Actor Don DeFore's son Ron DeFore talks about growing up with a famous actor as his dad, and Ron himself working at Disneyland in his teens and later in local Los Angeles television, all covered in his book, "Growing Up in Disneyland".
Jimmy talks about his long career- his appearances in guest roles on episodic television over the years, and how he became the voice of Yakky Doodle on the original Yogi Bear TV show and more.
Tom and Donovan both return to talk about "Life with Lucy" DVD release, and also take a look back at the Lucy conventions that were held in Burbank, CA in 1999 and 2000. Included are generous clips of Lucy's co-workers and more.
John reflects on his long career from his early days doing stand-up comedy to writing sitcoms, and becoming the TV and movie critic for KTTV and KNBC in LA...and infamous for trashing everyone from Johnny Carson to Bob Hope and more.
Steve and Wesley discuss the latest TV news, including Ronan Farrow's scathing book on NBC News. Sheperd Smith leaving Fox News, the new Disney and Apple streaming services, game show news and more.
The annual Christmas Gift Guide with Kathy who talks about her new cookbook, and Ron and Tony and his new coffee table art book, and Dick with the latest gadgets and gizmos (good and not so good).
Jerry returns to review the latest feature films, books, and home videos, as well as discussing Disney Plus and other streaming news, plus the screening of three classic theatrical cartoons.
Gary and Ralph share the history of the classic 1950s crime series in a program that also features many clips. Plus Mike discusses how the show was produced and talks about his own documentary on Gary's love for the series.
The latest TV new with Steve and Wesley. Topics include the media frenzy over the sudden death of Kobe Bryant and the aftermath of the Jeoparty GOAT tournament. Also: Mark joins in on a remembrance of Gene Reynolds and Fred Silverman.
Evelyn and Chris talk about their partnership in the Santa Monica Playhouse, and Evelyn shares memories of working on TV and in the movies with Groucho Marx, Red Skelton, and many others.
John returns to discuss his years as a media critic for KNBC-TV in LA, being chosen as the original host of "The Gong Show", and how he got "Real People" on the air after a long and hard fought battle with Danny Arnold and ABC.
Jerry makes his first 2020 visit to the show. Topics include Jerry's reviews of "Sonic The Hedgehog", and "Onward", as well as how the Tex Avery Blu Ray performed sales-wise. Plus the latest cartoon news in books and streaming and more.
Mark returns to talk about how the media is handling the corona virus pandemic and whether it is invoking panic rather than providing information. Some of the ups and downs of Mark's long career and his brushes with celebrity greatness.
Marc talks about his years playing Diahann Carroll's son on the NVC sitcom "Julia", as well as the relationship he had with her off screen. He also discusses his various jobs (including acting) he's held since.
Ruth plays tribute to her dad, the iconic animation director/producer BobClampett, whose career began at Warner Brothers in 1931, then became a TV pioneer with the live puppet show "Time for Beany, and then segued back into animation.
Steve and Wesley return to discuss the coronavirus' affect on all of television, including prime time, late night, daytime, sports, game shows, and streaming. Also a review of Jimmy Kimmel's "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire", and more.
Ed returns to the show to talk about his new autobiography ("Son of Junkman") and his long career prior to becoming Lou Grant on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", included are clips from "Naked City", "Route 66" and many others.
Billy talks about his new book "Get in the Car, Jane. Adventures in the TV Wasteland", and shares memories of working with Lucile Ball, Bob Newhart, Don Rickles, and more.
Dr. Demento celebrates his 50th Anniversary on the air with a look back at his career and record collecting. He also presents a special video Top Ten he compiled especially for "Stu's Show".
John returns to talk about his "baby" - how he created, produced, and co-hosted the NBC hit series "Real People" and the big battles that followed with some of his co-hosts and the executive producer, George Schlatter, who fired him.
Steve and Wesley return to talk about how COVID-19 will affect the broadcast networks fall schedules. Steve takes part in a "Cancel Culture" discussion on how it's affecting episodes of classic TV shows and more.
Jerry talks about the impact COVID-19 has had on the cartoon industry. Also a discussion on the success of streaming services Peacock, and HBO Max, plus the screening of three classic cartoons from Jerrys Archives and more.
The show celebrates an online version of the yearly event with Stan. Topics include the transition from silents to talkies. Kinescopes include "first" TV appearances of The Three Stooges, Lucy and Desi, and Dick Van Dyke and more.