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Salty & Petty Ep #3: That ‘70s Show

Welcome back to Salty & Petty!  For this episode, Phil and Lilith discuss That ‘70s Show, the new sequel That ‘90s Show, big events of the 1990s and things to come.

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This week Jeff and Adam sit down with superstar Tommy Chong! You may know him from Cheech & Chong, Leo from That 70's Show or his many other projects!

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This week the fellas have 26 time grammy winning worship leader Justin Jackson and they talk most embarrassing moments on stage, growing up pentecostal in the 90s, would you rathers and Josh gets a bad cramp.

In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss a country holding a real-life Squid Game (1:40) and two upcoming spin-offs of That '70s Show (4:50) and WandaVision (9:45). We also preview Scream 5 by discussing the new trailer (13:55). Next we review the reboot premiere of Legends of the Hidden Temple (22:30) and all of Ted Lasso season 2 (37:25). Finally, Kyle has a bunch to say about a specific type of shot in filming live sports (59:10).

This episode was originally recorded on October 12th on Twitch and can be replayed on YouTube. You can hear our thoughts about the Squid Game premiere by clicking here. Also be sure to follow us on Twitter, Instagram and wherever you get your podcasts!

In a conversation with Perri Pierre, Actor/Film Director Tim Reid goes into detail about:
- Growing up in Virginia and attending Norfolk State College
- What he felt after being cast in WKRP in Cincinnatti
- Being a Cast member in Sister, Sister
- Being Married for as long as he has
- The Legacy that he'd like to leave.
- And more.

Timothy Lee Reid is an American actor, comedian, and film director best known for his roles in prime time American television programs, such as Venus Flytrap on WKRP in Cincinnati, Marcel "Downtown" Brown on Simon & Simon, Ray Campbell on Sister, Sister and William Barnett on That '70s Show.

Tommy Chong began his comedy career in the iconic comedy duo Cheech and Chong. Together they recorded numerous comedy albums and made multiple films throughout the 70s and early 80s, including Up In Smoke. After Cheech and Chong broke up, Tommy performed standup and booked more than 60 film and television roles, playing Leo for five seasons on That 70s Show, and Yax in the Disney film Zootopia, among many others. Tommy has also been a long-time supporter of the legalization of marijuana and has his own line of cannabis products throughout the United States.

What you will learn:

• Tommy reflects on how he got his start in comedy in the 70s, and how playing in multiple bands throughout the 60s prepared him for the world of entertainment. [0:00-12:52]
• The process and inspiration behind Tommy and Cheech’s first, self-titled Cheech and Chong album, and how they trail-blazed through the LA comedy club scene. [12:52-21:21]
• The tumultuous events behind the scenes of Up in Smoke, and the tensions that continued into future Cheech and Chong films. [21:21-36:07]
• How, after the Cheech and Chong broke up, Tommy’s wife became an integral part of his comedy act, and what happened to that dynamic when Tommy and Cheech reunited. [36:07-47:10]
• How Tommy approached comedy as a solo act and what parts of his Cheech and Chong persona he kept during his solo act. During his five season run on That 70s Show, why Tommy felt so comfortable playing Leo, even though he doesn’t really consider himself to be an “actor.” [47:10-56:06]
• Tommy opens up about his unique upbringing, including his time spent living in an orphanage, how a number of tragedies instilled within him early survival instincts, and how he found passion and inspiration in music. Why his humble beginnings as a child still affect his world view on consumerism and his definition of financial success. [56:06-1:08:56]
• Finally, Tommy talks about the medical benefits he has experienced using marijuana and CBD, and what plans he has in store for the world when his cannabis business flourishes. [1:08:56-1:18:30]

Resources:

• Tommy Chong’s: Twitter, Instagram, YouTube
• Tommy Chong’s Cannabis (21+)

We’ve got breaking “I Love Lucy” movie news; a “Home Alone” themed AirBnB you can rent; Denmark launches a kid’s program about a man with the world’s biggest penis; will Disney 86 Trump from The Hall of Presidents?; Martha Stewart forgot to pick her pears; television’s most iconic vehicles; CBS ditches “Lucky Dog” host Brandon McMillan for bucks; more “Sex and the City” is coming; Roku buys Quibi’s content; we have a new movie giveaway; and, so much more pop culture news and views. 

In this week's special episode David, John and Kyle hold a draft to see which host can build the best streaming service with shows that all premiered in the 1990s. Which host will have the best show picks in the five categories of comedy, drama, reality/animation, nostalgic and wildcard?

This episode was originally recorded on October 27th and streamed on November 10th on our Twitch channel. You can also watch the full video draft replay on YouTube. To get in touch with us and most importantly vote on which host won the draft head to this Twitter poll!

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