflix's The Toys That Made Us. The Batman casting news. The Masters of the Universe movie may be a Netflix release. Are superhero movies "cinema"? Martin Scorsese doesn't believe so. We watch the trailer for The Jungle Cruise movie. N1ck tells us why he doesn't like certain rides at theme parks and makes a Disneyland confession. Saturday Night Live drops a great Sesame Street themed spoof of Joker. And Jesse brings up a new Kickstarter campaign for a documentary called Attack of the Doc that will tell all about what happened to G4TV and Attack of The Show. Follow this link to contribute to the campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thatchrisgore/attack-of-the-show-and-g4-documentary The Oh My Geek! podcast is recorded every week at Current Comics in Salinas, CA. Current Comics has all of your geek needs and two locations on the California Central Coast to choose from. Visit www.currentcomics.net for more information. Listen on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher  AND NOW iHeartRadio! Don't forget to subscribe, rate and comment! Follow us across social media: Instagram & Twitter: @ohmygeekpodcast Facebook.com/ohmygeekpodcast Feel free to drop us a line: show@omgeekshow.com

Standard Orbit 249: The Toys That Made Us Star Trek Toys With John Tenuto. This week on Standard Orbit, host Zach Moore is joined by sociology professor and Star Trek historian John Tenuto to discuss the long history of Star Trek toys. We discuss John and his wife Mary Jo's appearances on Netflix's "The Toys That Made Us," the famous (and infamous in some cases) action figures by Mego, the ever-other-movie approach to toys and merchandise in the TOS movie era, the evolution of action figures in the modern age of collectables and many of John and Zach's favorite Star Trek toys from over the years. What was the story behind the wildly inaccurate Mego Gorn action figure? Why did the licensees keep guessing wrong on when to make a merchandising push during the movie era? The TNG Galoob line: the forgotten Star Trek toy line? All this and much more in this special Christmas-sized edition of Standard Orbit! Merry Christmas! Chapters  Welcome to Standard Orbit! (00:01:27) Favorite Star Trek Christmas Presents (00:02:10) The Toys That Made Us (00:06:45) 1960s Toys, Label Swapping (00:11:48) Mego (The Gorn, The Mugato, Etc.) (00:17:25) The Motion Pictures (Every Other Movie) (00:26:30) Galoob's TNG Line (00:48:08) Playmates, Secrecy, Generations (00:56:09) 2000s, Art Asylum/Diamond Select (01:09:20) Collectability vs. Playability (01:29:01) Mature Francises Marketed At Kids (01:39:04) Final Thoughts (01:51:24) POTFM (01:57:53) Closing (01:59:58) Host Zach Moore Guest John Tenuto Production Zach Moore (Editor and Producer) Ken Tripp (Producer) Hayley Stoddart (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Nicolas Anastassiou (Associate Producer) Tim Robertson (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Associate Producer) Corey Elrod (Associate Producer) Dan Rhodes (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

Tim is joined by Brian Volk-Weiss -- The creator of Netflix's "The Toys That Made Us".  He's back on our show to talk about his brand new series: "Discontinued".  Which premiers on the CW December 16th!     Also, make sure to subsribe to Tim's new YouTube channel (his vlog channel): That 80's Kid - TIM NYDELL   We would like to thank our Patreon supporters for this month:       Erica Pellillo Mike Clemons CaitlinOhGreatOne Gemma Bright Torrie Garvin Jeff Perterson Q FORTIER           Visit our Patreon page and get some rewards for donating each month: PATREON Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: HERE (we have TWO YouTube Channels) Don't forget to donate to help keep us going - even if it's a dollar: DONATE Please rate us on iTunes: iTunes Visit our website: www.SaturdayMorningRewind.com Follow us on Twitter: @SaturdayRewind Follow us on Facebook: Facebook Follow us on Instagram: @SaturdayRewind

In this episode of Conversation on Tap, Jose is joined by... Jose, who was a guest in a previous episode. We begin the episode by drinking the delicious Barrel House Mango IPA-- a drink so good that Jose (the regular co-host) got slightly drunk and spilled his beer. For their FRED Talk, Jose (guest) talked about the cancellation of the Roseanne show after a series of racist Tweets; Jose talked about the exact date of Jesus' crucifixion. They also discussed the Janus decision by the Supreme Court and how that will impact public sector unions. But, once they got started, the two Joses took sides: Marvel or DCEU. On the one hand, DC has been raking in the dough at the box office, but Marvel has a visionary in the guise of Kevin Feige. They also take some time to discuss moustache-gate and the fact that both Superman and Batman have mothers named Martha. It was quite the nerdy chat, but as the Mango IPA flowed the two Joses focused more and more on DC and less on Marvel. As they wrapped it up, Jose (guest) talked about watching Netflix's The Toys That Made Us; Jose talked about how Queer Eye made him cry. Hopefully, you enjoyed the discussion! If you did, then please share this episode with your friends on social media. We will see you next week! Salut!

!WOOP! !WOOP! Trekkers only on this episode! Trekkies get lost! And Star Warsies can straight up fuhgeddaboutit (Gotti). This time we dissect an episode of Netflix's THE TOYS THAT MADE US that constantly reminds us it's not Star Wars. We're joined by resident Trek Expert (Trexpert) MATT TAYLOR who is also in Blake's band! Matt's not as much of a pathetic toi boi as we are so we gotta toysplain a lotta shit. Luckily he had plenty of childhood experience making grocery bag parachutes for GI Joes, which Blake didn't know was a thing. We talk about the episode and our experience with Star Trek--toys, shows, and movies--and do a bunch of goofs and horseshit too. Also: Label-slapping. verb. A phrase we repeat way too often. Arkham Asylum, Toy Manufacturer. The thrill of the flea market hunt. Playmates, Diamond Select, Art Asylum, McFarlane Toys, Lego, Kre-o, Mega Construx. I'M A TOY VANDAL BABY, I FUX WITH TOYS! Adam sings again (Reading Rainbow) #BYDHTTMWFI Alternate episode titles: "Matt: A Star Trek Story" "Worf (Puffy Shirt)" "MARTY ABRAMS: TOY MAN"

This week Star Wars might be turning away from spinoffs, Nuclear Man (and our ability to not say his name correctly) is coming in hot to DC comics, we say goodbye to another wrestling icon, we open the toy chest again as we talk Season 2 of Netflix's The Toys That Made Us and try not to step on any loose lego bricks in the process, and Steve challenges Paul to idenitfy various transmorphing robots. 

We're back on our Netflix's THE TOYS THAT MADE US bullshit and this time we're talkin' HELLO KITTY with special guest (and fan favorite) Jessica! What is kawaii and how did it lead us to Funko Pop? Why does Hello Kitty own a quadrupedal cat? Is HK even a TOY?? PLUS: TRU Wasteland and the REAL Hidden Figures. Adventures in NECA Turtles preorders. This podcast is now about Kimmy Schmidt and makeup. Does Kanye have some good ideas? (spoiler: no). Dilbert-bashing. Domo. Death of a Door-to-Door Hello Kitty Salesman. WELCOME TO THE TOY INDUSTRY. theme music: moreofthat.bandcamp.com

This time we discuss Netflix's The Toys That Made Us episode 3: Masters of the Universe. Actual artist Gary Bedell joins us. We discover the best inspirational catchphrase the world has ever known. I gotta say this one is pretty funny and good y'all. Content notes: Wonderbread He-Man, Gettin' our balls back, If You Liked It Then You Should've Put A Saddle On It

This episode is the first half of our coverage of Netflix's "The Toys That Made Us" docuseries, discussing Star Wars and Barbie toys. Straight off the top I want to apologize for referring to Batwoman as Batgirl (or allowing Josh to do so). Special guests(!): Jess and Josh. Bullet points: Definition of toyetic. Barbie fucks. Josh's sign from God. Wet Barbie. Wine spill. George Lucas declined to be interviewed for this podcast.