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Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In Episode 188 of Studio 2009 join TFG1Mike and David Draper as they head BACK TO THE FUTURE for a second time!!! Originally recorded in 2025, during the first film's 40th anniversary.... Mike finally got it edited here in 2026! BTTF II is now in the past as far as the film, and it's projected events! Tune in to hear Mike and Dave talk about Hill Valley in 2015! Mike still wants POWAH LACES!!! This Podcast exists because of Listeners Like You!!!! The GCRN Geek Meter! Follow Studio 2009 on Twitter and you can also Like Studio 2009 on Facebook! USE TFG1Mike's LinkTree to Follow Him!! ToyWorldOrder! Check out ALL of our STAR WARS CONTENT BELOW: 12 MONTHS OF STAR WARS!! UNLEASH THE GEEK IN YOU!!!

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In Episode 187 of Studio 2009 join TFG1Mike and Steve Megatron as they head back in time to 1990, and attend John Kimble's kindergarten class! That's right folks we are here to discuss that classic cop meets classroom comedy Kindergarten Cop! This to Mike is unlike any other Arnold film that you've ever seen! Always ask the question who is your daddy, and what does he do?!!!! This Podcast exists because of Listeners Like You!!!! The GCRN Geek Meter! Join The GCRN Discord HERE! Follow Studio 2009 on Twitter and you can also Like Studio 2009 on Facebook! USE TFG1Mike's LinkTree to Follow Him!! Use Steve Megatron's LinkTree to Follow Him!! Studio 2009 Asks You: What's your favorite scene from Kindergarten Cop?

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In Episode 186 of Studio 2009 join TFG1Mike and Steve Megatron as they head BACK IN TIME 140 years to the beginnings of the COCA COLA Company!! They have a discussion on the history of the company, and it's advertising campaigns of the 140 years that we have had cokes, diet cokes, and so much more TUNE IN whether you've always been a drinker of Coca Cola, or you've been a Diet Coke drinker just for the taste of it! This Podcast exists because of Listeners Like You!!!! The GCRN Geek Meter! Join The GCRN Discord HERE! Follow Studio 2009 on Twitter and you can also Like Studio 2009 on Facebook! USE TFG1Mike's LinkTree to Follow Him!! Use Steve Megatron's LinkTree to Follow Him!! Studio 2009 Asks You: What's your favorite Coca Cola Drink and Advertisement??

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! This episode explores the enduring legacy of the 1985 classic on its 40th anniversary. The hosts break down their favorite scenes, the iconic status of the DeLorean, and the film's impressive practical effects. They also discuss the film's production background, including budget details and the creative origins of the story. Additionally, the conversation touches on notable cameos, the connection to the same filming locations used for Gremlins, and how the movie's timeline changes impact the characters. The episode wraps up with a look at the film's availability on 4K physical media and its recent return to theaters.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Christopher A. Morton joins Studio 2009 to discuss his television watching journey through 30 questions covering everything from childhood viewing habits in Las Vegas to his top 10 shows of all time. The conversation spans his thoughts on storytelling, character development, beloved series like Scrubs and Deep Space Nine, shows he regrets watching like Lost and Riverdale, and his picks for dream TV scenarios—from living in the Babylon 5 universe to dating Dr. Allison Blake from Eureka. Morton also discusses what makes a good story, the impact of streaming on viewing habits, and his passion for well-crafted narratives with meaningful endings.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! In Episode 183 of Studio 2009 join TFG1Mike and David Draper as they stumble through A YEAR of recording a discussing of one film! Oh, and just one more thing... This Podcast exists because of Listeners Like You!!!! The GCRN Geek Meter! Follow Studio 2009 on Twitter and you can also Like Studio 2009 on Facebook! USE TFG1Mike's LinkTree to Follow Him!! ToyWorldOrder! Check out ALL of our STAR WARS CONTENT BELOW: 12 MONTHS OF STAR WARS!! UNLEASH THE GEEK IN YOU!!!

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! David Draper joins the program to share his personal list of favorite television shows spanning from 1971 to 1982. The discussion explores a variety of genres and notable programs including Columbo, The Bob Newhart Show, Super Friends, Land of the Lost, Sneak Previews, The Muppet Show, The Incredible Hulk, WKRP in Cincinnati, Star Blazers, Thundar the Barbarian, The Greatest American Hero, and St. Elsewhere. Throughout the episode, the pair highlights specific memories, behind-the-scenes production issues, and the subjective nature of choosing their preferred series from each year.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Steve Megatron joins the show to share his history as a television viewer, covering everything from his earliest memories of childhood shows to his current habits in the age of streaming. The discussion touches on his favorite series of all time, his thoughts on the importance of continuity, and why he finds certain modern storytelling trends frustrating. He also participates in the 'TV Fantasy Funland' segment, revealing his dream squad of characters and his preferred fictional universe to live in. Finally, he offers advice to other viewers on focusing on their personal enjoyment regardless of popular opinion.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! TFG1Mike and Chaos Queen discuss their personal histories with television, reflecting on the shift from fixed linear scheduling to modern streaming. The conversation covers the shows that defined their childhoods, the influence of family viewing traditions like game shows, and their evolving relationship with broadcast networks. They also touch upon favorite characters, the impact of physical ability on their early viewing habits, and their current preferences for binge-watching over weekly releases.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! TFG1Mike and guest David Draper discuss their favorite television shows from the 1980s, breaking them down year by year. They share personal stories tied to their viewing habits, including Mike’s memories of watching Scooby and Scrappy-Doo, Knight Rider, Airwolf, Jem and the Holograms, and Alf. The conversation covers the criteria for their picks, the appeal of 80s action series like The A-Team, and reflections on shows like The Muppet Show, The Cosby Show, and Fraggle Rock.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! The team discusses the season three finale of Columbo, focusing on the high-stakes confrontation between the detective and a corrupt police commissioner. They analyze the intricate plot, the chemistry between Richard Kiley and Peter Falk, and how the episode manages to subvert the series' usual formula. The conversation covers the elaborate murder scheme, the subplot involving local burglaries, and the notable, twisty conclusion involving a staged apartment setup. They also reflect on the 94-minute runtime and the effective way the episode balances multiple storylines.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! We revisit the Columbo episode featuring Johnny Cash as country singer Tommy Brown. Our discussion covers the episode's plot points, the significance of the recurring music, and the guest performances, including Ida Lupino. We also analyze the mechanics of the crime, the role of the FAA investigator, and the notable, though still-developing, character traits of Columbo during this early season.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! The team discusses the Columbo episode 'Mind Over Mayhem', analyzing the plot involving a think tank director who kills a scientist to cover up his son's plagiarism. They debate the episode's inclusion of Robbie the Robot, the portrayal of the detective's basset hound, and the moral implications of Columbo using deceptive tactics and a fabricated witness to secure a confession. The hosts conclude with their ratings and thoughts on the show's departure from traditional police procedures.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! This episode dives into the Columbo mystery Publish or Perish, focusing on the return of Jack Cassidy as a villainous publisher. The discussion covers the episode's plot, including the motive behind the murder of novelist Mickey Spillane, the elaborate alibi involving a car accident, and the use of an accomplice. Comparisons are made to previous Columbo episodes and villains, specifically noting similarities to Murder by the Book. The hosts also touch on Peter Falk's performance and signature character traits, the iconic chili-eating scene, and the episode's intentional double-murder structure.

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! We dive into the third season episode of Columbo, "Double Exposure," which features the return of Robert Culp as a motivation research specialist. We discuss the show's intricate plot involving subliminal advertising, the clever use of a modified firearm to bypass ballistics, and the notable performance by Culp. We also touch on the episode's continuity, the absence of distracting political subplots, and the fun, well-executed nature of this particular mystery compared to others in the series.