Stan Lee – The Paunch Stevenson Show

Episode 321

In this Episode:

visiting the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo, in Garden City, NY,
review of Masters of the Universe (2026),
Lou Scheimer’s pseudonyms,
rewatching The Real Ghostbusters,
the time Michael Caine saved Lance Guest from sharks,
Stan Lee back from the dead as AI,
what does AI think of the Paunch Show?,
some Chiller Theatre news,
Paul McCartney goofs on Bob Dylan,
Walter Day of the Twin Galaxies Scoreboard,
David Crane, Garry Kitchen, Dan Kitchen, and John Van Ryzin from Activision/Audacity Games,
Jay North,
Throaty Mumbo, a comedic homebrew video game show,
8-bit homebrew game advancements,
Frank Stallone will be appearing at the Paisan Con,
Ed Begley, Jr. once met John Lennon,
celebrity deaths of Sam Neill, Robert Carradine, Donald Gibb, Katherine O’Hara, Robert Duvall,
and a review of Flow (2024).

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Audacity Games Panel at LI Retro Gaming Expo

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 300

The End is Here! Or is it?
Join Rob, Greg & The Overnightscape’s Frank Nora on a 3 Hour Tour!

In this episode:

the origins of the Paunch Stevenson Show,
a history with Gerard Way,
trading CD’s and albums in,
our own Bill Murray Stories,
celebrity deaths (Super Dave Osborne, Gloria Vanderbilt, Peter Mayhew, Bill Buckner, and Stan Lee),
fireworks are legal now,
the curse of the Bambino,
A Hard Day’s Night and Dig It,
car air fresheners,
Cameo.com ridiculous prices for celebrity video greetings,
cheating on school book reports,
marathoning classic sitcoms,
George Constanza ripped off Larry Appleton,
Nancy Walker, Bounty paper towel spokeswoman,
the fat guys of pro wrestling from the old days,
Geraldo Rivera’s dumb 1980s gimmicks,
Weird Al’s future prospects,
Uncle Floyd,
bad impersonators of the 1980s,
Learn at Home infomercials with Sally Struthers,
depressing sitcom theme songs of the 1970s,
secrets of disco,
imposters recording new Michael Jackson music,
all the new video game mini’s,
whatever happened to VR?,
thanks to all our listeners and many great guests!

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The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 296

In this episode:

NYC restaurants vanishing overnight,
lunch busking,
MeToo movement,
Scott Baio vs Nicole Eggert,
Stan Lee is now broke,
Steven Seagal has his own bitcoin,
Nolan Bushnell Atari GDC award fiasco,
interview from 2006 where OJ Simpson sorta confesses to Brentwood murders released,
Nic Cage will finally play (voice) Superman!,
celebrity death (Stephen Hawking),
Toys R Us goes out of business,
modern Viewmaster stinks,
Chiller preview,
John Erwin and Alan Oppenheimer “message to sick boy” from 1980s,
NYC subway doo doo,
having to drive to Ohio with Lanza after flights cancelled,
meeting Arnold Schwarzenegger,
discussing Sacha Baron Cohen movies,
Anna Chlumsky’s many moods,
and the deep voiced Stacy Keach.

Arnold Schwarzenegger at the Arnold Sports Festival, Columbus, OH

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The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 292

Rob returns!

In this episode:

Monster Mania Photos, Cherry Hill, NJ

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In this episode:

Jeremiah Oresky, master celebrity photo seeker, joins us,
the beginnings of a hobby,
nice and nasty celebrities,
celebrity deaths (Wes Craven, Yvonne Craig, Dean Jones, and Darryl Dawkins),
awkward back to school memories and feelings,
mullets,
Gerard and Michael Way,
Zap It water guns,
Kanye West for President?,
Christian Slater,
Olivia Wilde,
Paul Scheer and Rob Huebel,
Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) starring Tom Hardy,
Back to School (1986) starring Rodney Dangerfield,
Google and Apple map cars,
movie premieres for Dogma (1999) and Hitman Agent 47 (2015),
Rob-views of Ride Along (2014) starring Ice Cube and Let’s Be Cops (2014) starring Damon Wayans, Jr.,
review of Ant-Man (2015) starring Paul Rudd,
what’s the better Star Trek show?,
convention antics of Lou Ferrigno and Virgil,
and more Stan Lee and Transformers impressions.