It's the unofficial end of summer and that means two things - new shows are right around the corner and school is in session! Join us as we discuss great shows that took place in a high school setting!By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us as we reminisce about movies that became TV shows and debate if they were hits or misses.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

On this episode we talk about one of the very best TV shows of the 1980s -- "Family Ties," with a special focus on the "4 Rms Ocn Vu" episode featuring televisions favorite kangaroo.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Classic TV toys, inspired by shows like the Six Million Dollar Man, Happy Days, and Welcome Back Kotter, brought joy to every GenXer throughout the world in the 1970s and 1980s. Let's talk about our favorites and how these toys influenced our childhood playtimes and the adult collector in all of us.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us as we discuss the launch of MTV on 8/1/81, a groundbreaking event that permanently transformed the music industry and 20th century pop culture.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Welcome abroad! For you in-flight entertainment today, we'll be talking about episode of classic TV show involving airplanes and air travel.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Step up to the plate with us as we delve into the golden era of Keith's classic TV trading cards!By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

We might have hated them when they interrupted our favorite show for a few minutes but we love them now. Let's talk about Dr. Pepper, State Farm, Kentucky Fried Chicken - and so many more. But right after this commercial break.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

This Fourth of July join us as we discuss some of our favorite, All American, patriotic TV shows.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

The Muppet Show is one of our favorite classic TV shows and in this podcast we talk about our favorite (and not so favorite Muppets), celebrity guest stars, the sketches and the genius of Jim Henson's iconic creations.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Diane is about to marry Sam, but she gets an unexpected opportunity to pursue her dream of becoming a writer. What's a future bride to do? In this episode, we talk about one of the best episodes of one of the greatest TV shows of all time.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

This Father's Day join us as we talk about our favorite and not so favorite television dads.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

On this episode we talk about TV characters we know and love but have never seen.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

From Woody and Rebecca from Cheers to Colonel Potter from M*A*S*H on this episode we will discuss some of the best and not so great character replacements on some of our favorite shows.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Unlock the laughs as we reveal tv show characters who found themselves trapped in confined spaces. We'll discuss why being locked in a room (or elevator) was sitcom comedy gold in the classic TV era.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Benson, Mrs. Garrett, Mr. Belvedere, Alice ... just some of our favorite housekeepers and butlers. Join us talk about why we love them and the influence they had on the families they served.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

So little time - so many spinoffs. In this episode, we talk more about some of our favorite TV spinoffs.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us as we discuss some great tv shows like Laverne and Shirley, The Jeffersons, Good Times, Benson, The Ropers, Fish and The Facts of Life that were spinoffs!By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

As Vincent 'Vinnie' Barbarino would say, "What? Where?" It's our "Mystery Episode" where Anthony will put Keith and Jody on the spot and pose an impromptu question to test their knowledge on all things classic TV.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

On this podcast we are paying tribute to the hilarious sitcom Freaks and Geeks, a comedy-drama TV series that wasn't created during the classic TV era but does take place in the 1980s.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

As we celebrate Opening Day, in this episode we are discussing our two favorite past times - tv and baseball. Join us as we deep dive into tv shows with baseball story lines.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us as we head to Southfork Ranch and discuss Dallas - one of the biggest shows of the Classic TV era. Here we meet the Ewing family where power, greed, sex, excess and cliffhangers dominated the air waves. Of course, no Dallas discussion is ever complete without the classic question ... who shot JR?!…

Welcome to the final episode of M*A*S*H Madness where we give a fond farewell to the 4077th.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us as we talk about the best of M*A*S*H seasons 6-11!By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Attention all personnel! Welcome to the second tour of "M*A*S*H Madness" - our month-long celebration of an all-time classic show.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

March is here and that can mean just one thing - it’s time for M*A*S*H Madness. We are devoting the entire month to one of the greatest television shows in history. Join us as we discuss the first three seasons of M*A*S*H.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

From The Carol Burnett Show, Sonny and Cher and Donny and Marie to Tony Orlando and Dawn and the Muppet Show we take a walk down memory lane when we were in awe of our favorite stars as they sang, dance and acted into our Gen X hearts.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

On this episode we're talking about the 1960s TV Batman (and, of course, Robin) and his diabolic enemies (and, of course, the amazing Batgirl!).By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

It's our most romantic episode ever as we light candles, pour champagne and discuss the love stories of Sam and Diane, George and Weezie, Fraiser and Lilith and some of classic TVs most memorable couples.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us for this fab episode as we mark the 60th anniversary of the Beatles’ first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show with a discussion on the bands, both fictional and real, that appeared on some of our favorite TV shows.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

On this episode, we are talking about TV stars who became famous for their work on sitcoms, and then had a second act with a role in a dramatic series.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

50 years later and Happy Days "still got it!" We found our thrill with what we believe is the best show in TV history. Join us for the second part of our podcast where we look back at our favorite episodes.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Aaaaayyy! On January 15 we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the premiere of the iconic sitcom “Happy Days.” The show that gave us Fonzie, The Cunninghams, Ralph Malph, Joanie, Chachi and so many unforgettable characters from such a nostalgic time in our history. Join us as we take a look at some of our favorite episodes.…

From Password to Let's Make a Deal to Jeopardy let's talk about these iconic game shows.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us as we look back at more of the great TV personalities we lost in 2023.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us as we look back at the great TV personalities we lost in 2023By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

In December 1965, "A Charlie Brown Christmas" debuted making it the first TV special based on the Peanuts comic strip by the great Charles Schulz. Join us in this holiday special as we discuss why we think this is one of the greatest TV holiday specials of all time. Ands THAT's what Christmas is all about, Charlie Brown.…

In this episode we are talking about Sid and Marty Krofft and their weird and wonderful show like "H.R. Pufnstuf” and “Land of the Lost."By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

In this episode we discuss late night talk show legends and how pioneers like Johnny Carson and David Letterman set the stage for today's iconic talk show celebrities.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

You know the legendary band KISS reached the heights of rock and roll stardom in the 1970s (and beyond) with their "shock rock" style performing - but did you also know the band also made inroads in classic television? Listen as the guys discuss KISS's impact on the small screen.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

We show our gratitude for classic Thanksgiving TV episodes like Archie Bunker's Place, Alice, Cheers and The Munsters.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Join us for more talk about the Battle of the Network Stars - a show which appeared in TV Guide's list of the 60 greatest game shows ever.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

In this episode we are talking about one of the weirdest and wonderful chapters of TV in the 1970s and 1980s, and that is the Battle of the Network Stars. From Howard Cosell, Gabe Kaplan and Lynda Carter to Farrah Fawcett and Telly Savalas -- we take a look at our favorite network athletes.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

The results are in and classic TV wins! Election Day is almost here and we fulfilled our civic duty by watching shows where some of our favorite characters throw their hats in the ring. Listen as we discuss everything from Jan Brady running for the most popular girl in school to Oscar Madison making a bid for Town Council.…

We don’t have any tricks, only treats because we will be talking about some of the best Halloween-themed episodes of our favorite classic TV shows.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

We are taking a drive over the Queensboro Bridge with Alex, Bobby, Louie, Elaine, Tony, Latka, Jim and the crew of the Sunshine Cab Company to talk about Taxi - one of our favorite sitcoms of all times.By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Let's talk about football legend 'Broadway' Joe Namath - his sports career, how he became a huge star beyond the field, and his TV work in the 70s and 80s (including his famous commercials).By Keith Loria, Jody Schwartz, Anthony Stoeckert

Let's get animated and talk about cartoon versions of classic TV shows - Fonzie in space, Laverne & Shirley in the Army, and the Partridge Family in the future.

Sit on It .... Heyyyyy ... Stifle It... Whatchoo Talkin Bout Willis ... Let's dive deep into classic TV catch phrases -- famous ones, shows that had the most, shows that didn’t have any -- and how they impacted our culture.