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Episode 155

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 155

In this episode:

  • the Clapper,
  • touch-sensitive lamps,
  • plasma globes and crackle tubes,
  • Dennis Haskins aging very quickly,
  • Greg meeting Attack of the Show! host Olivia Munn,
  • Olivia Munn’s book Suck It, Wonder Woman: The Misadventures of a Hollywood Geek,
  • an annoying guy in the book signing line at Borders,
  • Verizon FiOS finally available in Jersey City, NJ,
  • Olivia Munn asking Greg about The Paunch Stevenson Show,
  • The Good Earth and our 11th grade English teacher,
  • how to spot an a-hole,
  • Hostess fruit pies,
  • Greg entering Olivia Munn’s video contest,
  • UHF 2,
  • an Eliza Dushku update,
  • and the Star Wars TV show.

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Episode 151

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 151

In this episode:

  • Esteban’s new podcast Roboplastic Podcastalypse,
  • Shogun Warriors and Godzilla,
  • Rob’s TV and cable box breaking,
  • stupid Comcast customer service,
  • HDMI cable prices,
  • premium movie channels,
  • poorly dubbed voices in movies,
  • Verizon FiOS TV Media Manager and Widgets,
  • HP’s terrible 2.4 GHz wireless keyboard and mouse,
  • crazy computer keyboard prices,
  • the video game short film PIXELS by Patrick Jean,
  • Air Raid for the Atari 2600 selling for $31,600 on eBay (article),
  • the upcoming live action movie The Smurfs (2011),
  • various movie sequels, prequels, and remakes (Iron Man 2, Alien, Predator, Scream 4, Captain America, etc.),
  • the Syfy channel showing professional wrestling,
  • and the psychotic behavior of collectors.

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Episode 150

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 150

In this episode:

  • another physics experiment with the fake Julius Sumner Miller (nuclear fusion using lasers),
  • Rob getting the complete series of Get a Life on DVD,
  • Family Matters season one coming to DVD in June 2010,
  • celebrity deaths (Corey Haim, Peter Graves, and Robert Culp),
  • Jon Voight as Jim Phelps in Mission: Impossible (1996),
  • Esteban and Billy Mitchell,
  • more weird comments on our Steven Seagal Hall of Lame post,
  • Nicolas Cage,
  • the new 15-minute National Lampoon’s Vacation short film starring Chevy Chase and Beverly D’Angelo,
  • Crash Course In Science performing “Cakes in the Home” on The Uncle Floyd Show circa 1980 (video),
  • Seth MacFarlane’s Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy (Backstage with Bob Dylan),
  • Unseen64’s screenshots and videos from the unreleased video game GoldenEye 007 Remake (Xbox Live Arcade),
  • Hulk Hogan imitating “Macho Man” Randy Savage on TNA Wrestling,
  • Greg talking to Jesse Ventura at Barnes and Noble in Clifton, NJ,
  • Abraham Lincoln and John Lennon conspiracy theories,
  • Predator vs. Dick Cheney,
  • Eliza Dushku selling clothes and car tires on eBay,
  • our review of Hot Tub Time Machine (2010) starring John Cusack and Craig Robinson,
  • our review of On the Waterfront (1954) starring Marlon Brando and Eva Marie Saint,
  • Marlon Brando’s filmography,
  • the upcoming movie MacGruber (2010) starring Will Forte and Val Kilmer,
  • the best movies from 1960-1989,
  • and the exclusive new version of “We Are the World” featuring Michael Jackson, Larry King, Louie Anderson, Sean Connery, Stan Lee, Dr. Phil, Bill Cosby, Sylvester Stallone, “Macho Man” Randy Savage, Al Gore, Billy Connolly, Don Knots, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Tom Green, Gary Busey, Jeff Bridges, Hulk Hogan, Marlon Brando, and Steven Seagal.

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Episode 117: Friday, November 21, 2008

The Paunch Stevenson Show episode 117

In this episode:

  • our trip to Late Show with David Letterman,
  • Twilight (2008) starring Kristen Stewart,
  • the Neil Diamond tribute band Super Diamond,
  • JCVD (2008) starring Jean-Claude Van Damme,
  • our review of Quantum of Solace (2008) starring Daniel Craig,
  • our review of every James Bond movie ever made,
  • the upcoming movie Valkyrie (2008) starring Tom Cruise,
  • the trailer for the upcoming movie Star Trek (2009) starring Chris Pine,
  • the upcoming movie Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (2009) starring Shia LaBeouf,
  • characters in movies not watching the road while driving,
  • Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew starring Jeff Conaway and Gary Busey,
  • the yelling commercial guy Billy Mays,
  • NBC canceling My Own Worst Enemy starring Christian Slater,
  • Worst Week starring Kyle Bornheimer,
  • Stan Lee’s upcoming gay superhero show on Showtime,
  • parents in Nebraska leaving their teenage children at hospitals,
  • and another lawsuit against Michael Jackson.

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Stan Lee

Stan Lee (photo by Alan Light)
(photo by Alan Light)

Stan Lee, former president of Marvel Comics, co-created Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, Iron Man, the Hulk, Daredevil, and several other comic book characters.

In 1998, he started Stan Lee Media, a new internet-based production and marketing studio, which grew to 165 people and went public. He produced the animated web series The 7th Portal and voiced the characters Izayus, The Drifter, and The Accuser.

Near the end of 2000, investigators discovered illegal stock manipulation and in February 2001, Stan Lee Media filed for bankruptcy. Stan Lee’s lawyer Peter Paul fled to Sao Paulo, Brazil. Excelsior!

In 2003, Lee created the animated series Stripperella for Spike TV, which was cancelled after thirteen episodes. In 2004, he announced plans to collaborate with Hugh Hefner on a superhero cartoon featuring Playboy Playmates and announced another superhero show that would feature Ringo Starr as the lead character. ‘Natch!

On July 27, 2006, Who Wants to Be a Superhero? starring Stan Lee debuted on the Sci Fi Channel. At the July 2007 Comic-Con International, Hasbro introduced a Stan Lee action figure. ‘Nuff said!