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The episode begins with Brian and Chris discussing the podcast industry and their commitment to producing new episodes. They then delve into a review of the 90s dating show "Buzz," highlighting its bizarre premise and questionable content. The hosts discuss the "Sympathico" round, where the chosen couple is separated by a screen and asked questions to determine their compatibility. They also reveal the grand prize for the "Buzz" couple: dinner for two at Tommy Tanks, a restaurant that Brian and Chris decide to investigate further. The episode discusses the prizes awarded to the "Buzz" couple, including a dinner at Tommy Tanks and a KLH home theater system. The hosts also discuss the dating show "Buzzer," expressing disbelief that it lasted two seasons. They find the show incredibly terrible and question why anyone would watch it. They also mention a bar called "Tommy Tanks" and encourage listeners to share their stories about it. The episode concludes with the hosts announcing upcoming live shows in Dania Beach and Orlando on the 24th and 25th. They invite listeners to attend and mention that Christina, Astrid, and possibly Tina will be there. They also encourage listeners to follow them on social media.

Outlines

00:00:00

The 90s Dating Show "Buzz"

Brian and Chris discuss the 90s dating show "Buzz," highlighting its bizarre premise and questionable content. They discuss the "Sympathico" round, where the chosen couple is separated by a screen and asked questions to determine their compatibility. They also reveal the grand prize for the "Buzz" couple: dinner for two at Tommy Tanks, a restaurant that Brian and Chris decide to investigate further.

00:01:04

Podcast Industry and Birthday Blues

Brian and Chris discuss the podcast industry, their commitment to producing new episodes, and Brian's aversion to celebrating his birthday.

00:37:14

TCB Live in Florida

Brian and Chris announce their upcoming live shows in Florida, inviting listeners to attend and providing details on dates and locations.

00:37:58

Buzz: A 90s Dating Show Review

Brian and Chris delve into a review of the 90s dating show "Buzz," highlighting its bizarre premise and questionable content.

00:43:31

Prizes and Tommy Tanks

The episode discusses the prizes awarded to the "Buzz" couple, including a dinner at Tommy Tanks and a KLH home theater system.

00:47:17

Buzzer: A Hot Mess of a Dating Show

The hosts discuss the dating show "Buzzer," expressing disbelief that it lasted two seasons. They find the show incredibly terrible and question why anyone would watch it. They also mention a bar called "Tommy Tanks" and encourage listeners to share their stories about it.

00:50:44

Upcoming Live Shows

The hosts announce upcoming live shows in Dania Beach and Orlando on the 24th and 25th. They invite listeners to attend and mention that Christina, Astrid, and possibly Tina will be there. They also encourage listeners to follow them on social media.

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Q&A

• What is the premise of the 90s dating show "Buzz"?

  In "Buzz," singles are separated by a wall and have a limited time to make a connection before being "buzzed" off. The couple that remains at the end of the show wins prizes, including dinner at Tommy Tanks and a KLH home theater system.

• What is the "Sympathico" round in "Buzz"?

  The "Sympathico" round is a segment where the chosen couple is separated by a screen and asked questions to determine their compatibility. They answer "yes," "no," or "does work," "doesn't work" to questions about their preferences and lifestyle.

• What is the grand prize for the winning couple on "Buzz"?

  The winning couple on "Buzz" wins dinner for two at Tommy Tanks, a restaurant known for its modern Thai cuisine and live entertainment. They also receive a KLH home theater system.

• How do Brian and Chris feel about the dating show "Buzz"?

  Brian and Chris find "Buzz" to be a bizarre and questionable dating show, highlighting its strange premise and questionable content. They also discuss the prevalence of similar dating shows in the 90s and the tendency for the same people to appear on multiple shows.

• What is "Buzzer" and why are the hosts so surprised it lasted two seasons?

  "Buzzer" is a dating show that the hosts find incredibly terrible. They are surprised it lasted two seasons because they believe it is a hot mess of a show.

• Where and when will the hosts be performing live?

  The hosts will be performing live in Dania Beach on the 24th and in Orlando on the 25th.

Show Notes