Back to the Future – The Paunch Stevenson Show

Episode 318

In this episode:

the blizzards of ’96 and ’26,
Greg’s trip to Los Angeles,
review of Severance and Dark Matter AppleTV series,
driving through the SoCal landscape,
getting to meet Bruce Dern, G.W. Bailey, Julie Newmar, Jackie Joseph, Joan Collins, etc.,
visiting classic filming locations like the E.T. and Back to the Future houses, a high school from Buffy, the Rose Bowl, Twin Pines Mall from BTTF,
checking out the Hollywood Sign and the Walk of Fame,
Saved by the Bell on location,
touring Paramount Pictures and Universal Studios,
driverless cars and delivery coolers,
Uncle Floyd Vivino, 1951-2026,
another live action He-Man movie coming,
and a reboot of The Rockford Files

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The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 289

Co-hosted by the Immortal Lanza

In this episode:

Cinema Twain screening and meeting Val Kilmer in West Nyack, New York,
“Broadway” fans,
celebrity death (Chuck Berry),
Monster Mania report (Wilford Brimley, John Cusack),
new esotheric TV series (Legion, The OA),
Martin Kove aka John Kreese talks Terry Silver,
The Next Karate Kid (1994), starring Hillary Swank,
the future of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,
Lanza really didn’t like Terminator Genisys (2015) or Independence Day: Resurgence (2016),
celebrity death (Bill Paxton),
Frailty (2001), directed and starring Bill Paxton,
and what’s the more well known film, Back to the Future I or II?.

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The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 280

In this episode:

celebrity deaths (Michael Cimino, Theresa Saldana, Anton Yelchin),
James Marsters talks the Dush,
Brian O’Halloran talks Hockey and Clerks,
Caseen Gaines talks Pee-Wee’s Big Holiday and celebrity death of Prince,
Lanza recaps the Wizard World Philadelphia convention featuring Michael J. Fox and Lea Thompson,
meeting Tate Donovan, Freddie Prinze, Jr., and Mark Ruffalo who blanked us,
and AMC’s Comic Book Men (Ming, Walt, Bryan).

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The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 274

In this episode:

celebrity deaths (Yogi Berra, Fred Dalton Thompson),
Steven Seagal posting click bait videos on Warrior Zen website,
the Steve Jobs (2015) movie flops,
Back to the Future Day,
meeting director of BTTF and Polar Express, Robert Zemeckis,
Supernatural NJ Con experience,
New York Comic Con 2015 coverage,
meeting the cast of The Walking Dead,
the Eliza Dushku/Lanza photo struggle,
Greg missing out on meeting Clint Eastwood, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Josh Holloway due to a cold,
Chiller Theatre Fall 2015 coverage,
meeting the Lost in Space cast,
meeting M.C. Gainey from LOST,
legendary actor Paul Sorvino, star of That’s Life,
Linda Henning, who played Quinn’s mom on Sliders,
Matt Dillon freaking out,
C. Thomas Howell of The Outsiders,
Veronica Cartwright, star of Alien, Flight of the Navigator, and The Right Stuff,
catching up with Ian Ziering,
a crazy free Alice Cooper signing,
the great Bob Newhart,
a preposterous ransom to meet Ringo Starr,
Rhode Island Comic Con 2015 and meeting Transformers voice acting gods Peter Cullen and Frank Welker,
also meeting Michael Keaton, Keanu Reeves, and Wendi McLendon-Covey,
Ricky Steamboat and the infamous Randy Savage cup of coffee promo,
video of vignette when Steamboat “lost his voice”
and David Spade joking about the Sandler CDs and PCU.

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The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 272

In this episode:

Back to the Future Day,
failed predictions from the movie,
Class of 96 drama series starring Lisa Dean Ryan,
Rob’s dreadful interviews with the cast of Hair,
a Randy Quaid update,
he’s Chevy Chase and we’re not (Greg meeting Chevy),
the Marty Moose song,
why did they make the Fletch movies?,
Tim Allen a.k.a. Tim Dick,
more Hollywood remakes, including Die Hard,
a Rob-view of The Heartbreak Kid (2007) starring Ben Stiller vs. The Heartbreak Kid (1972) starring Charles Grodin,
and Steve Rannazzisi’s 9/11 lie and subsequent mess.