TV Tangents

Dallas Part 1

Natalie has finally gotten Rebecca to watch Dallas. On this episode, hear their thoughts on seasons 1 and 2 of this iconic primetime drama.
 

BONUS TANGENT: Rebecca's Terrible Phlebotomy- Rated PG-13

As wedding season is in full swing, we're bringing you bi-montly episodes instead of weekly. So we thought we'd give you a bonus episode to get you through this long week without us. For more bonus episodes, visit our Patreon page and become a supporter of the show. Patrons at all levels have access to exclusive episodes including our Slightly Toasted shows like this one.
P.S. This episode has absolutely nothing to do with television and sorry for all the laughing.
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Growing Pains

Our TV research has dug up a whole lot of info on the classic 80s sitcom Growing Pains. Join us as we explore the musical stylings of Alan Thicke, the rapid aging of the Seaver baby, and so much more. Plus, we get to say "Boner" a whole bunch of times.
Here's that list of Alan Thicke songs we promised you.
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The Monkees Present: The Mike and Micky Show in Denver

Rebecca and Natalie are back from seeing Mike Nesmith and Micky Dolenz live in Denver and they want to tell you all about it.
 
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A History of Early Television

Rebecca and Natalie give a brief lesson on the History of the Golden Age of Television. When was the first TV broadcast? Who had access to early TV? What events ended the Golden Age in 1959? Listen and find out.
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Night Court

Tonight we're talking about court... at night... Night Court.
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Bewitched

TV Tangents jumps back to the 60s with the classic sitcom Bewitched. Natalie and Rebecca explore the true message of this show about a witch married to a mortal. We get a short history lesson on women's rights in the middle of the last century.
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Three's Company

Three's Company was a sitcom that broke barriers. Rebecca and Natalie discuss the show and its variety of fun characters. They also bring you their very bad rendition of the Three's Company theme song. Twice.
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The One About Friends

Natalie finally gets to talk about her favorite show ever, Friends. The ladies imagine what Friends would have been like with the previously proposed Pat the Cop character. They discuss character development, lovely Mr. Heckles, and Ross and Rachel's on and off again relationship.
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The Munsters

The Munsters were a typical TV family with a macabre twist. Natalie and Rebecca discuss the show’s theme of acceptance and being comfortable in your own skin. They contemplate the mechanics of a vampire and Frankenstein’s monster having a half-werewolf son and explore the history of color television.
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