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The Saga of Longlegs continues and we do a VHS REWIND. "Good Morning Toy World" Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

Mark and Christina review season 6, episode 3 of “Road to Avonlea.” In the second installment of the tuberculosis (TB) The post AvonleaCast: Christmas in June first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review Season 5, episode 9 of “Road to Avonlea.” In the first episode of the tuberculosis trilogy, The post AvonleaCast: Thursday's Child first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review Season 5, episode 1 of “Road to Avonlea.” In this episode, we discuss Felix’s struggle to The post AvonleaCast: Fathers and Sons first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review Season 2, episode 7 of “Road to Avonlea.” In this episode, we meet Roger King and The post AvonleaCast: Family Rivalry first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Leah Mitchell returns to the podcast to discuss a personal favorite tv show and episode of Seinfeld! “Everyone has an uncommon experience while going their separate ways on the subway, and Kramer overhears a horse racing tip from another passenger, places a bet at a betting parlour, and wins big, helping to pay for his car fines.” Seinfeld: The Subway was originally aired on January 8, 1992The post Seinfeld: The Subway first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review Season 3, episode 6 of “Road to Avonlea.” In this episode, we explore Janet's character as The post AvonleaCast: Aunt Janet Rebels first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review season 4, episode 1 of “Road to Avonlea.” In the third and final episode of our The post AvonleaCast: Tug of War first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review season 3, episode 1 of “Road to Avonlea.” In the second episode of our LivvyJazz Jubilee The post AvonleaCast: The Ties That Bind first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review season 2, episode 6 of “Road to Avonlea.” In the first of our LivvyJazz Jubilee trilogy, The post AvonleaCast: May the Best Man Win first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review season 1, episode 12 of Road to Avonlea. In this episode, we explore the mystery of The post AvonleaCast: The Blue Chest of Arabella King first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review season 2, episode 3 of Road to Avonlea. In this episode, we delve into Hetty's character The post AvonleaCast: Aunt Hetty's Ordeal first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review season 1, episode 6 of Road to Avonlea. In this episode, we discuss many topics including The post AvonleaCast: Proof of the Pudding first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina review season 1, episode 2 of Road to Avonlea. In this episode, we discuss a range of The post AvonleaCast: The Story Girl Earns Her Name first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Introducing AvonleaCast, Mark, and Christina! Welcome to our first episode of AvonleaCast. Learn about how we stumbled onto the TV The post AvonleaCast: Our FAKE first episode: An Introduction! first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

Mark and Christina talk about the pilot episode of Road to Avonlea. We will meet Sara Stanely and follow her The post AvonleaCast: Our REAL first episode: The Journey Begins! first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

The PCs fight off some training dummies in Poppy's dojo and prep for the point of no return.Music:"Easy Jam" by Kevin MacLeod"Cervantes" by Wenches & Rogues"Sally Goodin'" by Nat Keefe with The Bow Ties"Mud Hardy's" by Wenches & RoguesAll other music by Tabletop AudioThanks for listening! Thanks for listening! You can find us on Twitter @25northpodcastYou can join our Discord community with this invite code "beNzEN8JjY"You can send us an email at 25northpodcast@gmail.com if you wish

VHS Rewind's review of "This is Spinal Tap," which was released on March 2, 1984, praised the music and the director's incredible job. They raved about the film's soundtrack, which featured original songs performed by the fictional rock band Spinal Tap. The songs were not only hilarious, but also impressively catchy, and the reviewers praised the band's talent and the quality of the music. They also lauded the film's satirical take on the rock and roll lifestyle, which poked fun at the excesses and absurdities of the genre. They were also impressed with the direction of the film, which was helmed by Rob Reiner. They noted that Reiner's background in comedy and his previous work as an actor and director allowed him to expertly balance the film's humor and heart. The film's mockumentary style, which presented Spinal Tap as a real band with real problems, was also praised for its authenticity and attention to detail. Hasler and Jeacoma commented on how the film was able to capture the spirit of the rock and roll world, while still managing to be a hilarious and entertaining satire. Overall, VHS Rewind's review of "This is Spinal Tap" was incredibly positive, and it reflected the film's enduring legacy as a cult classic and a seminal work of comedy. The film has since gone on to influence countless other mockumentaries and rock and roll satires, and it continues to be celebrated for its hilarious performances, memorable music, and expert direction.

"Christmas comes once a year but the Annual VHS Rewind Xmas Music Spectacular is a little less predictable (the "Annual" in the name is probably a bit misleading) Now, after a 2-year hiatus, the Annual VHS Rewind Xmas Music Spectacular is back to celebrate the joyous Christmas season. America's best loved Christmas collection is bringing you 2 hours (!) of its patented brand of Christmas spirit. Resident programmer Chris H captures the true meaning of Christmas with disco carols, jazz carols, PSA carols, WTF carols, funky carols, raunchy carols and carols of every other kind, PLUS, as a special present for our listeners, we have a huge assortment of your favorite stars of stage and screen and television and music (and figure skating (!)) not only wishing you, our listeners, "Merry Christmas", but maybe also sharing stories of Christmas in their respective families homelands. If you wanted to know the origin of "Wassail", you will find out in this episode. This Christmas collection is available exclusively via VHS Rewind and will never be sold in any store. The only way to get this collection before Christmas is to go start listening right now (save those COD charges by just going to the VHS Rewind website or download the episode at all fine locations where podcasts can be found). Take this opportunity to give yourself and your friends that special Christmas feeling. Everyone from Alaska to Hawaii and everyone everywhere will enjoy listening to this fabulous Christmas treasury over and over. This unique collection will give you many hours of listening enjoyment, this Christmas and for many years to come. VHS Rewind wishes all of our listeners to "Be Thou Well" this Happy Season. "

It is that time of the year when we all gather with family and friends to give thanks…for the madness that is the 1982 NBC Thanksgiving Day Parade telecast. VHS Rewind is proud to serve our listeners with a Thanksgiving feast full of all the fixins (out of tune marching bands, butter-fingered baton twirlers, falling dancers, out of control balloons threatening innocent bystanders, really bad lip-synching from some big-name (well, in 1982) performers (some of whom are coked out of their minds), some amazing coats made of the most exotic animals worn by most everyone on-camera and THE MOST BIZARRE SEGMENT IN A THANKSGIVING DAY PARADE IN TV HISTORY – Uncle Miltie (and his enormous schlong, if Gilbert Gottfried is to be believed) in a dress, a very eager 12 year old Ricky Schroeder as Ms Uncle Miltie's suitor, pedophilia…how this got past the network censors, we will never know). And then, the main course: the arrogant, pompous, humorless, full-of-himself turkey that is Bryant Gumbel. Listen as Mark and Christopher hilariously carve up Gobble Gobble Gumbel and his soul-sucking, fun-deadening parade commentary and barely disguised disdain for co-host (cute-as-a-button) Sarah Purcell and every costumed character he is forced to talk to during the telecast. Please join us for this very special holiday episode and stuff yourself silly with (we hope) laughter and good times.

Due to the dated and non-politically correct nature of the motion picture BLACULA, this episode of VHS REWIND, examining the sociopolitical and cinematic impact of BLACULA, will contain many racial epithets, gay slurs and very bad music. Listener discretion is advised. Happy Halloween!

Back from the Dead: the listener-demanded return of VHS Rewind's Super Spooky Halloween Music Episode! And we have pulled out all the stops to make this episode priceless...or, rather, Price-full. We have none other than Vincent Price acting as our master (monster?) of ceremonies, providing us with a history of Halloween, introducing some of the tunes during the show(!), even singing a song himself(!!) and providing a glimpse into horror movies(!!!). And, of course, the episode featuress VHS Rewinds's patented blend of the most intriguing music you quite possibly have not heard before: Sometimes Scary and spooky, sometimes danceable and always downright listenable - we hope you give this episode a listen during this Halloween season as you carve those pumpkins, make those costumes or wait for trick-or-treaters to come to take your candy. VHS Rewind hopes you all have a Happy and Safe Halloween!

We did it again, we did a VHS Rewind! "Good Morning Toy World" Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

Dunn dun DU-UH-UHNNNN!!! Hold on to your rosary bleeds (yes, those rosary bleeds) as VHS Rewind! revisits a childhood favorite: THE CANNONBALL RUN, the flick featuring the most star-studded “...group of highway scofflaws and degenerates ever gathered together in one place…” God is the co-host (although he doesn't have a mic in this episode) as Mark and Chris look at this politically incorrect ode to drinking while driving one hundred miles over the speed limit, which is filled to the brim with racist (Jamie Farr's Arab complete with Arab theme music; Jackie Chan as an Asian stereotype in the making, complete with oriental theme music) and sexist humor.  Does the flick still hold up all these years later? Is Roger Moore still the funniest thing about the movie or is Mel Tillis f-f-f-f-funnier? Of the two, who is better looking: Adrienne Barbeau or Tara Buckman? Why does Dean Martin look soooooo f*cked up? Which car in this flick is the coolest? Buckle up (actually, none of the drivers in this movie buckles up so why should you?) as we answer all of these questions and more. Take a listen to this latest episode of VHS Rewind that has been called the podcast counterpart to the Bay of Pigs.  Are you gonna laugh during this episode? As Mel Tillis would say: “P-p-p-p-p-plenty!”

Dunn dun DU-UH-UHNNNN!!! Hold on to your rosary bleeds (yes, those rosary bleeds) as VHS Rewind! revisits a childhood favorite:

With this latest episode, dem good ole boys at VHS Rewind are proud to start their Spring 2022 Burt-a-thon, dedicated to the films of (wait for it) the legend, Burt Reynolds! Burt-a-thon begins with one of Burt's very best, 1978's HOOPER. Boasting a superb Burt 'stache, an OK hairpiece and the Flying Nun at her sexiest, plus more stunts than an entire season of THE FALL GUY, a supporting cast that includes Sheriff Roscoe P. Coltrane and one of the catchiest theme songs in all of Burt's films, join VHS Rewind as they review one Burt's most infectiously entertaining flicks. To paraphrase that theme song: There aint nothin like the life of a movie review postcaster.

With this latest episode, dem good ole boys at VHS Rewind are proud to start their Spring 2022 Burt-a-thon, dedicated

Smut Peddler has been busy with a film project, while Django Nudo enjoyed a trashy 1980s VHS Rewind revival. But this week it is Women-in-Prison (WiP) films: sadistic lesbian wardens, cat fights, strip searches and shower scenes, are just some of the WiP tropes. Born Innocent (1974) Linda Blair's first of three WIP films. The rape scene in the shower with a brush handle was so graphic and disturbing (in a TV movie!) that it was cut from subsequent releases.Women in Chains (1972) Ida Lupino reprised her role as sadistic female warden, which she first played in “Women's Prison” (1955). Here a female parole officer goes undercover to expose the brutality, violence and deaths, only to be mistaken for a permanent prisoner. Great Escape from Women's Prison (1976) Asian WIP film, set during the Japanese occupation of Korea. A mother and daughter both end up in jail. The torture is far from as sadistic as you might have expected.Women of Devil's Island (1962) French prostitutes and female political prisoners on the hellish French penal colony island are caught between pirates and soldiers. Swashbuckling and sexy, scantily-clad gals galore!Caged Women (1970) - This revolting women-in-prison film looks like it was shot in someone's house. The girls are wildcats, the guards are hairy pigs, there's tons of lesbianism and the action is semi-hardcore. Crude and dirty.Girls in Chains (1943) - Proto-WIP film, set in a female juvenile correctional institution. A newly arrived teacher picks a fight with a corrupt wicked female warden.Swamp Women (1956) - Another steamy break-out WIP; it's really just an excuse for the female convicts to wear as little as possible. Kattorna / The Cats (1965) - The closest Sweden ever got to making a women-in-prison movie: cat fights and steaminess in a laundry. The hated female boss has lesbian inclinations.The Lustful Turk (1968) - Women-in-harem-cum-prison, in what purported to be the most expensive adult film of its time. Love Camp 7 (1969) - Nazisploitation story of an all-female POW women-in-prison film. Black Mama White Mama (1973) - Pam Grier leads a breakout from a steamy tropical jail chained to her white co-star.Also The Hot Box (1972) and Jungle Warriors (1984), plus 

It's that time once again: the annual all-music Halloween episode! Naturally, we prefer that listeners jump right in but maybe we can give you some SNEAK PREVIEWS to scare up your interest: this Halloween episode will be a little different as we spend time AT THE MOVIES. This episode will focus on songs (yes, with vocals) from horror flicks from the 1980s (maybe one from the 1990s). There are some obvious choices, of course: Freddy, Jason & Michael are represented but we have other perhaps more obscure horror flicks covered as well (if anything, maybe the songs themselves are less known than the movie they appear in). From main title songs, to end title songs, to songs that are genuinely creepy, to songs that are, like, what-the-hell-is-that-song-doing-in-a-horror-movie (looking at you, HALLOWEEN: CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS), from disco songs  to country songs to songs with an extended kazoo solo(!), these songs will have you howling at the moon this Halloween (or any other time of the year). So please take a listen and leave a comment letting us know what you think. We at VHS Rewind wish everyone a very safe and happy Halloween season.

It's that time once again: the annual all-music Halloween episode! Naturally, we prefer that listeners jump right in but maybe we can give you some SNEAK PREVIEWS to scare up your interest: this Halloween episode will be a little different as we spend time AT THE MOVIES. This episode will focus on songs (yes, with vocals) from horror flicks from the 1980s (maybe one from the 1990s). There are some obvious choices, of course: Freddy, Jason & Michael are represented but we have other perhaps more obscure horror flicks covered as well (if anything, maybe the songs themselves are less known than the movie they appear in). From main title songs, to end title songs, to songs that are genuinely creepy, to songs that are, like, what-the-hell-is-that-song-doing-in-a-horror-movie (looking at you, HALLOWEEN: CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS), from disco songs  to country songs to songs with an extended kazoo solo(!), these songs will have you howling at the moon this Halloween (or any other time of the year). So please take a listen and leave a comment letting us know what you think. We at VHS Rewind wish everyone a very safe and happy Halloween season.

HEY ABBOTT! Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein from 1948! This is the oldest film that VHS Rewind! has reviewed and is certainly a classic favorite! We hope you enjoy our second entry into our Halloween until Thanksgiving A-thon!

[EP246] "Monosodium Glutamate!": SORRY WE ASKED ABOUT DRAGONS, OUR BAD. VHS REWIND, WAU and QUESTIONS! “Good Morning Toy World” Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk. Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

[EP245] "Shogun Heroes!": VHS REWIND, WAU and QUESTIONS! “Good Morning Toy World” Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk. Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

This episode, the guys welcome back Warped Dimension TV's Benji Carver to talk about why horror fans embrace the VHS culture.Eye on Horror: Twitter / Instagram / FacebookJacob: Twitter / InstagramCorreia: Twitter / InstagramJay: TwitterBenji: Twitter / Instagram / WebsiteiHorror: Twitter / Instagram / Facebook / WebsiteMascot Loomis: Instagram

[EP229] "Eldritch Boner!": Tony and Pepper Are Back Again! VHS REWIND, WAU and QUESTIONS! “Good Morning Toy World” Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk. Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

VHS Rewind! wants to leave one more lump of coal under your tree this holiday season…to celebrate Christmas in 2020,

Mark is joined by Chris Hasler and Leah Mitchell as we combine RetroTV and VHS Rewind!’s forces to bring you

Mark is joined by Chris Hasler and Leah Mitchell as we combine RetroTV and VHS Rewind!’s forces to bring you

Mark is joined by Chris Hasler and Leah Mitchell as we combine RetroTV and VHS Rewind!’s forces to bring you The post The 1983 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Review! first appeared on VHS Rewind!.

[EP221] "RIP Wishvember.": WISHVEMBER ENDS, VHS Rewind, WAU and QUESTIONS!“Good Morning Toy World” Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk. Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

[EP220] "Pepper Quits The Show.": WISHMASTER 2, VHS Rewind, WAU and QUESTIONS!“Good Morning Toy World” Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk. Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

REWIND THAT TAPE! This week we revisit one of our favorite episodes we've ever recorded. If you listened before, we hope you enjoy this walk down memory lane. If you never checked out this episode, it's like The Men's Warehouse. You're gonna love it… you know the rest. Check out our website: https://thevcrkids.com Get our Merch: https://bit.ly/2Z9XEmM Follow us on Twitter: @TheVCRKids

I started this podcast on a whim 4ish years ago when Chris Hasler and I got into a discussion about LHOTP on our podcast, VHS Rewind! - I recall making the statement, "I think Little House on the Prairie is one of the best tv shows to ever air" which triggered the idea of a podcast! It amazed me that there were people who shared my fondness of this strange and sometimes nearly forgotten tv show!  100 episodes later and I am so honored to have such a wonderful group of listeners! 100 Episodes are a lot of hours of discussing Harriet, Caroline, Nellie, Laura, Carrie, pickles, cast iron, Blanke's coffee (it's high quality I hear!) so I would like to thank all of the people who have participated in recording the episodes with me but especially the people who listen, share, comment and discuss!  For those of you who support the podcast, I thank you from a different level as you make it possible to subsidize bloated server fees and things like giveaways, stickers, etc! We ALL thank you! Walnut GroveCast has opened the door to introducing me to people who I now consider real friends, launching new and exciting podcasts as well as other projects and even meeting many of the cast members!   Thank you so much for listening and for supporting the show, the best is yet to come! In this episode Amanda joins me to review, Little Women which originally aired on January 24, 1977!   "Mrs. Oleson rewrites Alcott's "Little Women" to ensure Nellie is the star in Walnut Grove's school play based on the classic story; but shy Ginny Clark steals the show when, taking a lesson from her character, Jo, to try to get her bitter mother to come to the event, she surprises everyone by playing her part to perfection, both on and off the stage." I hope you guys enjoy it! If you would like to hear more from Mark head over the http://www.stillunsolved.com or subscribe to his other podcast, Unsolved Mysteries Rewind by clicking here The opening song "Albert" is written and performed by the amazing Norwegian band, Project Brundlefly and is used with permission. Check them out at: https://www.facebook.com/ProjectBrundlefly

[EP204] "Japanese Disappointment!": I’m you Dad now! Tony and I talk toys and do a lil VHS REWIND! “Good Morning Toy World” Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk. Your Source for Semi-Premium Adult Related Toy Talk.

VHS Rewind! - Whiz Kids (1983)

I don't think it will come to many as much of a surprise for my fondness for the tv show, Whiz Kids which originally aired for a very brief 8 months from October 5, 1983 to June 2, 1984. In those 8 months, 18 episodes aired and I loved the show, I loved it so much that even recorded many of the episodes on a now lost BetaMax collection of tapes. When Whiz Kids first aired I was 10, was really into the BASIC programming language, creating my own games, learning about BBS systems using my 300 baud modem for my Commodore 64. I quickly outgrew the Commodore and received an IBM PC which I would use for many years. I owned (and still do) many computers, Apple II, Apple IIC, Apple IIGS, TRS-80, Commodore 128, Atari 400 and 800, etc etc - right now I am writing this on a Windows 10 machine powered by an AMD Ryzen 7 processor with 32gb of RAM, Navi RX 5000 video card, liquid cooling and many other little amazing things that allow me to edit all of my podcasts, video and anything else needed.  Why am I going off on this tangent? Well, because I have been interested in computers since I was in 2nd grade, Whiz Kids came around at a time when I wanted to learn more about what a computer could do and the show absolutely fed my dopey head with fun ideas.  I will always appreciate Whiz Kids and Matthew Labyorteaux's role as Richie Adler. My goal in life at 10 was to own a RALF computer which was a Frankenstein-type of monstrosity with an IMSAI PCS 80/30 computer at the heart but what I really wanted was all those cool blinking lights. I think the desire to own such a complicated machine birthed my love of vintage modular HIFI stereo equipment, recording devices from 1960's and 70's, my collection of vintage synthesizers, guitars, amps and a lot more that my wife will one day try to get me to part with. I only hope I can convince my son to fall in love with these items so they don't end up in a garage sale (my 1978 Gibson Les Paul Custom for $65 is a fear). Today, my recording setup is not unlike RALF, I use a Mackie digital mixer, Focusrite Scarlett audio interface, Shure SM7B microphone - I have XLR cables routed everywhere and other wires aplenty and I would never have it any other way! When I fire up my recording computer and get on the line with Chris, Kim, Leah or one of the many people who take the time to discuss all of these wonderful shows with me, I feel RALF is alive in my setup, I might not have the Intel 8080 processor from the IMSAI powering my Mac but deep within the Intel i7's multi-cores is the power behind RALF. I am now officially rambling so I am just going to conclude with this, Whiz Kids left an impression on me and was very important to my development and perhaps it even taught me to WANT things! I will always cherish this light-hearted crime drama about nerdy hackers in southern California. It's a sweet and worthwhile show.

VHS Rewind! - Whiz Kids (1983)

VHS Rewind! - Cuckoo Star Wars Music Special

VHS Rewind! - Cuckoo Star Wars Music Special

In this very special episode, VHS Rewind! brings to you a very special movie presentation from an alternate galaxy far, far away. One of the most fascinating by-products of the phenomenal success of STAR WARS was the proliferation of music knock-offs based on, or inspired by, the film, the film’s music, its characters, or even just the space setting. Naturally, Disco tracks were most prominent (it was 1977, after all), but a little digging uncovers other genres that wanted to cash in on that STAR WARS ka-ching (funk, R&B, country!) and a few genres that we at VHS Rewind cannot categorize). So we have created this alternate presentation of the STAR WARS story for your listening pleasure: we have the narrative of the plot (courtesy of a vintage read-along book – like BEATLEMANIA, an incredible simulation of your favorite characters) and cherry-picked a soundtrack comprised of these music knock-off tracks. Prepare yourself for a hilarious, 70mm, Dolby stereo movie going experience.