The Great TV Podcast

By: Jim Harold
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  • The biggest names of classic TV join your host Jim Harold to talk about their great roles, shows and what's going on today!
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  • These Are The Voyages - The Great TV Podcast 37

    These Are The Voyages - The Great TV Podcast 37
    Jul 30 2019
    Marc Cushman joins us to discuss his series of books on Star Trek and the latest that covers Star Trek during the 70s. These Are the Voyages: Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek in the 1970s, Volume 1 (1970-75) Thanks Marc! --- Note from Jim: I love this podcast so much and had a chance to do a show on Star Trek so I thought I'd throw it into the feed...enjoy and who knows what other shows may show up!
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    43 mins
  • Kathy Coleman on Land of the Lost - The Great TV Podcast 36

    Kathy Coleman on Land of the Lost - The Great TV Podcast 36
    Dec 13 2017
    NBC's Land of the Lost was a Saturday morning favorite for kids of the 70s. Today, we interview none other than Holly...Kathy Coleman. We talk about Kathy's journey. What a great lady. I think you'll enjoy this edition of The Great TV Podcast! You can find her book at Amazon.com: Run, Holly, Run!: A Memoir by Holly from 1970s TV Classic "Land of the Lost" Thanks Kathy!
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    36 mins
  • Thirtysomething at 30 - The Great TV Podcast 35

    Thirtysomething at 30 - The Great TV Podcast 35
    Oct 12 2017
    Author Scott Ryan talks to us about the classic TV series Thirtysomething as it celebrates its 30th Anniversary. You can find his five-star reviewed book on the show at Amazon.com: thirtysomething at thirty: an oral history Thanks Scott!
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    39 mins

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