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Greetings and welcome to Seen on the Small Screen. In this podcast, hosts Becky and Jake talk about movies made for television cinema. Listen as they ramble aimlessly, attempting reviews of television movies, pilot episodes, direct-to-DVD releases, and streaming service movies. They'll watch video movies from any decade, both past and present. Nothing is safe so long as it's exclusive to your home or pants pocket viewer of choice. New episodes will be released during the first full week of the month.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
56 minutes
English
United States
68 episodes
since Oct. 6, 2021
episodic
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During this Thanksgiving season, let the Seen on the Small Screen crew realign your focus of thanks to something more along the lines of Valentine's Day, specifically with the video movie The Hunchback of Notre Dame II. As we foreshadowed in the sentence above, a festival of love is about to t…
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The season of ghosts and goblins is here, not to mention haunted houses, particularly the kind that real estate agents should have talked about before we bought said haunted house. What are we talking about? It's a bag of haunted goodies from Jake, Becky, Sammy the Familiar, and our special gu…
This episode is best described as a strange weird-on with an accordion in hand, a movie satire about a marvel who made it big creating parody songs—the biopic Weird: the Al Yankovic Story. It all begins as all movie bios do: Alfred Yankovic has a dream of writing alternate lyrics for songs in a ver…
In the 1980s, he was a celebrity icon that defined a decade from the Land Down Under. His name was Paul Hogan, the star of Becky, Jake, and Sammy the Cat's latest movie discussion—The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee. This movie has no characters, only actors playing themselves, far from their carica…
There are those who say that life here, began out there...with producer Glen A. Larsen who presented a story of star colonies far beyond our own...and all without looking like they rode the coat tails of another space opera epic released a year earlier. Don your space Egyptian helmets and frack th…
To begin this episode summary, we have a question: What do Disney, Karens, and being stranded on deserted islands all have in common with each other? The answer is the cinematic subject material of June's episode, a Disney vault classic remade for the small screen—Beverly Hills Family Robinson…
It's back through the wardrobe for a second round, a chance for Jake, Becky, and Sammy the Cat to prove their wit discussing the final part of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. When we last left our group of youthful adventurers, they were hiding while one of their beaver guides went to i…
Prepare to enter a world of fantasy, something like the NeverEnding Story with the special effects of Classic Doctor Who, an origin story so well known that Becky, Jake, and Sammy the Cat may as well be talking about the origin story of Batman. What we're talking about here is a BBC adaptation…
Around 38 episodes ago, Becky, Jake, and Sammy the cat set out on an adventure to watch all the films in a heart-warming franchise about some dragons and their medieval buddies. That enterprise now continues in, Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse. In an alternate history of England we have Ha…
February's episode of Seen on the Small Screen welcomes back a special guest, meaning the only guest to have graced the mics with Becky, Jake, and Sammy the Cat. Our good friend Gregg Paschall (welcome any time he wishes) has brought along with him a movie among movies from wealthy architect …
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