Luister naar Raised by TV

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On Raised By TV's most timely First & Last ever, Jon & Lauren are talking about the series premiere and finale of Game Of Thrones, and they brought in the original bad boy of podcasting Sean Clements to help! They wonder if there was ever a point to the Stark direwolves, notice Peter Dinklage's wig has become much better, and discuss Brienne's Doogie Howser moment. You can hear new episodes of Raised By TV every Wednesday, exclusively on Stitcher Premium. For a free month, go to stitcherpremium.com/raisedbytv and use the promo code “TV.”

Today Jon & Lauren finally welcome Sean Clements and Hayes Davenport of Hollywood Handbook, two comedians who were inarguably raised by TV. They reminisce about watching old VHS tapes over and over again, make the case for The Challenge being the most entertaining show of our era, and watch a bit of Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Challenge. Looking for more Raised By TV? New episodes will premiere exclusively on Stitcher Premium starting April 17th. For a free month, go to stitcherpremium.com/raisedbytv and use the promo code “TV.” This episode is brought to you by Philo (www.philo.tv/tv), Zola (www.zola.com/RAISEDBYTV), and ButcherBox (www.butcherbox.com/TV code: TV).

This week Lapkus & Gabrus welcome comedy legend Larry Charles (Seinfeld, Borat)! They reminisce about the weirdness of Christian TV and learn why Borat got a wildly different reaction in person than Bruno, before Larry describes how his latest high-wire series, Larry Charles' Dangerous World Of Comedy, came about. This episode is brought to you by Brilliant Earth (www.brilliantearth.com/TV) and Philo (www.philo.tv/tv).