Podcasts about tv gods

It's SpOoKy season, and we're heading back to the creek for some bewitching fun! This week, Andrea and Jodie watched Dawson's Creek Blair Witch Project spoof, "Escape from Witch Island." They remark on the lasting influence of The Blair Witch Project, wonder why the show even bothered to include Andie in this episode, and thank the TV Gods that Pacey and Jen came along on this field trip so we didn't just have to watch Joey and Dawson sulk at each other for an entire episode.Next week, it's Halloween in the rust belt as we watch Season 1, Episode 9 of My So-Called Life, the aptly titled, "Halloween."Follow:The Watchers on Instagram (@WatchersPodNJ)Andrea on Instagram (@AQAndreaQ)Jodie on Instagram (@jodie_mim)Our sister show, New Jersey Is the World, on Instagram (@newjerseyistheworld)Thanks to Kitzy (@heykitzy) for the use of our theme song, "No Book Club."

This week Mandy is joined by Cix Hamlett of the Dumpster Dive podcast to chat this VERY exciting week in Bravo! They discuss the explosive first two minutes of #RHOSLC, which Mandy and Cix believe has been sent to us by the reality TV Gods, and wonder why so many women are interested in Austen in the Winter House trailer. Mandy and Cix unpack this week's Potomac, questioning Gizelle's statistics on cheating, and continue to be shocked by the Beverly Hills dinner party from hell part 2. Check out the Dumpster Dive podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dumpster-dive-a-reality-tv-deep-dive/id1533780254 Follow Mandy on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mandyslutsker/

You may have to adjust the volume on this one (sorry for the technical difficulties), but it's an episode you don't want to miss. We virtually travel up the highways to the DMV area to get the latest from the PR Goddess herself, Chandra Gore of Chandra Gore Consulting. We talk how to secure TV coverage when it's highly competitive or oversaturated with content - and she keeps it all the way real with just how much time this whole "PR'ing Yourself" thing will really take you. Be sure to keep up with Chandra on social media: facebook.com/chandragoreconsulting, facebook.com/chandragore01, instagram.com/cgoreconsults, instagram.com/conversationswithchan, Instagram.com/shopwithchandra, twitter.com/cgoreconsults, linkedin.com/in/chandragore, linkedin.com/company/chandragoreconsulting, https://linktr.ee/conversationswithchan, www.amazon.com/shop/cgoreconsults, Anchor.fm/conversationswithchan

In a change of pace, this week we took listener questions from Twitter and answered them live on the air! Why? Because we were three days late and didn't have enough time to do a real episode?? NO! And frankly that kind of attitude is not welcome in the Bad Reception Recording Bungalow™️. It's because we love our fans and want to know what you want us to talk about. Including why Ross from Friends sucks, what TV shows we would make if we had the chance, what shows have been banned from the podcast, details of Mike's movie obsession, criteria for double long pilots, our favorite cancelled Matthew Perry joint, and movies that would make better TV shows. Plus Morgan digs deep into our relationship with the television and Mike learns how to use the pitch modulator. It's the feel-good hit of the summer, and you're not gonna want to miss this one... Or just come back next week when we watch more bad TV. Thanks to everyone who participated: Tiff @SpontaniousRAWR, Brent @HVHPodcast, Dan @netflixnswill, Ben @benjaminhunter, Movies After Work @MoviesWork, and @FlicksXRayed. If you enjoy the show please help spread the word by giving us a quick review on iTunes and sharing us with friends. You can follow us on Twitter and Instagram @badreceptionpod. If you have a show you’d like us to watch, you can tweet at us or send an email to pod.badreception@gmail.com. For those links and more go to BadReceptionPod.com  We are proud members of the PodFix network. Visit their website to find more awesome shows like ours, and follow them @PodFix on Twitter. Special Thanks to Ben Hunter for help with social media promotion. Logo designed by Sean-Matthew Leary.   #PodernFamily #UnderDogPods #LegionOfIndiePods #Podbean #mbmbambinopodcasters #WLIPodpeeps #PodFix

Channel 9 veteran Tony Jones is our special guest alongside Damian Barrett. TJ goes whack on some AFL heavyweights, including the players who shied away from the media only to go on and make big bucks in the industry in retirement! TIME CODE: 1 – AFL players who were opposed to media who now make a career of it in retirement 4 – Over-management of AFL media departments 12.30 – Diminishing ccess to AFL players 17.45 – The Nine-Fairfax merger 22 – Richmond legend Kevin Bartlett's resignation 28 – The rise of Chompers 33.45 – Media grudges 40 – Why TJ pulled himself from Twitter

The TV Gods give and the TV Gods taketh away. That’s right, it’s time for upfronts, which means the networks are in the midst of announcing their renewals and cancelations for the coming year. Fortunately, after we recorded, they reconsidered one of the hardest hits of the recent announcements, with NBC picking up Brooklyn Nine-Nine for a sixth season. However, that’s only the start of the conversation this week, with lots of shows delivering compelling, emotional, and fun episodes. First up, Noel and Kate dive in with the comedies and reality, including the (series?) finale of Atlanta, the finale of Mom, The Last OG, a dramatic Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and RuPaul’s Drag Race. Then we move over to drama and genre, including the premieres of Vida and Sweetbitter, super tense episodes of The Americans and Killing Eve, character-redefining episodes of Timeless and Agents of SHIELD, and an alternatingly beautiful, sad, and shocking Steven Universe two-parter. Afterward, we round out the podcast by spotlighting the interesting and funny documentary series Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas, currently flying under the radar on HBO on Friday evenings.Spotlight: Wyatt Cenac’s Problem Areas (1:32:54)Our Week in Comedy and Reality Atlanta finale (14:19) Mom finale (22:45) The Last OG (25:41) Brooklyn Nine-Nine (28:07) RuPaul’s Drag Race (32:44)Our Week in Drama and Genre Vida premiere (44:16) Sweetbitter premiere (48:09) The Americans (53:17) Killing Eve (56:14) Timeless (1:00:42) Agents of SHIELD (1:03:58) Steven Universe (1:10:05)Music Featured: “I Shall Be Released” by Nina Simone; “That Distant Shore,” performed by Jennifer Paz in Steven Universe’s “Can’t Go Back”

Big Screencast! It's been long enough - the guys do a full spoiler discussion of Marvel's smash Black Panther. They also thank the TV Gods that Atlanta is back on FX. 

Hello There, If you know us, then you know that March is not only about basketball, it’s about pilot season and the pilot pickups. You could say this is like Christmas for us and we are eager to see what’s under the TV tree. Now, we should warn you, we may end up with a few pairs of tube socks, but we have faith in the TV Gods and are sure somewhere under that TV tree will be something even better. There just has to be, cause it’s pilot season for goodness sake! In episode 39 we bring you up to speed on a few of the pilots that ABC has in the works. Are we blown away? You will have to listen to the show to find out. Enjoy!

Just in time for his 17th Birthday, Will Ritchie from Geekeasy makes an appearance on the show. Could this be considered some manly rite of passage? Probably not, but you decide.00:02:50 - Will's been watching and loving Dead Like Me. This brings up lamentation of Bryan Fuller's recent experiences with the TV Gods.00:07:23 - How I Met Your Mother has become Will's new drug of choice. The nature and history of sitcoms and reality shows are discussed.00:15:28 - John likes making new friends through pop culture references. This leads into curiosity about Nathan Fillion's work. Will suggests that Joss Whedon and his entourage may be cursed.00:21:55 - Will schools John on Firefly's DVD exclusive episodes. John hangs his head in shame.00:26:37 - This just in, Will and John love horror movies like a fat kid loves cake. John praises the strong acting in The Alphabet Killer, but warns against the so-so script. This leads into an appreciation of Eliza Dushku.00:36:33 - John breaks Will, after discussing sexuality used in media as a marketing tool. Burn Notice is mentioned.00:41:25 - Dollhouse is fast approaching. The anticipation is so thick, you can almost taste it. It tastes like cinnamon. Will throws in a story of random geekness.00:45:16 - More email from Marshal, our neighbor to the far, far north. His favorite episode of Geek By Night is apparently That Yellow Mustard.00:51:50 - Will just wants to spread the love and increase the peace. John is open to the idea, but not optimistic.01:03:32 - John discusses his age and maturity level in relation to others. This is just before he closes out the show so he can go cow tipping, so your mileage may vary.The following artists can be heard in this episode:Cuba Gooding Jr., Fader Gladiator, Faithless, Groove Armada, Weezer, Zero 7, Why?, Coldplay, My Chemical Romance, Stars, Dreadzone, Moby, Jimmy Eat World, Echobelly, Syntax, Anthony Stewart Head & George Sarah & Alyson Hannigan and Deadstar.