Episode 297

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 297

In this episode:

  • meeting has-been’s at Chiller Theatre,
  • Lyle Waggoner, Mike Lookingland, Randy Kleiser, Dinah Madoff,
  • Flight of the Navigator’s main star Joey Cramer’s issues,
  • why does Josh Charles HATE Don’t Tell Mom the Babysitter’s Dead?,
  • Scott Baio to appear at a convention,
  • “Lottery World” episode of Sliders featuring Nicholas Lea,
  • drunk women,
  • Jeffrey Kramer from Jaws,
  • French Stewart,
  • Class freaks out Ed Begley, Jr.,
  • Burton Gilliam in costume,
  • Raj Singh finally shows up,
  • talking Major League films with Rube Baker,
  • sheer number of major actors in the 1990 Dick Tracy film,
  • Mark Metcalf’s goofy Oscar story re: Sylvestor Stallone,
  • celebrity deaths (Verne Troyer, R. Lee Ermey, Barbara Bush),
  • Supernatural’s Scoobynatural episode,
  • Counterpart on Starz starring JK Simmons,
  • and The Goldbergs and The Walking Dead seasons.

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Episode 153

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 153

In this episode:

  • movies in the 1980s in which boys switched bodies with their fathers,
  • The Kid from Brooklyn Mike Caracciolo (The Joker video, Superman video),
  • “Macho Man” Randy Savage wrestling “Weird Al” Yankovic (video),
  • Pee-wee Herman’s upcoming Broadway show,
  • the Angry Video Game Nerd’s review of obscure video storage media,
  • RCA’s Capacitance Electronic Disc (CED),
  • John Logie Baird’s phonovision from 1927,
  • Michael Bay firing Megan Fox from the upcoming movie Transformers 3 (2011),
  • the upcoming Jaws movie starring Tracy Morgan,
  • Three Men and a Bride (2012) starring Steve Guttenberg and Tom Selleck,
  • director Guillermo del Toro quitting The Hobbit,
  • the Lost exhibit in NYC (Our Pictures),
  • our book report shortcuts in school,
  • and Optimus Prime dying after one shot.

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Celebrity Death: Roy Scheider from Jaws and Seaquest

Roy Scheider

Yahoo! News – Roy Scheider of Jaws dies at 75

Sad news is that Roy Scheider died yesterday, at the age of 75. Roy is best known as Chief Martin Brody in Steven Spielberg’s Jaws and Jaws II. I also remember him from The French Connection, 2010 (sequel to 2001 Space Odyssey) and many years later, as Captain Nathan Bridger on SeaQuest DSV on NBC. Roy actually was born in Orange, NJ, and attended Columbia High School in Maplewood. Pretty much the Paunch Stevenson neck of the woods. The guy was a terrific actor and one of those who you instantly recognize on screen and who’s personality is very authentic and real. One of my favorites and will be missed.

Roy Scheider, November 10, 1932 – February 10, 2008