In Episode 21 Mark and Dan pay tribute to the life and legacy of Ken Spears who, along with his partner Joe Ruby, changed the animation landscape forever! 00:00:24 The Early Years 00:21:44 The Later Years 00:31:20 Thank You TOTAL RUNTIME: 00:33:36 The ESO Network https://esonetwork.com#esonetwork Mark McCray The Best
Censorship! Educational Programming! Degrassi High! In episode 19 Mark and Dan jump all over the place. From the Lawrence Welk show and the Rural Purge to Action for Children’s Television and PBS, we drop a lot of knowledge in this one. And knowing is half the battle! 00:00:24 ACT 1
We have a Tale to tell about ALF while Saturday morning gets a little Rated R with Rambo! SCTV gets a couple of second lives, Beetlejuice gets high praise, but what about The Karate Kid? Join Mark “Miyagi” McCray and Daniel-san Klink as we conclude our look into Live Action
Remember that episode of Happy Days when the Fonz and gang got lost in time with a traveler from the future? In part four we Punky out to Gilligan’s Planet with Mork & Mindy while Star Wars and Ghostbusters land on Saturday morning with mixed results! 00:00:11 Somethin’ Somethin’
Ditch that bowl of Cocoa Puffs for a bucket of popcorn and the New Scooby Doo movies as we jam the lane with the Harlem Globetrotters! Licensed likenesses and the real deals continue to cross over to the small screen both episodically and in the Saturday Superstar Movies! 00:00:25 From
Celebrities get animated! We begin with an examination of the MGM and Warner Bros. Hollywood satires of the 1930’s and 40’s to the early age of television when parody became participation. Then we return as guest stars to the town of Bedrock! 00:00:52 parody to participation 00:20:35 Twist! Twist! 00:26:53
Mark and Dan reflect on the life and passing of Representative and civil rights giant John Lewis in a candid discussion about how far his efforts have brought us and the “good trouble” still left to be done. Singer, song writer extraordinaire Duane Mark performs his hit single “Alone Again”
Surely it hasn’t been 40 years since the release of the epic comedy by Jim Abrahams, along with David and Jerry Zucker. Indeed it has, and don’t call us Shirley! To celebrate, we needed a crew that knew Airplane! and its sequel inside and out and wouldn’t crack under pressure.
We bring the commentary with the comedy in this one. Black Lives Matter! LGBTQ+ individuals should have job security! We should conquer the cosmos as a united Humanity! If you don’t believe in justice then Thunder Talk ain’t for you. Or go ahead and listen anyway then send us your
Hello Thunder Faithful. This episode was recorded prior to the barbaric murder of George Floyd and the civil protest that has ensued. You may have noticed the show has been off the air these last few weeks. Along with other circumstances, we found it difficult to put out an otherwise
In this issue we take it easy and get back to basics. Modem folk artist Michael Hagen of Oak Top takes the Northbound Train. We discuss the current Covid condition of conventions and the movie industry. Mark McCray walks us through the intersection where art meets commerce. And we weigh
Welcome Thunder Faithful to Issue 22! As you’ve noticed we’ve gone back to our bi-monthly format but we promise to keep loving you each and every week. The gang tackles today’s current topics such as – should stupidity be a crime, finding lemonade in the lemons, teleporters vs. toilet paper,
