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Horror? Fear? Not today. This Halloween, sisters Lindsay and Halle chat about their favorite sit com Halloween specials. From their love of 30 Rock to (hear them out...) their disinterest in The Office, they cover a lot of ground. 

Plus, stay to the end of the episode for their (extra spooky) modern obsessions.

Horror? Fear? Not today. This Halloween, sisters Lindsay and Halle chat about their favorite sit com Halloween specials. From their love of 30 Rock to (hear them out...) their disinterest in The Office, they cover a lot of ground. 

Plus, stay to the end of the episode for their (extra spooky) modern obsessions.

A quick little explanation of the premise and why I decided to make Share a Sandwich!

Shelley Herman is Ken’s guest. A great way to break into TV is to become a network Page (remember Kenneth from 30 ROCK?) Shelley was an NBC page back in its glory days and has written a terrific tell-all book about it and the stars she encountered. She’s also performed comedy with Andy Kaufman, hosted monster truck rallies on ESPN, been a game show exec, and hosted eight informercials. So lots to talk about!  

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Ali discusses the portrayal of writers on screen, citing shows such as 30 Rock, Hacks, BoJack Horseman, New Girl, Seinfeld, Party Down, and the short-lived Hulu series, Reboot, all the while sharing advice about the writing process.

TW: Brief Emetophobia warning from 21:12 - 21:16

When asked to describe himself, Javier Caballero has a few choice phrases in mind: the resident meme guy that works in marketing, a cartoon enthusiast that appreciates the good vibes in life, a human with a dog soul that tends to overthink a lot, but most importantly, a good person to the people in his life.

During this episode, you will hear Javier talk about:

• Why he has a special connection to a certain Christmas present he received many years ago

• How Citizen Kane and 30 Rock play a role in his story

• The importance of balancing your childhood desires and your adult reality

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Donald Glover just can’t be stopped. After making a name for himself in TV and music, the multi-hyphenate powerhouse has now launched Gilga, a huge, new production company. But in a new interview with GQ, Donald talks about how his whole career got kickstarted when he was a “diversity hire” on Tina Fey’s hit sitcom “30 Rock,” and how happy he is that he didn’t get a job on SNL.

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This Episode has EVERYTHING!

It's got:

• American Pie!
• Belly button lint!
• Amy Sedaris night on the podcast!
• Dave's fan girl moments!
• No cold calling!
• Pasta salad and herbs!
• OMFG! A POTENTIAL MURDOCH MYSTERIES SET VISIT!
• Hard Pecker cheese!
• Drew Toynbee's amazing new trailer for us!
• His name is DREW, NOT WILL!
• We can't wait for Picard Season 3!
• 4K Videos, please!
• Leonard has cancer!
• It's highly treatable!
• Farts have increased, however!
• Where in the world is Dave's fancy masturbator?!
• Dildo store manager!
• Something went wrong in the deconstruction!
• "MILF Manor" is actually a thing!
• Jeremy!
• DILF Island would be very wrong...!
• Bill and Susan!
• Kangaroos!
• McSpaghetti!

Episode Links (In Order):

• Ronnie Vino - It's Friday Night!
• The Day the Music Died!
• Drew Toynbee's Website!
• Sequel Pitch Podcast!
• Dave's Episode of Sequel Pitch!
• MILF Manor!
• MILF Island!
• Paraglider Attacked by Kangaroo!
• Spaghettification!

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The crew is back and Gene is in NYC for his anniversary.  This is his first time in the Big Apple and he plans on doing it BIG.  Queen Elizabeth has been laid to rest but did you know how rich she was?  Also The final season of the FX show Atlanta is here and Chill wants everyone to watch.  

In the latest episode of This Could Be a Podcast, Nathan and Bobby discuss government programs, How far a $1,000 goes and Aaron Sorkin. 

After failing to book Jimmy Fallon on the podcast, Connor instead talks to his good friend, comedian Alex Song-Xia, whose brief time as a writer on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon ended before her contract was up. 

Also, Rolling Stone’s chief TV critic and Band of Brothers aficionado Alan Sepinwall weighs in on the character Lieutenant George Rice, played by Fallon in the epic mini-series. His new podcast Too Long; Didn’t Watch is now available

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Was moving the action to Manhattan and upping the "ow"-factor enough to justify a second Home Alone movie? We're tossing bricks and taking names in the latest ep of our podcast.

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Rob Cesternino and Akiva Wienerkur need a podcast and every week, Rob and Akiva spin a wheel of listener-submitted podcast ideas and whatever the wheel lands on is what they podcast about next. This week, the wheel landed on "Season 3, Episode 7” which resulted in Rob and Akiva drawing from the fishbowl to watch season 3, episode 7 of NBC's 30 Rock. They were joined by Big Brother live feed updater Melissa Deni to recap the episode with Rob and Akiva in RAANAP episode 94.

30 Rock originally aired on NBC and season 3, episode 7 was entitled “Senor Macho Solo,” first airing on January 8, 2009.

After Rob, Akiva, and Melissa discuss the episode, they go through the mailbag to hear what new ideas should be added to the wheel and then spin the wheel to see what will be coming next week. If you’re interested in skipping ahead to the mailbag at any point, skip to 1:34:23.

For the link to the spreadsheet that Rob and Akiva use to compile ideas, check it all out here: Rob and Akiva Need a Spreadsheet (compiled by the great Will from America).

It’s been another tough week, with bad news outweighing good. Noel and Kate talk through the TV-related portion of this, before moving on to the week’s TV. We kick things off with the comedies, with Noel sharing his thoughts on Hulu’s Palm Springs and NBC’s 30 Rock-themed upfront presentation-slash-reunion episode. Then we talk genre, checking in on Stargirl and Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. Last, we round out the week with reality, so of course that means Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020, which had another two events, the long jump and the 5m hurdles, and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, with this season’s ball. Afterward, we head to the spotlight section to sing the praises of Hulu’s The Great, which dropped its first season back in May. Listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV and the shows you’ve been discovering during quarantine.

Season Spotlight: The Great Season 1 (1:08:09)

Our Week in TV                                                                                                                        

Palm Springs (18:22)

30 Rock: A One-Time Special (23:19)

Stargirl (31:18)

Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD (37:41)

Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020 (46:43)

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars (51:33)

Music Featured:  “Insane in the Brain” by Cypress Hill

It’s been another tough week, with bad news outweighing good. Noel and Kate talk through the TV-related portion of this, before moving on to the week’s TV. We kick things off with the comedies, with Noel sharing his thoughts on Hulu’s Palm Springs and NBC’s 30 Rock-themed upfront presentation-slash-reunion episode. Then we talk genre, checking in on Stargirl and Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD. Last, we round out the week with reality, so of course that means Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020, which had another two events, the long jump and the 5m hurdles, and RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, with this season’s ball. Afterward, we head to the spotlight section to sing the praises of Hulu’s The Great, which dropped its first season back in May. Listen for our thoughts, then reach out with your take on the week’s TV and the shows you’ve been discovering during quarantine.

Season Spotlight: The Great Season 1 (1:08:09)

Our Week in TV                                                                                                                        

Palm Springs (18:22)

30 Rock: A One-Time Special (23:19)

Stargirl (31:18)

Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD (37:41)

Jelle’s Marble Runs: Marble League 2020 (46:43)

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars (51:33)

Music Featured:  “Insane in the Brain” by Cypress Hill

Pretty self-explanatory.  Just listen.  

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