Episodes

Actor, musician, visual artist, writer, and director Taylor Blackwell reflects on the life and legacy of teacher, mentor, dear friend, and “Uncle Burt,” Hollywood icon Burt Reynolds.

Film historian, Retrontario founder, and author of "ImagiNation: The Golden Age of Toronto Kids’ TV", Ed Conroy takes us on a nostalgic journey through the television shows that shaped generations of Canadian children.

Former "The Price Is Right" announcer Rich Fields fondly remembers Bob Barker and the profound impact Bob had on both his life and career.

Sandi Harding, who runs the very last Blockbuster Video store, remembers Blockbuster Video.

Eric Smith, longtime voice of the Toronto Raptors and co-author of "We The Raptors: 30 Players, 30 Stories, 30 Years", remembers the 2018-2019 NBA Champion Toronto Raptors.

Comedian and actor Kathy Griffin remembers her Emmy-winning reality series Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List.

TV and film icon Morgan Fairchild remembers her friend actor/comedian Paul Reubens.

Emmy-nominated writer and former NBC page Shelley Herman joins actor and former Taxi co-star Randall Carver to remember their friend, legendary comedian and actor Andy Kaufman.

Christmas Movie Ultimate Trivia Book author Neal E. Fischer remembers holiday movies!

Award-winning sportscaster James Duthie remembers his friend and TSN colleague, the beloved Darren Dutchyshen.

The author of “The Voices of Hockey: Broadcasters Reflect on the Fastest Game on Earth” Kirk McKnight remembers historic moments in hockey.

Legendary comedian and impressionist John Byner—a frequent guest on The Ed Sullivan Show—remembers broadcasting pioneer Ed Sullivan.

Artist, visual philosopher, author, and actor Leigh McCloskey reflects on his time in the hit TV series Dallas!

“Who’s the Man? Billy Van!” author Greg Oliver remembers the life and legacy of Canadian entertainer Billy Van.

Hollywood legend Ruta Lee remembers "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers", the 1954 Oscar-nominated film she co-starred in, named by the American Film Institute as one of the best American musical films ever made.

Brothers David and Jerry Zucker, the filmmakers and comedy greats behind "Airplane!" and "The Naked Gun" series, remember actor Leslie Nielsen.

Former Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Tom Henke remembers his teammate and friend John Cerutti.

Award-winning filmmaker Susie Singer Carter remembers multiple Emmy-winner Valerie Harper.

"Too Close For Comfort" co-star Lydia Cornell remembers multiple Emmy-winner Ted Knight.

He's won a Peabody, a Golden Globe and an Emmy award. He's an original writer and producer of one of the greatest sitcoms ever seen on TV. Larry Charles remembers "Seinfeld"!

The voice of the Nashville Predators, St. Louis Cardinals fan and Illinois native Pete Weber remembers Hall-of-Fame baseball broadcaster Harry Caray.

Star, writer and director of "It Happened: The Judy Tenuta Story" Taylor Blackwell remembers "The Love Goddess".

Canadian stage and screen star Megan Follows remembers her starring role in the 1985 made-for-TV-drama film "Anne of Green Gables", which aired on the CBC as a 2-part mini-series and was based on the 1908 novel.

Master impressionist, comedian and actor Rich Little remembers his good friend, the king of late night, Johnny Carson.