They don’t develop SNL characters like they used to or at least George and Keith aren’t staying up late enough to see you now.
If it’s not HRs then it must be analytics. Too many shifts. Too many strikeouts. George & Keith try to save the game they love.
We believe that baseball would be better off without all the long balls. Plenty of amazing stats in this episode
Our first episode where we develop and argue over our "dream teams" comprised of characters from our favorite TV show, Seinfeld.
Flag bearers at the opening ceremonies Are one of the great traditions of the Olympics. Who would be the flag bearers at an Olympics made up of fictional characters? George and Keith answer all those questions.
George and Keith recap many of the celebrity lawbreakers. They don’t seem to do much jail time
George and Keith examine the greatest final scenes of movies. There is much less agreement than their previous segment on greatest opening scenes.
George and Keith discuss the best Opening scenes of movies. Surprisingly, there is much agreement.
George and Keith discuss the Ying and yang of athletes through the years. Good versus evil.
George and Keith Cover all the bases in this look at the Brady Bunch.
George and Keith analyze movie theme songs and give their opinions on the top 10. They agree on four this week which may be a record
George and Keith look at their favorite television theme songs. Audio is a little spotty at times so a volume increase may be in order. Thank you for your patience.
George and Keith examine their favorite Christmas television specials. Who exactly are Rankin and Bass?
George and kids look at the best supporting characters from the world of TV, movies and literature
Not all great black-and-white movies have to be made prior to World War II. Here is George and Keith’s list
George and Keith continue their theme from last week but this weeks catchphrases are from non-animated fictional characters
George and Keith look at the best lines from the best cartoon characters. This is the most agreeable list they have probably ever had.
George shows off his depth of war movies while Keith prefers better known war movies.
As a follow-up to the last episode George and Keith switch gears to examining iconic vehicles from the big screen