TV In The Basement : Television"s Greatest Shows and the Occasional Movie

Join me, Journey Joe Mitchell, and my trusty sidekick, Mittens the Cat, as we revisit the critically acclaimed legal drama television series, Suits.Listen in as we unravel the story of a talented college dropout turned law associate and the intricacies of a prestigious law firm in New York City. We'll take you through the nine riveting seasons, examining the dynamic characters, the brilliant writing, and the intricate plot twists that captured hearts around the world. We'll explore the perfect blend

Remember the first time you watched Frasier? The seamless transition from Cheers, the witty humor, the unique atmosphere of Frasier's opulent Seattle apartment, and the unforgettable characters who quickly became like family? We certainly do - and in today's episode, we're taking a nostalgic trip down memory lane to revisit this beloved sitcom. We're analyzing Frasier's genius from its start in Cheers all the way through to its final season, discussing its reflection of 90s culture and society, and

Get ready for a journey down memory lane with me, your host, Journey Joe Mitchell.In this installment of TV in the Basement, we dust off the VHS tapes and revisit the iconic show 'Moonlighting'. Listen in as we explore this unique blend of comedy, romance and mystery that kept us glued to our screens in the late '80s.We will discuss the creative genius of Glenn Gordon-Karen, and the unforgettable performances by Bruce Willis and Sybil Shepard, whose on-screen chemistry defined the show's

Are you ready to unlock the treasure trove of television nostalgia? Welcome to "TV In The Basement," the podcast that transports you back to the shows that defined generations.Join your host, Journey Joe Mitchell, as he takes you on a heartfelt journey through the small screen gems of yesteryear. In each episode, we dust off the VCR tapes, reminisce about classic series like "Happy Days" and “M*A*S*H” that kept families gathered around the TV in the '70s.We'll delve into the neon-soaked '80s with