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Oct 27, 2026

Emily St. JamesGUEST
9:15
So that's my bona fides.
Emily St. JamesGUEST
9:17
I'm only going to be ranking episodes from the 2002 UPN review.
Clay KellerHOST
9:23
That'll be next year.
Clay KellerHOST
9:24
This draft is like Serling Twilight Zone.
Clay KellerHOST
9:28
Next year, we'll bring the three of you back to do UPN and Paramount Plus Twilight Zone.
Clay KellerHOST
9:33
Um, and rounding out our GM panel for today, somebody who came on for the first time earlier this year and told me, uh, that his two favorite things, or, or I forget if it was his two favorite or two most influential, that kind of the two most prominent things in, in, in his life were, uh, Night of the Living Dead and the Twilight Zone.
Clay KellerHOST
9:55
So I thought we got to bring him back.

20 MINS LATER

Ryan MarkerHOST
30:09
I had Star Trek on the brain.
Juju GreenHOST
8:05
For me, I think of theme songs, one that I need to bring up every single time.
Juju GreenHOST
8:09
I don't know if you ever watch One on One on UPN.
Juju GreenHOST
8:12
It has Flex Alexander, Kyla Pratt, and it was about a father who gets his daughter from her mother because she basically is 14 now and he starts raising her.
Juju GreenHOST
8:23
And it's called One on One because he's like a sports analyst or like whatever.
Juju GreenHOST
8:36
I'll be there to pick you up.
Juju GreenHOST
8:39
The power of a song, because I don't remember the show you're talking about, I know that.
Juju GreenHOST
8:45
I know UPN, right before it merged with Warner
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:49
Brothers and it became WB as
David AlpertGUEST
6:55
And I got a job.
David AlpertGUEST
6:56
There was a network called UPN back in the day.
David AlpertGUEST
6:59
And UPN used to be owned by Chris Craft and Paramount.
David AlpertGUEST
7:03
And Chris Craft felt like their owned and operated stations weren't being serviced.
David AlpertGUEST
7:07
So they put out this program where they were going to hire four kids, come in out of college and sort of like run these stations, learn all the different departments and then go work at UPN corporate as like a buyer to sort of service their needs.
David AlpertGUEST
7:21
So it was like literally my dream job, everything I wanted to do.
David AlpertGUEST
7:24
I applied, I got the job.
Craig ConantHOST
16:32
No, it's okay.
Craig ConantHOST
16:33
I grew up on UPN and the CW.
Craig ConantHOST
16:35
Are you kidding me? I watched all that shit.
Ron TaylorGUEST
16:37
Yeah, the Cult of Nature Boy.
Rob PasbaniHOST
29:55
I'll have to look into it.
Tommy BlachaHOST
29:57
Well, also, I don't know the ins and outs of they're promoting something on UPN for TNN.
Tommy BlachaHOST
30:05
You know what I mean? That's fine.
Tommy BlachaHOST
30:06
They're both
VHOST
21:12
The idea was to head Valentine, who was the head of the network, off at the pass and boost the Sentinel's market share enough to move it off of the endangered list.
VHOST
21:20
Initially, the campaign consisted of letter writing to UPN, Paramount, local stations, and advertisers.
VHOST
21:27
And the letters were to be positive and friendly, thanking the addressed organization for its support of the Sentinel while praising the show itself.
VHOST
21:34
Weekly lists of advertisers and their contact addresses were tabulated and disseminated via the internet, and fans were encouraged to forward a weekly tally of letters written.

25 MINS LATER

VHOST
46:18
So yes, it's definitely a Vancouver show.
VHOST
46:20
The final eight or the last episodes, the second convention, which was CooverCon 98.
VHOST
46:25
There was a rally at the UPN Winter Press Tour.
VHOST
46:28
There was the final months on UPN, life behind the scenes and life goes on, which I think was about like, what are the next steps to keeping this fandom alive, even if you can't keep the show alive.
Alan SepinwallHOST
78:31
Like, it's really not hard to imagine.
Alan SepinwallHOST
78:34
They remade it for like the UPN version of Twilight Zone in the early 2000s.
Alan SepinwallHOST
78:39
And they did it as like a war on terror post 9-11 version.
Alan SepinwallHOST
78:44
Where everyone turns on like the new Muslim family in the neighborhood.
Alan SepinwallHOST
76:15
Like it's really not hard to imagine.
Alan SepinwallHOST
76:17
They remade it for like the UPN version of Twilight Zone in the early 2000s.
Alan SepinwallHOST
76:22
And they did it as like a war on terror post 9-11 story where everyone turns on like the new Muslim family in the neighborhood.
Alan SepinwallHOST
76:31
You could do it now and it would be like people are all listening to the same fucking podcast or they're all like watching the same news channel.
Alex MarcusHOST
26:29
a thing that you didn't just make up.
Bill BodkinHOST
26:31
One of the first ever shows on the UPN network.
Bill BodkinHOST
26:35
Shasta McNasty.
Alex MarcusHOST
26:37
They were wilding out in the 90s, let me tell you.
Bill BodkinHOST
26:41
It did not last long, but it's like...
Bill BodkinHOST
26:43
No,
Alex MarcusHOST
26:43
Shasta McNasty didn't last long on UPN.
Bill BodkinHOST
26:46
Yeah, I mean, I'm also sending it to you in the chat.
Eamonn BrennanHOST
31:54
I don't, where is the CW even on my YouTube TV? I don't think.
Will WarrenGUEST
31:58
It used to be UPN back in the day, right? Okay.
Will WarrenGUEST
32:01
Or the WB, one of those.
Eamonn BrennanHOST
32:03
right yeah the wb i remember the wb because like i think dawson's creek was on it yeah but i'm very old i'm a very old man now so you young whippersnappers don't know anything about joey and pacey and all those crazy kids talking

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