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In the final installment of the podcast, Jim and Harry talk about possibly the funniest segment of I Love Lucy (according to Jim), plus a look at many of the men responsible for some of the best TV of the 1960s-present day. Plus, Chrisopher George, Frank Nelson, and Jack Carter. Take a last trip into The Rabbit Hole with your favorite lawyer and one of your favorite meteorologists!

Jim and Harry kick off Season Four by looking at the biggest TV Show of them all,...almost. Hear Harry confuse a TV Show with his real life! And who can turn a can into a cane? It's elementary actually. Plus, a very well-timed edition of Dead or Alive. And if a Super Bowl halftime show is a disappointment, why not repeat it again, again, and AGAIN? Plus Jack Sheldon, Abe Vigoda, and Bob "don't call me Weeb" Eubanks.

For the two of you who still want some MORE Olympic coverage, Harry Bartosiak looks back on some of the finest, and "not so finest" moments from the past 70 years of TV Olympics. Which Olympian looked most like a former political leader? And what was Caitlyn Jenner doing in the 1970s? Plus, Jim looks back on a trifecta of mediocre (to him) shows, but also details (perhaps the only time) Jan Murray got a few laughs! Plus, the comedic talents of Ken Berry, and Jim & Harry end the show with a musical performance that could rival Judy Garland at Carnegie Hall!

In this episode Jim and Harry BOTH confuse a Columbo episode with a Cannon episode. However, anytime Harry can do a Jonathan Harris impersonation, it will be a worthwhile show. Learn the shocking (to Jim anyway) reason Lost In Space was canceled. Plus, a rumored possible comeback by The Five Neat Guys! Plus, a SPECIAL guest star, and a birthday shoutout to the former stand-in for Robby Rist, Phil Keller!

Jim and Harry invite you to "Come on, Get Happy" as they look back on two big hits from the 70s and 80s. Harry goes "rapid fire" on a spectacular list of "B level" guest starts. Also hear about the most unlikely guest star in Partridge Family history. Plus, unusably bad behavior gets a child actor fired, and learn for one TV show changed the next 40 years of Harry's life!

In an episode that is so funny, it made listener Craig C. run his car into a parking bumper (true!), Jim & Harry look back on two ABC hits from the 70s and 80s. Jim talks about the big evolution of Cindy Williams, learn about Andy Kaufman's evil twin, plus the return of "Dead or Alive?" Also, the great Sam Kinison, the great Norm MacDonald and the even greater Tony Danza! Grab your trumpet, put on your tap shoes and join us!

Harry carries most of the burden as he explores the treasure trove of diverse programming on PBS in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. Learn about many of the British comedies you may have totally forgotten about, hear about the local TV host that Harry still owes a lot of money too, and Harry breaks out ANOTHER spot-on impression. Learn how Delta Burke's fondness for dessert almost got Jim fired from a local TV gig, plus the great Morcambe and Wise with Andrew Preview!

In the start of "Season #4" for Jim & Harry, Harry looks at the "Soap Operas" that were popular for many years, and why they are becoming extinct. Jim quizzes Harry about many "less than spectucular" TV shows from the 1970's & 1980's. Learn how a 30 second commercial got an actress a major network TV show, and hear some the the really famous actors that got their start on daytime TV. Plus, a great performance from "Mister Show Business" Mason Reese!

Harry comes loaded with a half dozen top notch impressions as he talks about the origin and successes of the most profitable news program of all time. Find out how taking a swing at a Vice President will get you onto a game show, hear one of the worst TV theme songs of all time, plus the great Jerry Van Dyke!

Harry takes a look back at the impressive career of actor and director Bill Bixby. Hear about the "almost impossible to believe" reason My Favorite Martian was canceled. Hear about Robert Goulet's last big gig. Plus, have you been in an accident? Why not call a Hall of Famer? Plus, Harry re-names two popular TV celebrities of the 1980s!

In a long overdue EXTRAVAGANZA Harry and Jim share their remembrances of 70 years of The Tonight Show, with the emphasis of the best of them all, Johnny Carson. Harry shares a NEVER BEFORE heard, IN PERSON anecdote about one of the first EVER Tonight broadcasts. Not to be outdone, Jim shares a Doc Severinsen story also known by very few. Plus, Hugh Downs accidentally gets a second career, and music and humor from George Segal and the great John Davidson.

Jim and Harry are back from a break with some "long lost" but not all that funny video that Lorne Michaels does NOT want you to see! Join them as they hit the trifecta of disaster movies, and Harry brings us a belated Easter present. Also, Harry gives us an encore performance of his top 5 impressions, plus a look at the funniest bit of Joe Piscopo's career!

Jim takes a deep dive to tell you the completely unknown story about how The Beverly Hillbillies got their name, and what famous performer never even bothered to cash a check for naming the show.  Plus, learn about the greatest vacation destination (coming soon) for classic TV fans of all time!  Jim and Harry re-visit some classic radio moments from Decatur, Illinois, and Jim celebrates the death of a famous actor.  Plus Harry goes off the deep end, and not only watches, but ENJOYS one of the most maligned TV shows of all time!

In a true "shoot from the hip" episode, Jim and Harry quickly visit game shows that you remember,.......at least a little bit.  Learn who wrote the worst series of books since Steve Allen, and hear the comedically tragic story about the time "the fix was in" on a big time game show.   Plus, a quick remembrance of the late Adam Rich.

This is an episode that will make you smile, with a GUARANTEE from the Tandy company! Hear Harry’s, possibly, best impression yet! Also, Jim sings seriously for the first time, and it’s not all that bad! Also, learn the real reason why the shooting star of the Donny and Marie show fizzled so quickly. Plus, Frank Oz, Rodney Allen Rippy, and Mason Reese! With that trifecta, how could any show be better?