They wormed their way into your brain and never left. This week, Glen and Jim dig into the surprisingly rich history of the commercial jingle—from a barbershop quartet selling Wheaties in 1926 to the earworm arms race of the ’80s and ’90s. What made them stick? Why did they almost disappear? And can you still recite the Big Mac ingredient list on demand? You already know the answer.

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Glen just got back from Walt Disney World — and he has thoughts. Three parks, three days, one very opinionated ten-year-old, and a crash course in why being a seasoned Disney Adult doesn’t mean the park can’t still humble you. Lightning Lanes, late nights, a dinner reservation that didn’t survive Hollywood Studios, and the moment EPCOT finally had its walls down. Be sure to follow or subscribe so you never miss an episode of That’s Our Show!

“Dy-no-mite!” “How you doin’?” “No soup for you!” Some lines from TV sitcoms don’t just stick — they become part of the cultural furniture. In this minisode, Glen and Jim compete with each other to identify some iconic catchphrases that defined generations of television comedy.

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Round two, and things are getting serious(ish). In Part 2 of our Classic Sitcom Bracket, Glen and Jim dive back into TV comedy history to argue, reminisce, and lovingly overanalyze which classic sitcoms deserve to advance. Expect strong opinions, nostalgia bombs, and at least a few “wait, are we really eliminating that show?” moments.

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We swear the title of this episode is accurate. It’s also it’s not what it sounds like. This minisode dives into a bedtime-born writing experiment involving AI, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Alien, and the kind of creative momentum that only shows up when you should probably be sleeping.

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This week on That’s Our Show!, Glen and Jim kick off a two-part “Classic Sitcoms” bracket—starting with a quick cold open, then laying down what “classic” actually means (rewatchability, characters/chemistry, writing, and cultural impact) before the gloves come off.

Along the way, they trade early sitcom memories and build the master list, cut it down to a 32-show bracket, and run a fast, no-waffling Round 1 to see who advances. Part 2 brings the bloodbath: quarters to semis to the final… and any “committee review” outrage that follows.

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Remember when “taking a picture” meant waiting? In this Retro Tech Bites minisode, Glen and Jim rewind through camera history—from 70s film and 90s point-and-shoots to digital cameras and the phone in your hand today. Fast, fun, and fully unscripted.

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The holidays call for tradition… and a little chaos. In this special holiday episode of That’s Our Show!, we roll the dice to create completely random cocktails, debate what should work (and what absolutely shouldn’t), and toast the season with curiosity, skepticism, and good cheer. Festive, unscripted, and very much on-brand.

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