Down The TV Rabbit Hole

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!