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Oct 10, 2026
Spartan339HOST
His newest spot was as a character named Shamus, I think is how you pronounce it from a right for Diet Dr. Pepper.
Spartan339HOST
He is narrated for the Science Channel on outrageous acts of science, which I remember that.
Spartan339HOST
Whoa.
Spartan339HOST
And, you know, it's a spinoff of outrageous acts of psych.
Andrew JonesGUEST
It's-- So everything's way more advanced, hi-- you know, better technology.
Andrew JonesGUEST
And we had the Science Channel there filming.
Andrew JonesGUEST
And the results of that led me to really wanna pursue this project.
Andrew JonesGUEST
Um, so this was October 2019.
Jhamal RobinsonGUEST
Um, I will pay homage to, to the CEO David Zaslav at, at Warner Brothers Discovery, current CEO, um, who said, "Jamal, I think you can, you can actually oversee both of them.
Jhamal RobinsonGUEST
You have the skill set to do it." So while I was at Discovery, I was overseeing, you know, again, Food Network, TLC, all the unscripted reality, uh, genres, and Discovery Channel and Science Channel, and then the Oprah Winfrey Network had, um, had its own scripted slate.
Jhamal RobinsonGUEST
So when I began to oversee that, I was able to sort of bring the two worlds together, um, and have a skill set that is, it's rare in, in some cases in the industry.
Lisa BurkeHOST
I think that is probably the echoing refrain we're hearing here, the amount that you can take on at once.
JeffHOST
... one, one nap a week, um, on a Sunday.
JeffHOST
And my trick is that it's around 3:00, and I put on the, um, the Science Channel and they run nonstop How It's Made shows, and that puts me to sleep.
PeterHOST
That, yeah, I think that would put anybody to sleep.
JeffHOST
[laughs]
Andrew JonesGUEST
Now, in 2019, uh, we were able to do, um, two, uh, GPR scans ourselves.
Andrew JonesGUEST
Uh, and this was filmed by the Discoveries Channel, uh, Science Channel.
Andrew JonesGUEST
Uh, we were here for a whole week.
Andrew JonesGUEST
We had a lot of miracles happen with regards to the weather and the team coming together and the finances all happening so that we could do this.
Scott WolterGUEST
Hey, one thing I would like to do is I'd like to, to, uh, give a shout-out to a couple of good friends of mine, Mike Arvisaud and Blue Nelson.
Scott WolterGUEST
They have a six-part series that's gonna premiere on Science Channel, uh, Monday night.
Scott WolterGUEST
And, uh, you know, Mike was a regular guest on America on Earth, and he's a, a, a super guy.
Scott WolterGUEST
He's a, a wonderful archeologist.
Andrew JonesGUEST
And these third-party analysts can look at it and tell you more information about what you collected in the field many years ago.
Andrew JonesGUEST
And a good example was when we did the first digital radar scans in 2019, we had the Science Channel here, and it was October that year.
Andrew JonesGUEST
We, we filmed, uh, they filmed us doing the work for about four days on the site.
Andrew JonesGUEST
And that data, we got initial results back from a, a, a Jewish archaeologist living in Atlanta, Georgia, and he was finding right angles.
Travis LarchukPANELIST
The $110 billion mega merger of Paramount and Warner Brothers Discovery is complete.
Travis LarchukPANELIST
The combined company is called Skydance, and it includes Adult Swim, Alloy Entertainment, Animal Planet, BET, Bleacher Report, Boomerang, Cartoon Network, CBS, CMT, CNN, Comedy Central, Cooking Channel, DC Comics, Discovery, Food Network, Golf Digest, HBO, HGTV, Magnolia Network, MTV, Network 10, New Line Cinema, Nickelodeon, OWN, Paramount, Pluto TV, Pop TV, Quest, Science Channel, See It Now Studios, Shed Media, Smithsonian Channel, TBS, The Free Press, TLC, TNT, Travel Channel, Turner Classic Movies, TV Land, and Warner Brothers.
Travis LarchukPANELIST
Also, Amazon bought the rights to stream the Emmys, so starting in 2027 you'll need to go to Prime Video to find out who wins among however many networks we have left at that point.
Travis LarchukPANELIST
More info keeps trickling out about the upcoming Fitbit Edge.
Wren WoodsonHOST
Yeah.
Wren WoodsonHOST
Cartoon Network, Science Channel, Looney Tunes, and Discovery, so that's just half of it.
Mabel KabaniHOST
Yeah, and then on the Paramount side, you have all of the Mission Impossibles, Top Gun, Star Trek, MTV.
Mabel KabaniHOST
Crazy.
Jeff LippmanHOST
But you've been on a bunch, like, haven't you been on a bunch of TV shows and things like that that are fairly prominent?
Bruce FentonGUEST
Yeah, I've been on the History Channel and Science Channel.
Bruce FentonGUEST
So I did the unexplained files with Science Channel.
Bruce FentonGUEST
So we had to hike up into the Georgian Caucasus looking for where there's an ancient site up in the mountains in Georgia, the country, not Georgia, the state.
Bruce FentonGUEST
And so they have a ruin there which produced a number of bones going back, I think, Oh, somewhere like 15 years ago or so, maybe a little bit more.
Bruce FentonGUEST
Very people
Jeff LippmanHOST
who is the the the Chinese Center who played for the Houston Rockets? Anyway, he was like 7-7 and clearly an NBA star stand out for many many years So people could function at that size and know because people are functioning at that size now so
Bruce FentonGUEST
yeah yeah sorry so they're not this is not they kind of say like not extraordinary giants but what made this really uh of interest to science channel was that they found a burial that seemed to be two of these people these really tall people buried in the same kind of ruins up in the mountains and as they kind of detailed the statistical chances of having two people with kind of giganticism you know like something called genetic anomaly in the same small sort of site is really low.
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