4 chapters across the catalog
Adam Curry reviews the film "Fly Me to the Moon," expressing disappointment in the $19 rental price and the movie's quality. He critiques the casting of Channing Tatum and the "nepotism" of including SNL's Colin Jost. Curry jokes that Kamala Harris should campaign on making streaming movies cheaper.
The resurgence of classic television shows on over-the-air (OTA) digital networks like MeTV highlights a shift in cultural values compared to modern programming. Shows such as Leave It to Beaver and Gunsmoke are praised for their production quality and traditional mentality. A disagreement occurs regarding Little House on the Prairie, with one host praising the books' depiction of pioneer life while the other expresses a strong dislike for the series.
The 1960s sitcom Hogan's Heroes has seen a resurgence in popularity among younger viewers due to syndication on MeTV and free-to-air television. The show, produced by Bing Crosby and DesiLu Productions, was considered controversial at its launch in 1965 for its mockery of Nazis. Discussion shifts to the technical standards of Over-the-Air (OTA) television, including the lack of 4K broadcasting and the potential for interactive streaming features in future standards.
Harvey Weinstein Trial, Court TV and Erection Drugs
The Harvey Weinstein trial begins in New York, with defense attorneys planning to use the accusers' own emails to demonstrate consensual relationships. The hosts discuss the resurgence of "Court TV" and its detailed coverage of the case. A specific detail from the trial involves an injectable erection drug, which the hosts discuss as a factor in the allegations of Weinstein's predatory behavior.
