This week on That’s Our Show!, Glen and Jim kick off a two-part “Classic Sitcoms” bracket—starting with a quick cold open, then laying down what “classic” actually means (rewatchability, characters/chemistry, writing, and cultural impact) before the gloves come off.

Along the way, they trade early sitcom memories and build the master list, cut it down to a 32-show bracket, and run a fast, no-waffling Round 1 to see who advances. Part 2 brings the bloodbath: quarters to semis to the final… and any “committee review” outrage that follows.

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Remember when “taking a picture” meant waiting? In this Retro Tech Bites minisode, Glen and Jim rewind through camera history—from 70s film and 90s point-and-shoots to digital cameras and the phone in your hand today. Fast, fun, and fully unscripted.

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The holidays call for tradition… and a little chaos. In this special holiday episode of That’s Our Show!, we roll the dice to create completely random cocktails, debate what should work (and what absolutely shouldn’t), and toast the season with curiosity, skepticism, and good cheer. Festive, unscripted, and very much on-brand.

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Before streaming queues and instant rewinds, there was the VCR—and it changed everything. In this bite-sized retro dive, Glen and Jim rewind to the era of blinking clocks, video rental rituals, taped-off TV movies, and the quiet power of being able to watch what you wanted, when you wanted. From Betamax vs. VHS to the accidental home-movie revolution, this episode explores how a chunky black box reshaped pop culture, family rooms, and our relationship with television forever.

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In this episode, we dig into the unspoken social contract that keeps friendships running—everything from the obvious “friend commandments” to the strangely specific rules that only make sense within a particular friend group. We explore etiquette vs. loyalty, when teasing becomes too much, how adulthood and social media have reshaped old expectations, and which rules still matter today. We even draft the official rules of our friendship, complete with vetoes, amendments, and a healthy amount of self-awareness.

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In this spooky bite-sized installment, Jim goes back to the dawn of horror cinema — when terror had no voice but plenty of bite. From Nosferatu’s shadowy menace to the haunting beauty of The Phantom of the Opera, he explores how silent films first taught audiences to feel fear without a single scream.

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This Halloween, Glen and Jim go trick-or-treating through TV history! From dancing skeletons and pumpkin patches to ghostly lasagna-loving cats, they revisit the golden age of Halloween specials and the lost magic of “event television.” Plus, Scooby and Shaggy crash the intro, Jonathan Winters gets weird, and everyone gets a rock.

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This week, Glen and Jim step outside the movie reel to explore how time travel shows up across music and television. From Queen and Huey Lewis to Doctor Who and Quantum Leap, they look at how songs and series bend time in their own ways… and why musicians, in particular, keep coming back to the idea. Along the way, they touch on games, comics, and a few “time-adjacent” favorites before wrapping up with their own take on what they’d do with a time machine.

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