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October14th

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Reginald VelJohnson, Stuart Pankin, Jodie Sweetin, Brice Beckham, interview on pop my culture podcast

The Stars of TGIF — Reginald VelJohnson (“Family Matters”), Jodie Sweetin (“Full House”), Stuart Pankin (“Dinosaurs”) and Brice Beckham (“Mr. Belvedere”) join Cole and Vanessa at the Los Angeles Podcast Festival to chat appointment TV, debunking Belvedere, Circus Boy, smooching Hooch, Grandpa Cop and the Comfy Shoe, getting cast in Die Hard, Not Necessarily The News, The Olsen Twin Illuminati, Sword of Change and a very special episode quiz.

Leave your answer to the firsts question (the first on-screen or on-stage kiss you ever had, or just your first kiss) on our website for a chance to win a poster for the podcast signed by all of our guests!
Also, instead of just listening this time, if you feel like watching the fun as it happens, you can view an archive of the LIVE stream over at DailyMotion, right HERE.

Full House, Family Matters, Dinosaurs, Mr. Belvedere on pop my culture podcast
Vanessa Ragland and Cole Stratton, hosts of Pop My Culture podcast
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  • Comment by Jen — October 14, 2013 @ 7:52 am

    LOVE the video! Ah that first kiss…on the dance floor and I didn’t know he was going to “go for it” til it was over. It went by like a flash.

  • Comment by corinne — October 14, 2013 @ 9:05 am

    Um. When I was 13, we went to Israel. One day while I was wandering bored through the hotel some guy (who I think later said he was 16, mostly I just remember greasy hair) followed me off the elevator and started talking to me. At some point he asked ‘how much do you cost?’ which did not even occur to me as sketchy, I just thought his English was bad. Somehow (wow I’m dumb) we ended up back in my hotel room long enough for him to stuff his tongue down my throat – all I could think of was my Wildlife Fact File cards, specifically the walrus one where they were sorta roastbeef red (see: http://seapics.com/assets/pictures/009520-450-walrus.jpg ) cuz that’s pretty much what his tongue felt like? Anyways, kicked him out of the room, didn’t tell my parents, and only spent a few weeks paranoid that he was a spy and had given me a disease to make all of America sick.
    Woo! Kissing!

  • Comment by smartbunny — October 21, 2013 @ 9:49 am

    I have a little additional info on the “Belvedere” situation; Doug Benson was living with Rob Stone at the time of shooting. This is what he says:

    “the semi-definitive story is that my roommate at the time, rob stone, played kevin on MR BELVEDERE, and he came home early one day and i said “why are you home early?” and he said “Christopher Hewitt sat on his own balls.” for a longer version, check me out on jay mohr’s podcast, MOHR STORIES, plopping soon.

    sandler was definitely never there. he got the story from me. and rob wasn’t the sort to make things up, especially a story about an older gentleman he admired sitting on his own balls. so i’m guessing brice wasn’t on set when the incident occurred, and no one told him about it. because he was a child.”

  • Comment by Collin — October 21, 2013 @ 6:14 pm

    I’m surprised no one mentioned that “Circus Boy” was played by a young Mickey Dolenz. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circus_Boy

  • Comment by Rebecca — December 21, 2013 @ 4:01 pm

    Maybe a little late but catching up with episodes. In this episode it was said that the British call “Ball Breakers” bunny burners, i think it he meant to say Bunny Boilers, as the rabbit in the movie was being boiled.

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