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The boys are back in town. Keith dad is dead, and Kroshus is still weary of the potential of right wing fascism taking over America, plus they watch The NBA Playoffs, A bee-Gee's documentary, a Burt Reynolds documentary, USC Campus faces fascist retaliation for protesting and more. A TV Series Champion is crowned!!! We discuss next years League and we watch news coverage of the 1992 LA Riots for TV history. keithpaesel.com

We start hot with some Law & Order watching as we discuss politics, Rhea Pearlman and Danny DeVito jumping on each others shoulders and wearing a trench coat to cause havoc on Hollywood and Hack 80's comics. Next we watch Local LA news and it gets very newsy and political. Then we make fun of some PATRICK BET DAVID videos!!!! Then we finish strong with TV Championship Series updates and this week in 1987 television history!!!! keithpaesel.com/feeds keithpaesel.com/donate

Keith and Adam make fun of stuff while they watch the NCAA Tournament, severe weather alerts, Beverly Hills Cop, Lone Star Law, Fox News & MSNBC. Then it's week 28 and 29 of the Heisler TV Championship Series and we cover this week in 1987 TV history!!!! keithpaesel.com for more

Today Keith channel surfs. We watch a little of Hunger Games Mockingjay, AEW Dynamite, Survivor, Chicago Med, Wild Cards, Local LA News, Andy Griffith, 2002's Bad company, Fox News, See No Evil on ID, Hallmark movies, Colin cowherd on Caleb going to the Bears and discuss Richard Lewis', Virgils, and other celeb deaths, plus its Week 26 in the Heisler TV Championship Series, and this week in 1987 TV!!!!! Plus so much more.

This week we watch and make fun of Hot Bench, Ruby Franke's sentencing, Madea movies and Some Fox News. In a reversal of roles the usually politically passive Keith REALLY attacks right wingers, incels and Trump during the Trump Town Hall on Fox News. Week 25 of the TV Championship Series, and 1987's Amerika the miniseries are also under the microscope this week, Keith gets mad about technical glitches along with SO MUCH MORE. keithpaesel.com for full eps and more Watch clips www.youtube.com/@keithpaesel www.instagram.com/keithpaesel www.tiktok.com/@keithpaesel Join our community www.facebook.com/groups/thesuperstation

Today... James Bailey watches some TV with Keith. They start out by discussing the latest celebrity deaths and cancerings with a little Supernatural watch along. After some channel surfing they go over the Week 23 Heisler TV Championship Series Shows, standings, and results. The it's TV history of the Februaury 1st-6th 1987. keithpaesel.com

Keith and Adam make fun of the world and themselves while they watch TV... This week they channel surk and talk NFL Taylor's version. Week 22 TV League results. For the 1987 TV History deep dive we watch: Mike Ditka drunk on CBS 2, a 1987 MNF Bears game, Hack 80s Stand Up comedy and so much more. keithpaesel.com for more Episodes and TV League updates

Spectrum Internet ruined last nights stream | We still have dreamers? | Local LA News | Harbaugh to the Chargers | Hardass Coaches | Colin Cowherd on Harbaugh | We watch the 1995 Bears vs Panthers game that unloicked Keith's sports consiousness | Week 21 TV League Updates | Going to break making fun of Hanity |TV History: Budd Dwyer kills himself on live TV, more january 1987 news, Super Bowl XXI, 1987 State of the Union address. keithpaesel.com for more episodes

We start by watching a litle AMC & Rambo II. Kroshus comes in hot with some Reagan era resentment of the war culture of 80's movies, and the shadow the Vietnam war cast on worldwide culture in general. Then we shake it up with a different kind of violence and we flick over to SYFY for 1994's True Lies. Tia Carrere was in full post Waynes World glory. We watch a little News about The Japan Airlines runway collision and earthquake. Then We watch footage of the Alaske Airlines plane door ripping away mid air. Then it's some sports talk. Mike Vrabel fired! What does Keith want the Bears to do with the 1st overall pick? Then we preveiw some TV historey with a 1992 College football game between Wisconsin and Ohio State and Kroshus talks his time at the school during Barry Alvarezes arrival. Coming out of the music break we make fun of some Hallmark channel and talk generational politics. Which is exactly what Hallmark movies should do.... Then we Start our Journey through the TV of 1992 with the 1992 Rose Bowl game between Washingtoin and Michigan. We talk second rate cop shows of the time, 90s stats, QB's named Billy Joe, and Bud Dry. George HW Bush pukes on himself!!! and we close with a January 12th Sports reportewrs type show from Minnesota. Kro talks Current and past Vikings stuff. All this and so much more!!!!!!! keithpaesel.com for all the episodes!!!

We are back from winter break to get back to the business of TV watching. First we watch the end of the Michigan vs Alabama CFP Semi-Final and discuss the transfer portal, NCAA basically being pro football. How anti-semetic is Michigan? We don't get current fashion and when are we going to dress in tin foil like the 90s said we would in the future? Old college football powerhouses, how good was Tony Dorsett and The Bears got the number 1 overall pick again!!!!! The BEars love a local guy. The we flick over to a top 10 countdown of 80's stuff and discuss, Rob Lowe's sextape, Max Headroom, and much more. Keith introduces Adam to the Jim Irsay Collection, in return Adam shows keith the trailer for The Blaxploitation movie "Brotherhood of Death" Then it's the fianl CFP Semi-Final as Washington takes on TYexas and we discuss TV LEague updates and then it's WMAC Masters and College Football highlights for TV history. keithpaesel.com for all your me needs

Death rocks the town of TV, while Las Vegas battle with it's own tragedy. In the past, our time travelers battle Monday morning cartoons King Arthur and the Masked Rider. Do our Heroes prevail? Did Paul Rubens revive his career in 1996? James Marsden kidnaps his teacher! The Colts battle the newly darkened green of the Philadelphia Eagles for a rare 90's Thursday Night football game.

🎙️ Welcome to This is Keith Paesel the podcast that takes you on a journey through the forgotten corners of television history, armed with a remote control and a questionable sense of humor. Strap in for a wild ride as we navigate through the absurd, the obscure, and the downright cringe-worthy moments in television. 📺 First up, we delve into the prehistoric era of television with the Prevue Channel - because who needs actual content when you can have scrolling text and cheesy elevator music? Join us in reminiscing about the golden age of channel-surfing confusion. 🤼‍♂️ Then, get ready to throw it back to a time when Japanese wrestling was more about flamboyant costumes and dramatic monologues than actual grappling. It's like Shakespeare, but with body slams and spandex! 🏈 But wait, there's more! We'll be dusting off the cobwebs of early 70s NFL action, where the only thing more outdated than the hairstyles is the strategy. Spoiler alert: forward passes were still a radical concept. 🌦️ Experience the thrill of a British weather report that makes even the most mundane meteorological events sound like the end of the world. Spoiler alert: rain is wet. 🏈 Fasten your seatbelts for a Packers vs. Vikings game from 1977, where the only thing more iconic than the plays is the questionable fashion choices of the players. Shoulder pads and mullets, oh my! 🤣 If that's not enough, prepare for a touchdown of laughs with early 70s Football Follies. Because who doesn't love watching athletes fumble, stumble, and occasionally forget which end zone they're supposed to be running toward? 🎭 And now, a dramatic shift! We present "The Prosecutors," a gripping 1996 TV movie starring Stockard Channing, because nothing says legal drama like the woman who brought us Rizzo in "Grease." 🍔 Feeling hungry for more entertainment? Join us as we shine a spotlight on "Hidden in America," a 1996 TV movie highlighting hunger in America. Spoiler alert: it's not a cooking show. 🏈 Lastly, we're throwing it back to the glory days of college football with a classic 1996 matchup between Florida and Florida State. Who needs modern sports when you can relive the excitement of a bygone era? 🏆 And of course, stay tuned for the Heisler TV Championship Series updates, where we dissect the highs, lows, and questionable decisions in the world of made-up TV championships. Because in the end, isn't that what television is all about? Join us on This is Keith Paesel – where the only thing more outdated than the shows we watch is our sense of humor!

Are you ready for a blast from the past? Join us as we revisit some of the most iconic moments from the golden age of television. In this episode, we'll be watching Keenan and Kel host nick toons all day, then it's the 1996 Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, where we'll see some of our favorite floats and performers. Next, we'll tune in to the 11pm news from November 28, 1996, and see what was happening in the world back then. And finally, we'll watch 1996's holiday Dolly Parton special "Treasures", where she steals harmonica valor from John Popper. That and so much more!!!!! Don't miss this nostalgic trip down memory lane!

Welcome to Where Alopecia Meets Touchdowns, Broonco Turn arounds, and Goodtimes. - Navigate the Heisler TV League Drama with us! 🎙️ Welcome to "Couch Potatoes Unplugged," the podcast where we dive deep into the world of television, armed with nothing but a remote control and a healthy dose of sarcasm. In this week's episode, we dissect Sunday Night Football like it's a Thanksgiving turkey, complete with the Kelce Bowl: Taylor's Version – because nothing says football like a remix. Join us as we explore the groundbreaking football physics of Alopecia – yes, we're talking about hair loss on the field, the true MVP of the game. And if you thought the Broncos were just a team, think again. We uncover the shocking truth behind their miraculous turn around – turns out it's all in the power of really good nachos. But wait, there's more! We navigate the treacherous waters of Downtown LA and discover the true meaning of urban survival – hint: it involves knowing which Starbucks has the shortest line. Then, buckle up as we channel surf through the golden age of television. We stumble upon an episode of "Good Times" and analyze J.J. Walker's comedy – because who needs modern stand-up when you have classic sitcoms? But the drama doesn't end there! It's Heisler TV League week 12, and the tension is thicker than the fake laughter in a '90s sitcom. We break down the plays, the fouls, and the inevitable existential crisis that comes with being a die-hard fan. And for our grand finale, we hop into the time-traveling DeLorean and revisit TV from November 19th, 1996. Spoiler alert: the fashion was questionable, the hair was big, and the laugh tracks were relentless. So grab your popcorn, settle into your favorite spot on the couch, and join us on a journey through the bizarre, the hilarious, and the downright absurd world of television. "Couch Potatoes Unplugged" – because sometimes the best way to appreciate TV is by making fun of it. linktr.ee/keithpaesel for all the links!!!!!

Description written by our AI head writer @D@M Conover version 2 Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to "This is Keith Paesel," the show where we break all the rules of radio by bringing you the visual spectacle of watching TV! Because who needs to actually see the screen when you can have a riveting auditory experience of someone channel surfing? In our latest episode, we dipped our metaphorical toes into the vast ocean of television, navigating through the treacherous waters of random shows and questionable programming decisions. First up, we revisited the heart-wrenching drama of "The Death of Henry Blake" on M*A*S*H. Because nothing says entertainment like reliving the trauma of a beloved character meeting their fictional demise. But hold your tears, folks, because we quickly shifted gears to "The Death of Bobby Knight." No, not the actual death of the controversial basketball coach, but a riveting exploration of his most eyebrow-raising TV moments. Spoiler alert: he didn't throw any chairs during this broadcast, but he did express a profound love for arguing with referees. And speaking of strange characters, ever wondered about the guy who wrote "The Crow"? Us neither, but we dedicated a whole segment to unraveling the mysteries of his eccentricity. Spoiler alert: it involves a lot of black clothing and brooding in dimly lit rooms. But wait, there's more! We bring you the thrilling Heisler TV Championship Series Standings. Yes, you heard it right, folks! Who needs real sports when you can have an intense competition based on the beer brand prominently featured in your favorite TV shows? It's a high-stakes battle of brews, and we're here to give you the play-by-play! And finally, join us as we take a trip down memory lane with "This Week in 1996 Television." Because nothing says cutting-edge like reliving the glory days of sitcoms, questionable fashion choices, and the birth of the "Macarena" craze. So grab your remote controls, or just pretend to, and tune in to "This is keith paesel," where watching TV is an art form, and we've mastered the art of describing it on the radio. Because who needs visuals when you have our dulcet tones guiding you through the bizarre world of television? lintr.ee.com/keith paesel for the links!!!!

On the newest This is Keith Paesel – the show that takes lazy to a whole new level! Grasp your mandrake, your favorite remote control, and your bitter disdain for the Austin Comedy scene, because we're about to dive headfirst into the chaotic world of television that you never knew you never wanted to watch! 📺 Segment 1: "The Austin Atrocity Hour" 📺 Ah, the Austin Comedy scene – where laughter goes to be yonder bagged, metal detected, and dreams go to frisked by the Austin Police department. Join us as we dissect the self-proclaimed 'comedians' who somehow think their 'rape-jokes' and ironic mustaches make them the next big thing. We'll ruthlessly trash talk their attempts at humor as we wonder why anyone would willingly subject themselves to this torture. 📺 Segment 2: "Perry's Growing Pains" 📺 Prepare to cringe as we chronicle the epic saga of Matthew Perry's attempt to build the Bing!. Watch as he stumbles through career choices worse than Joey's acting skills. From ill-fated sitcoms to awkward rom-coms, Perry's painful journey through the entertainment wilderness is sure to make you appreciate his "Friends" days more than ever. 📺 Segment 3: "The Heisler TV Championship Series Standings" 📺 Buckle up for the thrilling world of the Heisler TV Championship, a competition so obscure you probably haven't even heard of it. We'll break down the standings, discuss the strategies of contestants, and pretend like we care about a contest that's as relevant as dial-up internet in 2023. 📺 Segment 4: "This Week in 1996 Television" 📺 Travel back in time with us to a year when tube TVs were bulky, the Internet was a baby, and flannel shirts were the height of fashion. We'll revisit the shows that defined an era, from the era-defining "Friends" to the hilariously bizarre "Xena: Warrior Princess." Join us for a trip down memory lane that will have you asking, "How did we ever survive without Netflix?" So, tune in to "This is Keith Paesel" – where we've mastered the art of watching TV without actually watching TV. It's the show that's so brilliantly lackluster, it's practically a work of art!

In this side-splitting episode of "This is Keith Paesel," your hosts, Terry Tantalize and Brenda Binge-a-Lot, set their sights on a buffet of television shows that will make your brain cells go into full retreat. It's time to grab your popcorn, sit back, and prepare to be thoroughly entertained by our relentless roasting. Segment 1: "Stanford vs. UCLA: Academia vs. Athletics" Our dynamic duo begins with the thrill of college football, tearing into the intellectual prowess of Stanford and the UCLA Bruins. Who will prevail in the battle of wits and Tackles? Hint: neither, it's CTE. Segment 2: "NCIS: Hawa'ii - Aloha Nuisance!" Terry and Brenda dissect the new addition to the NCIS franchise, exploring the puzzling mysteries of why anyone would ever commit a crime in Hawaii and why CBS keeps churning out these crime procedurals. Segment 3: "SNL - Skits or Struggles?" Join us as we laugh at SNL's hit-or-miss sketches. We may even have some suggestions to fix what's been broken for decades (spoiler: it involves more cowbell). Segment 4: "Lawman - More like Flawman" Brenda takes on "Lawman," questioning the show's logic, the Sheriff's superhuman abilities, and why bad guys keep falling for the same tricks every week. Segment 5: "Three Stooges - A Masterclass in Slapstick Silliness" We pay homage to the classics! The Three Stooges get the roast treatment as we ponder the age-old question: What the Fuck was Larry's deal? Segment 6: "Fox News' Life Liberty and Levin vs. MSNBC's Ayman - Battle of the Biases" A showdown between two political titans as we examine the entertaining extremes of cable news. Who can shout the loudest without making sense? Segment 7: "48 Hours - Now Reduced to 47 Minutes" Investigative journalism at its finest (or not). We unravel the mysteries behind 48 Hours and see if we can solve them in half the time. Segment 8: "AEW Collision - Theatrics or Wrestling?" Brenda tries to wrap her head around the world of AEW wrestling, where chair-smashing and drama are all the rage. Segment 9: "Halloween Resurrection & Friday After Next - Sequels That Won't Die" From Michael Myers to Ice Cube, we delve into horror and comedy sequels that keep coming back from the grave, whether we want them to or not. Segment 10: "Hallmark's Where Are You, Christmas? - Not in This Movie" It's the holiday season year-round in the Hallmark universe, but we try to pinpoint where exactly the plot went wrong. Segment 11: "The 1997 Super Bowl - Sports or Snacks?" We step into the time machine to reminisce about the '97 Super Bowl. Spoiler: the game might have been great, but the commercials stole the show. Segment 12: "TV Championship Series Matchups - Too Many Words, Not Enough Action" We cover the latest TV Championship Series Matchups, which sound way more exciting than they actually are. Segment 13: "TV History: Game 2 of the 1996 World Series - Where Were You When Nothing Happened?" We take a nostalgic look back at a baseball game with no home runs, no memorable plays, and a whole lot of popcorn consumption. Segment 14: "The Crow Sting Debuts - Birds of a Feather Beat Each Other Up" We relive the moment when a crow-themed wrestler graced the world with his presence. A reminder that you can't spell "crow" without "pro." Segment 15: "SportsCenter and Local Los Angeles Cable Access - The Beginning and the End" We wrap up the night with the sports highlights you could've watched without us and some local Los Angeles cable access gems that leave us scratching our heads. Tune in for laughs, snark, and the type of TV commentary you never knew you needed. Just remember, don't take us too seriously, but do take your remote control in hand because it's going to be one wild ride through the TV wasteland! Watch when we go live: twitch.tv/thisiskeithpaesel

In this thought-provoking episode of "This is Keith Paesel," we dive deep into a fascinating blend of topics that span the realms of sports, entertainment, politics, and global affairs. Join our diverse panel of experts and enthusiasts as they discuss the most engaging issues of our time, offering unique perspectives and insights that resonate with listeners from all walks of life. Monday Night Football Showdown: Our journey begins with a lively discussion on the latest Monday Night Football game. Tune in to hear our passionate panelists dissect the game, analyze standout moments, and offer their predictions for the upcoming season. Whether you're a die-hard football fan or a casual observer, this segment is sure to pique your interest. Local and National News Roundup: From Los Angeles to the national stage, we explore the latest headlines that have been making waves. Our panelists bring you up to speed on the most pressing issues, from local stories that touch our hearts to national events that shape our country's direction. Israel and Palestine: Bridging the Divide: Amid the complex and long-standing Israel-Palestine conflict, we engage in a balanced and insightful discussion that goes beyond the headlines. Listen as our experts break down the history, current events, and potential paths to peace. The Satire Revolution: A Youthful Perspective: How do young people perceive satire in today's ever-evolving media landscape? Our panelists explore the impact of satire on younger generations, discussing its role in shaping opinions and addressing critical issues in a humorous yet meaningful way. MLB Playoffs 2023: A Swing for the Pennant: As the MLB playoffs heat up, we offer a comprehensive analysis of the teams, players, and moments that are defining the postseason. Baseball fans, this segment is your ultimate guide to the action on the diamond. Classic TV: Sanford and Son & All in the Family: Step back in time with us as we reminisce about the iconic TV shows, "Sanford and Son" and "All in the Family." Our passionate TV buffs share their insights into the cultural significance and humor that made these shows classics. 1996 NLCS Game 7: A Moment in Baseball History: Relive the excitement of one of the most thrilling Game 7s in MLB history as we take you back to the 1996 National League Championship Series. Our baseball aficionados analyze the game, the players, and the legendary moments that still send chills down fans' spines. 1996 Presidential Campaign Debate: A Blast from the Past: Our journey through time continues as we revisit the 1996 presidential campaign and a pivotal debate. Join us for an engaging discussion that explores the issues, strategies, and memorable moments that shaped this historic election. "This is Keith Paesel" offers a rich tapestry of perspectives and insights on the topics that matter most in our world today. Tune in to expand your knowledge and join the conversation and watch TV with us. linktr.ee/keithpaesel for acrchives, live stream links and more!!!!

Keith and James Bailey make fun of WWE Friday Night Smackdown, then they watch an old "Esteban" Guitar infomercial and discover the origin of the panic at the disco song title. They analyse Este Haim's "Bass Face." They watch some of the Colorado vs Stanford game. Then it's TV Champ series week 6 updates and This week in TV History!!!!