Just My Show
Summary: Where else can you find the dad from "Silver Spoons," the San Diego Chicken and the creator of "MadLibs"...all in one place? Welcome to Just My Show, the retro pop culture podcast. Our job is to bring you back to all those things you forgot you loved growing up. Through our regular episodes, bonus podcasts and special features, Just My Show brings you interviews with some of your all time favorite people from classic TV, movies, sports and a whole lot more. (We love jogging your memory by throwing in some more obscure stuff too!)
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Before Jamie, Sarah and Adam, there was Lila, Douglas and Jason. Don't be confused. Charles in Charge's Michael Pearlman is here to help you answer the timeless question...Pembroke or Powell?
In this rarely heard 2007 interview, Just My Show celebrated the 20th anniversary of teen film Can't Buy Me Love, with Courtney Gaines, who played Kenneth. Available for download for the first time...with brand new retro headlines!
With opening day just around the corner, Just My Show chats it up with David Pollock, who wore number ten as Rudi Stein in The Bad News Bears.
You wore them. We wore them. But how did they come to be? Underoos creator Larry Weiss tells JMS how he turned us all into Superheroes!
Just My Show chats it up with Dave Madden, best known as Reuben Kincaid on The Partridge Family. Check out his book "Reuben on Wry"!
In the very latest installment of "Recurring Character Central," Just My Show goes inside "The Cosby Show" with America's favorite grandfather, Russell "Slide" Huxtable. Of course, being the voice of Panthro, we won't let him go without talking a little "Thundercats." (Catch Earl in "Three Sisters" at the Classical Theatre of Harlem through March 8, 2009)
In Just My Show's first bonus podcast of 2008, we sat down with Emmy winning TV producer Gary David Goldberg to talk about his seven years as creator/executive producer of "Family Ties." Goldberg is the author of the new autobiography "Sit, Ubu, Sit: How I went From Brooklyn to Hollywood with the Same Woman, the Same Dog, and a Lot Less Hair."
Just My Show kicks off season three by looking back at two of the all time great Public Service Announcements. First, we catch up with Reid "I Learned it By Watching You" MacLean. Then, we talk with Jack Keil, creator and voice of McGruff the Crime Dog.
It's Just My Show's second annual holiday podcast! This year, we get you ready for 24 hours of "A Christmas Story" with Flick himself, Scott Schwartz. We Triple dog dare you not to listen!
Just My Show pays tribute to "Welcome Back, Kotter" by welcoming our very first Sweathog, Bob Hegyes. Then, it's a visit from "Welcome Back" singer/songwriter John Sebastian.
With the 25th book of the series just out in stores, Just My Show talks with Encyclopedia Brown author Donald Sobol.
They served up the drinks at the The Regal Beagle. Now, Paul Ainsley (Jim the Bartender) and Brad Blaisdell (Mike the Bartender) meet for the first time to talk about their days on "Three's Company."
Just My Show celebrates 35 years of "M*A*S*H" with a super sized episode featuring Mike Farrell, William Christopher, Jamie Farr and special guest announcer Todd Susman.
Just My Show chats with Lou Diamond Phillips from the set of his upcoming movie about the 20th anniversary of the film that put him on the map. ("La Bamba" was released in theaters on July 24, 1987.)
Just My Show's new feature "Recurring Character Central" kicks things off by catching up with "Seinfeld's" Uncle Leo, actor Len Lesser. Hello!
