Generation gap

There's something about David Letterman and gaps.

There's the one between his two front teeth and the generation gap, which he bridges with astonishing ease.

College kids think he's cool, even though at... 49, when, again, this was written, he may be older than their parents.

But the most important gap is the one he puts between himself and other TV hosts with his irreverent showmanship.

Michael J.

Fox In 1982, it barely made a ripple when young Canadian Michael J.

Fox signed on to play an obnoxious young political conservative named Alex P. Keaton in a Generation Gap comedy called Family Ties.

He wasn't even the star, just one of the kids in an ensemble cast.

to a generation gap in the 90s the podcast where a gen x girl and a millennial guy dive deep into the decade that defined us from oj to y2k vhs tapes to the dawn of the dvd we are revisiting movies music and events that shaped a generation or in our case

two

generations we didn't change the generation

Wiener.

Wiener.

Currently accepting applicants for co-host of Generation Gap in the 90s.

Leslie gets along with

everyone, so feel free to apply.

The Kansas State Fair?

No, Generational Gap.

Okay.

That's so bad.

What time is it? Oh, it's Gridiron time.

[air whooshing] [crowd cheering] We have a brand new show here at the brand called Generational Divide.

It's young Peyton at 22 years of age, and his co-host is older than that.

So I feel like tonight, Raphael-

If you haven't caught the two-count on demand, I encourage you to do so.

And also, the generational divide with Peyton Lodge.

It's coming back today.

It's a show where you kind of have a young perspective and an older perspective.

Hence the name generational divide.

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Welcome to Generation Gap in the 90s, the podcast where a Gen X girl and a millennial guy dive deep into the decade that defined us.

From OJ to Y2K, VHS tapes to the dawn of the DVD, we are revisiting movies, music, and events that shaped a generation, or in our case, Leslie, how many generations? Two of them.

Two generations, yes.

We were so glad to be able to save this one after some production problems and post-production problems.

It's from our Generation Gap time period, technically, because we recorded it a couple months ago.

But we have two incredible guests here to discuss the North American launch of the Sega Saturn, its failures, and its consequences.

You've got Fun Factor, two old gamers reviewing old video game magazine reviews.

[upbeat music] Welcome to Generation Gap in the 90s, the podcast where a Gen X girl and a millennial guy dive deep into the decade that defined us.

From OJ to Y2K, VHS tapes to the dawn of the DVD, we're revisiting movies, music, and events that shaped a generation, or in our case, two generations.

Thank you, Jonathan.