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Oct 26, 2026

Michael PhillipsHOST
37:23
There's a scene in The Birds, which I think I saw it as a fourth grade sleepover at somebody's house.
Michael PhillipsHOST
37:30
Saw The Birds and still kind of surprised that they didn't, TV edited versions of The Birds did not change anything about that scene that is not scored.
Michael PhillipsHOST
37:39
There's no conventional music in The Birds of any type.
Michael PhillipsHOST
37:43
And when Jessica Tandy plays Rod Taylor's mother, The Birds is like, where's my neighbor? I gotta go meet the, I forget the character's name, but the farmer.
StevenHOST
0:00
Welcome back to another episode of Where's the Remote? And this is our rewatch series, Rewind and Analyze, where we take a look back at iconic TV.
StevenHOST
0:09
I'm your host, Steven.
StevenHOST
0:10
As always, I'm joined by my thoughtful co-host, Regine, who's been watching Heroes for the very first time.
StevenHOST
0:17
For nine weeks, we watched ordinary people discover that they have superpowers and become intertwined under the prophecy of save the cheerleader, save the world.
StevenHOST
0:27
Now that we have concluded the first volume, we had to bring a friend of the show to help look back on this journey.
StevenHOST
0:33
Joining us is Ashlyn, an LA-based content creator who shares her serious but not too serious thoughts on TV, film, and all things pop culture.
StevenHOST
0:44
Welcome to the show, Ashlyn.
StevenHOST
0:46
How are you doing?
Joe PiscopoHOST
17:26
Hey, Joe, how you doing? Makeup, hair? Lord knows, I need surgery.
Joe PiscopoHOST
17:31
I go into the Fox chamber before I step on TV so I look okay, you know.
Joe PiscopoHOST
17:35
And it's great.
Joe PiscopoHOST
17:36
And the goodness is there.

21 MINS LATER

Joe PiscopoHOST
38:41
I go, yeah, I'm bopping until I'm dropping.
Joe PiscopoHOST
38:42
Somebody said, yeah, Joe's age.
Joe PiscopoHOST
38:44
Look at him on TV yesterday.
Joe PiscopoHOST
38:46
Listen, listen, I'm trying to stay in shape.
Mike CaltaHOST
12:25
So I'm watching the game on, I don't know, Saturday, whatever it was.
Mike CaltaHOST
12:31
And I watched two seconds of watching TV and I go, look at the bombs on that chick behind home plate.
Mike CaltaHOST
12:37
I saw her too.
Mike CaltaHOST
12:38
I almost

28 MINS LATER

CarmenHOST
40:13
I expect Tom Brady to be with someone who looks like that.
Mike CaltaHOST
40:16
Yeah.
Mike CaltaHOST
40:16
Good for you, TV.
Mike CaltaHOST
40:17
He's
BrianHOST
17:17
Yeah.
Gary NolanHOST
17:18
Because on TVs, smart TVs, you can watch YouTube.
Gary NolanHOST
17:22
It's free.
Gary NolanHOST
17:23
Gotcha.

20 MINS LATER

Gary NolanHOST
36:57
And I was alive back then.
Gary NolanHOST
37:00
I was, I mean, this was the, when I was in college, this was what everybody was talking about.
Gary NolanHOST
37:05
In fact, you could go into the student lounge and there were TVs up carrying the hearings.
Gary NolanHOST
37:14
That's how much in the zeitgeist the Nixon, you know, the missing minutes of tape, et cetera, and the whole break-in at the Watergate, it was hot news.
BrooklyneHOST
0:08
Have you ever thought about entertainment's most famous pumpkin? Well, I hadn't either until this list came out.
BrooklyneHOST
0:14
It's National Pumpkin Day, and I have a ranking of the 10 most famous pumpkins in movies and TV.
BrooklyneHOST
0:21
And my first thought was The Great Pumpkin from Charlie Brown, and he's in the top three, but he's not number one.
BrooklyneHOST
0:26
In fifth place, we have The Pumpkin Carriage from Cinderella.
BrooklyneHOST
0:35
Third, the Great Pumpkin.
BrooklyneHOST
0:37
Second, Sam from Trick or Treat, and he's more so just a pumpkin-shaped head, but I guess it counts, especially if we're counting a skeleton, too.
BrooklyneHOST
0:45
And number one, the most famous pumpkin in TV and movies is the Jack-o'-lantern from the opening credits of the Halloween movies.
BrooklyneHOST
0:52
What an eclectic mix.
Bill AllredHOST
92:24
I wanted to kill them damn kids.
Bill AllredHOST
92:27
Get them! Listen, if you go to BillFrost.TV all of that stuff he was just talking about, I've got it right here in an email from you because I subscribed.
Gina BarberiHOST
92:38
Oh, that's not special for you? You'll do that for other people? Yeah.
Bill FrostGUEST
92:42
Everybody.
Bill AllredHOST
92:47
right.
Bill AllredHOST
92:48
Thank you.
Bill AllredHOST
92:48
Bill Frost, BillFrost.TV. All right.
Bill AllredHOST
92:51
Thank you.
Jack WarrenGUEST
50:19
It's certainly the most kind of...
Jack WarrenGUEST
50:22
It's the squarest of all of his non-TV movies.
Jack WarrenGUEST
50:27
And I do think that's probably intentional regarding the feeling of being locked inside this... locked inside this facility.
Jack WarrenGUEST
50:37
You know, I think it's in the, in the spirit of like a old Sam Fuller movie, like, like shock corridor or something or something like that.
Andrew McLainHOST
32:03
I mean, it was well after the touchdown was called.
Andrew McLainHOST
32:06
TV had put the points on the board, and then they threw the flag.
Andrew McLainHOST
32:10
And George McIntyre, you can read his lips.
Andrew McLainHOST
32:12
He goes, are y'all going to call a penalty on every touchdown? No.
Southside SteveHOST
29:12
I don't know if you've been watching it or not.
Southside SteveHOST
29:13
Did you get to see it on any of the TVs?
Jeff ColeHOST
29:15
No, I feel like there's not a lot of talk about it.
Jeff ColeHOST
29:18
The Devil Rays and the Brewers.

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