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Episode 248

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 248

In this episode:

celebrity death (James Garner),
The Rockford Files (1974-80), My Fellow Americans (1996), Maverick (1994),
another Ghostbusters 3 update,
Burt Reynolds almost played Norm’s dad,
Prankpack.com prank gift boxes,
“Weird Al” Yankovic’s new album Mandatory Fun (2014),
Sonic The Hedgehog Fan Film by Blue Core Studios featuring Jaleel White,
trailer for Birdman (2014), starring Michael Keaton,
documentary on the failed Nicolas Cage Superman movie written by Kevin Smith and directed by Tim Burton,
crowd funding for The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?,
Arrested Development to return for fifth season,
FXX Simpsons marathon,
the return of the Roboplastic Podcastalypse,
first woman to conquer Ninja Warrior, Kacy Catanzaro,
the one-way trip to Mars reality show,
screening of the Angry Video Game Nerd: The Movie (2014) starring James Rolfe,
Kyle Justin AVGN movie song,
what if there were a Paunch Stevenson: The Movie?,
MSU Gamer Symphony plays the Dr. Mario Chill Theme,
and Hip Tanaka.

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The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 247

In this episode:

The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story (2014) to air on Lifetime Network,
Dennis Haskins,
Blu-ray releases coming for Pee-Wee’s Playhouse and 1960’s Batman series, per Caseen Gaines,
Rob-view for To Have and To Hold (2006), starring Justine Bateman,
Review of Only the Lonely (1991), starring John Candy and Ally Sheedy,
our critique of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone (2013), starring Steve Carell and Jim Carrey,
another stinker Dealin’ with Idiots (2014), starring Jeff Garlin,
the cringeworthy The Brady Bunch in the White House (2002), starring Gary Cole and Shelley Long,
the woefully outdated Reality Bites (1994), starring Ben Stiller, Ethan Hawke, and Winona Ryder,
celebrity deaths (Tommy Ramone, Johnny Winter),
Tom Wilson’s “Sci-Fi Convention Song” (video),
Chuck Norris action jeans,
Dukes of Hazzard Auto Trader commercial (video) (behind the scenes),
The Counter, a bar/restaurant serving customized burgers,
bootleg DVD’s on the street,
Michael Bay just can’t help himself,
upcoming film Jem and the Holograms (2015),
a They Live reunion at Monster Mania Convention?,
and new car talk.

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In this episode:

celebrity deaths (Casey Kasem, Tony Gwynn, Paul Mazursky, Mesach Taylor),
fat baseball players and chewing tobacco,
Sing Your Face Off, a celebrity impersonation and singing competition featuring Jon Lovitz,
Harrison Ford breaks a leg on Star Wars set,
that guy who was Wedge turns down a cameo,
bad news regarding the Loew’s Jersey theater in Jersey City, NJ,
Jerry O’Connell encounter, starring in off-broadway play American Hero,
Peter Cullen doesn’t like Jack Angel?,
Robert Vaughn meet courtesy of the Solo-Holics fan club,
ice cream sandwiches,
and DQ Grill & Chill’s ridiculous serving sytem.

Pictures with Jerry O’Connell and Robert Vaughn:

Robert Vaughn Meet & Greet audio, Holiday Inn, New York, NY, 6/28/2014:

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In this episode:

celebrity deaths (Ann B. Davis, H.R. Giger),
The Brady Bunch, starring Robert Reed and Florence Henderson,
Gilbert Gottfried voices your favorite video games (YouTube video),
Norm MacDonald Live season 2 (YouTube Channel),
Norm’s Billy Madison stories,
Tom Arnold vs. Max Wright,
Al Franken vs. George Harrison at Saturday Night Live rehearsal,
Rob-view of Neighbors (2014) starring Seth Rogen and Zac Effron,
The Other Woman (2014) starring Cameron Diaz and Kate Upton,
A Million Ways to Die in the West (2014) starring Seth MacFarlane and Charlize Theron,
thankful lack of CGI in Star Wars Episode VII (2015),
Honest Trailers take on the boring Star Wars prequels (YouTube Video),
meeting actor Nick Stahl at the airport,
a second encounter with Dan Aykroyd,
and “The Filmography of Ann B. Davis” by Fuzzy Daupner.