Remember That Show? Ep. 41: WMAC Masters (1995)

Adam discusses the status of the podcast going forward in 2026 while Remember That Show? co-host, William Bruce West recovers from his medical issues.If you have the means to help support Will and his family financially as they continue to pay his medical bills during his ongoing treatment in the hospital, you can do so at this link https://gofund.me/8521cffc7 Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

Adam and Will explore the history of Leave It To Beaver on television and it's sequel series, Still The Beaver aka The New Leave It To Beaver. How did the quintessential TV family of the 50s adjust to life in the 80s? Listen now and find out!RTS? co-host, William Bruce West recently suffered a stroke and is in the hospital. You can help his family to fund his current treatment and future therapy by making a donation at this link https://gofund.me/b66af9f24 Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

Adam and Will meet in their cubicles to talk about the laughs and legacy of The Drew Carey Show, exploring Drew's many girlfriends, co-workers, friends and family who brought the outrageous sitcom to life for 9 seasons. Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

It's a hard hitting, side-splitting, ninja stomping episode of Remember That Show? as Adam and Will enter the arena to discuss WMAC Masters, the scripted competition series from 1995 that brought real martial artists into a world of fantasy fighting tournaments. What do you get when you try to make Mortal Kombat TV friendly? Listen now and find out! Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

In this special bonus episode for Halloween, Adam and Will have quick and easy chat about a show that barely exists, What A Dummy from 1990 starring a young, Stephen Dorff. What do you get when you drop a sentient, wisecracking ventriloquist dummy into a standard family sitcom? Listen now and find out in this treat for the spooky season. Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

Adam and Will discuss the animated adventures of Batman Beyond in the Gotham City of the future. How did this Kids WB show copper to Batman The Animated Series on FOX Kids? How did the concept evolve before it hit the screen? Is this the best Batman costume ever designed? All this and more, so listen now, TV Lovers!If you like Batman and comic books in general, Adam and Will also host WIZARDS The Podcast Guide To Comics, covering every issue of Wizard magazine and you can get in on the geeky fun here https://wizards.transistor.fm/episodes Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

Will and Adam wrap-up the Come And Knock On Our Pod mini-series by discussing the one season sequel series spin-off from Three's Company, Three's A Crowd starring John Ritter, Mary Cadorette, Robert Manden and Jessica Walter. Was it a fitting continuation of the classic sitcom farce or a total misstep? Listen now and find out, TV Lovers! Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

Will and Adam continue their exploration of the Three's Company universe by discussing the first spin-off from the series, The Ropers starring Norman Fell, Audra Lindley, Jeffrey Tambor and Patty McCormack. Did the former landlords find equally entertaining comedic adventures when they moved next door to an upper-class family? Listen now and find out as the Come And Knock On Our Pod mini-series continues!  Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

Adam and Will kick off a new 3-part series, Come and Knock On Our Pod, exploring the prequels and spin-offs from Three's Company. In this first episode the hosts explore British sitcom, Man About The House, which Three's Company was adapted from. Listen in as they discuss the similarities and differences between the two shows. Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77

Adam and Will discuss Saban's Masked Rider series from 1995 starring TJ Roberts as Prince Dex aka Masked Rider. This forgotten Mighty Morphin Power Rangers spin-off inspires plenty of conversation about the history of Japanese adventure series being adapted for American television and a passionate review of the bonkers final product. Thanks to our monthly supporters Chad Droze retrodolls77