It’s always an appreciation for all facets of show business on The Outdated Entertainment Hour With Bob Smith. On this new episode, the longtime national magazine writer welcomes back a frequent guest in author and historian Brian R. Solomon – this time to once again look back at TV cartoon series of the past … but these are ones that time seems to have forgotten. From King Leonardo & His Short Subjects and Calvin & The Colonel to Space Angel and Super President, Smith and Solomon look back at shows ranging from the 1960s through the 1990s whose legacies are fading, though some were on the air for several seasons. Sit down on the floor in front of your favorite app to enjoy this edition of The Outdated Entertainment Hour – this one is sure to bring back fond memories for many of us kids who never really grew up!

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It’s always an appreciation for the greats of show business on The Outdated Entertainment Hour With Bob Smith. On this new episode, the longtime national magazine writer welcomes back a frequent guest in actor and live theater maven Adam Baritot – this time to offer a career retrospective of the one-of-a-kind actor and musician Tim Curry, who tragically passed away recently. From his time as a stage actor to his work in film to his unique music career, there’s never been anyone else quite like this charismatic Englishman – and this edition of The Outdated Entertainment Hour offers heartfelt memories of a one-of-a-kind worldwide star who was an absolute original in every way.

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It’s a veritable 1960s double-header as The Outdated Entertainment Hour podcast welcomes two esteemed guests: Leading off is one of the nation’s top cinema biographers, James Curtis, who recently issued the hot-selling book Comedy Is A Grim Business: The Making Of It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World, the blockbuster big-budget 1963 film that was among the biggest sensations of its era. This lengthy, chaotic comedy filled movie houses and was the talk of its time – and Curtis discusses its cultural impact like only he can. Following the fascinating Curtis is fellow author Brian R. Solomon, who sits down with Bob Smith as they choose their favorite comedy films of the decade of the 1960s. It’s a double-header of comedy memories on the new edition of The Outdated Entertainment Hour!

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