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A love letter to television shows of the past.
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MR.TV speaks with Ian James Corlett, who you might know as Glitch Bob from ReBoot, Cheetor from Beast Wars, or the original English voice actor for Goku in the Ocean dub, about his work, the impact he's had, and the chal
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If you were glued to your TV set during the 1990's, you might remember this commercial where a guy talks about his problems with acne. He mentions how people think he has it because he eats too many chocolate bars or tha
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We're talking with Big Wolf on Campus co-creator Peter A. Knight about how he and Christopher Briggs created this memorable late 90's TV series, but also about the many pitfalls laying in wait for them as young show prod
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Senta Moses Mikan joins the MR.TV podcast to talk about her role as Phoebe on Beakman's World. She was the show's third and final co-host, and had some incredible experiences including a close encounter with a lion.
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Paul Zaloom who played Beakman on Beakman's World joins the MR.TV Podcast to talk about how he got the role on the show, his international fame, and why making the show again would be tough.
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"It was a character that demanded all of me not just a part of me," says Scott Cohen about his character Wolf from the 10th Kingdom. Wolf is a barely contained explosion of a character. He has complex motivations, he's a
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The 10th Kingdom originally aired in 2000 on NBC. It starred Kimberly Williams-Paisley as Virginia, a waitress who gets sucked into the world of the 9 Kingdoms. These kingdoms are based on the fairytales, but not the one
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On today’s episode, we're talking with the co-creators of Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad, Jymn Magon and Mark Zaslove. We talk about the frenetic pace of the show’s production, why they never watch the shows they produce
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On today’s episode, we chatting with G Beaudin who played Malcolm Frink on Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad. We talk about his audition for the role, how Rocky Horror Picture show helped him get it, and how overwhelming fa
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Brianne Banigan Eleanor Leary sat face-to-face with Judy Price, the Queen’s of children's television production at CBS with a pilot in her hand for The Sticklers, a show about a dysfunctional family trying to get by. Jud
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Stickin’ Around’s stick figure aesthetic was, “An illusion in simplicity,” says Robin Steele, co-creator of Stickin’ Around. In fact, the show, which aired from 1996 to 1998, was on the forefront of digital animation pro
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Did you know Nanalan is a real place? In fact, "Nana Land" is what Jamie Shannon called his grandmother's backyard when he was a kid and his time spent there as a kid directly inspired the creation of his puppet show tha
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Steve Schnier remembers dancing down the hallways at his day job when his producer John Delmage called him to say Freaky Stories had found its financing. Starring Larry de bug and Maurice the Maggot, Freaky presented fou
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Mr. Bumpy’s design sprang forth from Ken Pontac’s mind like Athena from Zeus. Pontac says his big features and even bigger personality were designed to make him an exciting character to animate. We talk about friendship
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David Ichioka remembers the feeling of infinite possibility while looking out onto the soundstage that would become the set for Bump in the Night. It's a memory that has few equals although meeting him wife on set, he sa
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