I joined my friend, Richard Ewell on The Nerdy Laser podcast to talk about one of my favorite Christmas must-watch shows. No, we're not talking Die Hard. We did that HERE. No, this time we're talking about Married... With Children;s classic Christmas two-parter, "It's a Bundyful Life" on episode 21 of The Nerdy Laser podcast! Listen as we summarize this amazing two-part Christmas episode parody of It's a Wonderful Life done as only the Bundy's, and special guest star Sam Kinison, could do it. We also talked about Married... With Children in general and even spent some time talking Night Court, another favorite show of ours.
Nerdy Laser-Episode 21: It’s A Bundyful Life
On this episode of the Nerdy Laser we are in full blown Christmas mode with Bobby Nash talking with me about one of his favorite television specials! It’s a Bundyful Life is Married With Children’s signature holiday special which guest stars Sam Kinison as Al’s guardian Angel. If you have never heard of Married With Children, never fear Bobby Nash comes to the rescue and we look into what exactly made the show tick and even manage to bring up Night Court a few times. Enjoy this episode and spread the word about the Nerdy Laser podcast!
Nerdy Laser is the coolest podcast in Bayside! Your host Richard Ewell takes you on a trip through the nerdy rabbit hole that is pop culture. One of the focuses is the nineties which is close to Richard’s nerddom but nothing is off limits. He has a variety of guests that come on to share their knowledge and love for any subject from 90’s soundtracks to Jurassic Park. Give us a listen and remember, keep it nerdy.
As an added bonus, Richard and I kept talking after the Married... With Children segment. We talked at length about convention life, publishing ups and downs, and the creative life and ended up with a second podcast's worth of material out of it. I know, hard to imagine me going on and on for an hour, huh? Instead of letting a good conversation go to waste, we have decided to share the "extra" podcast episode is being released as a Patreon exclusive both at Bobby Nash's Patreon Page (open to all patrons on all tiers) and at The Nerdy Laser's Palaver Productions Patreon Page.
I hope you enjoy The Nerdy Laser's Con Talk with Richard Ewell and Bobby Nash.
I was on The Nerdy Laser podcast tonight for an episode about that Christmas classic episode of Married... With Children, "It's a Bundyful LIfe," which you will be able to hear on Wednesday of this week at Podbean, itunes, and The ESO Broadcast Network.
After the chat, host Richard Ewell and I kept talking about convention life, publishing ups and downs, and the creative life and ended up with a second podcast's worth of material out of it. I know, hard to imagine me going on and on for an hour, huh?
I had a great time talking It's a Bundyful Life on the Nerdy Laser podcast with host Richard Ewell. Richard and I took a look at Married... With Children's amazing two-part Christmas episode parody of It's a Wonderful Life done as only the Bundy's, and special guest star Sam Kinison, could do it. We also talked about Married... With Children in general and even spent some time talking Night Court, another favorite of ours. Look for this episode of the Nerdy Laser podcast soon.
Was asked this on FB: What are the three television series you have rewatched most often? Hard to get it down to 3, but... M*A*S*H, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Magnum p.i. made my top 3.
Honorable mention goes to Leverage, The Newsroom, Night Court, and Married... With Children.
What are your Top 3 TV series you've rewatched most often?
It's A Bundyful Life-- one of my favorite Christmas episodes.
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I'm not really feeling all that festive this year so just stayed home today instead of doing the family Christmas get-together. I'm not grinchy or anything, just feeling the holiday blahs. They'll pass. Today, I added some words to the Ghost Gal novel, worked on the upcoming Operation: Silver Moon graphic novel (with beautiful art by my creative cohort, Rick Johnson), and watched TV. It's not what I'd call a super productive day, but there was progress made.
