Random Access Television

This time around Zach & Joe look at an obscure little show called Batman, specifically the live action sitcom starring Adam West that aired from 1966 to 1968. Digressions this time around include the comic book code, baseball uniform fabrics, Austin Powers and TV demographic surveys!

Hello to all you Shatner fanatics do we have a treat for you this time Zach & Joe take a look at the early 80's police "drama" TJ Hooker starring the Shatman himself, William Shatner! Digressions are surprisingly few but include the Starsky and Hutch movie, 7th Heaven and the life and career of one Aaron Spelling.

We're back after a brief summer hiatus with an episode focusing on the long running yet mostly forgotten 90's sitcom "In the House" starring LL Cool J and a ever changing supporting cast. This time around digressions include Jeff Foxworthy, Blossom and, of course, Dog with a Blog.

This time around on Random Access Television, the fickle finger of fate has chosen for us to watch the beloved 1960's sitcom "Mister Ed" about a man and his talking horse. Digressions include Burns & Allen, shared universes, Nick at Nite, several talking donkeys and, of course, Dog With a Blog.

Join Zach & Joe as we take a look at the "early" reality TV show I Witness Video, where you can see such amazing and spectacularly rare things as an alligator in Florida and very minor criminals! Digressions include golden toilets, the Olympics and Mr. Beast.

This time around Zach & Joe take a look at the cozy mysteries of one Father Dowling, a priest who inexplicably solves crimes on the side. Digressions include the G4 Network, sexism in film criticism and a long tangent with some great ideas for streaming television. As always if you like it, give us some feedback at ratvpod@gmail.com and rate us highly in whatever app you listen with.

In this episode Zach and Joe look back a "Drew Carey's Green Screen Show" and all the rest of Drew Carey's and others improv comedy series of the last 30 years. Digressions include Canadian comedians, the GAC Network and late night Family Channel watching.

Direct from the 50's and the fifth planet from the Sun this time around Zach and Joe take a look at the forgotten sci-fi sitcom Johnny Jupiter. Speaking of forgotten here you can get an in-depth look into the history of the lost television network and it's founder. Digressions include puppets, the FOX network and of course, Mystery Science Theater.