Episode 33 – The Ren and Stimpy Show
This week Will and Aaron are joined by stand-up comedian and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon writer Justin Shanes to get maybe TOO deep into Ren and Stimpy. They figure out a lot of intense stuff about themselves in the middle of talking about a children’s show where a cat collects his own boogers and a dog beats his owner half to death with an oar.
Episode 32 – Rizzoli And Isles
We’re back, and this time we’re joined by our friend Nicole Drespel to tear into Rizzoli and Isles. One is a cop. One is not a cop. Together they form a team that is made up of one cop and one not cop, but both of them act like cops and do cop things, and sometimes they argue and sometimes they get along. It is basically like real life, except one of them is a cop. You get the point.
Announcement!
It’s been well over a year since we recorded a podcast, but we’re actually getting back into it soon! This short episode will explain HOW! Wow. What an historic day for America.
Episode 31 – Sons of Tucson
THIS EPISODE IS NEW! You thought we were dead, and you were right.
Axed Editorial: 100 Questions
It’s been quite a while since any new audio content from Axed, but here’s a new feature we’re going to try to do periodically while we’re on full episode hiatus. In these editorials, we’ll dole out some quick thoughts about a show and be on our way, but hey, they’ll be HILARIOUS. We hope. In this one, Aaron voices his disapproval of the new NBC sitcom “100 Questions.”
Bonus Episode Explosion Spectacular
Aaron and Will reunite to talk about some comic books related to canceled TV series. It’s their way of coming up with a reason to record an episode without actually watching television.
Episode 30 – Andy Barker, P.I.
Andy Barker, P.I. aired on NBC in 2007 and became the second brilliant Andy Richter show to be canceled. Now that Andy has a steady gig on the Tonight Show, it’s doubtful we’ll see any further attempts at a TV series from him, and that is the worst news in the entire world.
Episode 29 – Life on Mars
Life on Mars ran on ABC for only one season despite a strong start in the ratings. Luckily for the show’s creators, ABC informed them of the cancellation with enough time to write an actual ending to the series. The story follows Detective Sam Tyler as he travels back to 1973 from 2008… OR DOES HE? Seriously. Does he?
News from the Chopping Block: Issue 28
In this issue we’ve got a special presentation of TBL Cast, a podcast devoted to the canceled CW show The Beautiful Life, hosted by friends of the show Sean Denis and Bethany. Then it’s back to a huge load of cancellations including always-the-same-thing-fest The Cleaner, never-funny-fest The Bill Engvall Show, and outer-space-kiss-fest Defying Gravity. Also, some exciting news for all you Primeval fans. We don’t want to give away too much, but it involves how the show isn’t canceled anymore!
Episode 28 – Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles follows the time-travel-laden adventures of a family always on the verge of being murdered by robots. You know, your typical sitcom. The show lasted two seasons on Fox before being scrapped due to low ratings and the entire cast and crew having been robo-slaughtered in front of their sobbing families.*
*The validity of this last part is questionable.
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