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My favourite TV related podcasts...

  • 26-06-2007 4:21pm
    #1
    SoSueMe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 481 ✭✭


    I don't listen to a lot of podcats but the two I listen to religiously are TV related. I have listed to many others for comparison and these two are the best.

    TV GUIDE TALK:http://www.tvguide.com/News-Views/TVGuide-Talk/PodCasts/default.aspx
    In this exclusive weekly Podcast, you can listen to Michael Ausiello and the TVGuide.com crew as they provide inside scoop, offbeat opinions and answers to your questions about the latest entertainment headlines, the hottest TV shows, the newest movies and the biggest celebrities. Just follow the easy directions below and you'll be able to enjoy pop culture on the go, at your desk or at home, anytime you need a fix!


    This is my favourite. Michael Ausiello the TV scoop king is now the moderater as Dan Manu got a job at NBC. The last few episodes have been a transitionary period for the podcast since Dan left. It doesn't help that summer TV is boring. But their observations and reviews and hilarious jokes (often at the expense of Angel) are side splitting. The end of the podcast deals with movies and the brilliant movie critic Maitland always has insightful and truthful postive and negative views to share.

    Overall, there has been 205 podcasts over 25months which is a testiment to the brilliance the TV Guide.com crew exude into each and every podcast (especially during the regular TV season).

    Brill and Eric watch TV: http://brillandericwatchtv.com/blog/
    Intelligent and pithy TV previews, reviews and commentary from an industry insider and her know it all co-host.

    This podcast is a lot more calm and slow but is still enjyable. Brill and her husband Eric both know their stuff on TV, especially Brill who is manging editor at zap2it.com. But Eric, her husband often has wity and insightful observations on TV also.


    Please everyone, check these out. You will not regret it. Post your opinions and post the TV related podcasts you listen to.


Comments

  • #2
    purplegeko
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 355 ✭✭purplegeko


    I listen to a lot of podcasts but usually the same couple of ones every week. I usually just go for the official podcasts for the shows like Grey's Anatomy and mostly radio talk shows (NPR) from America. I like the ones where they interview cast members, but sometimes i find they can be very hit and miss. I'm gonna give these a go because i'm always on the lookout for new podcasts and the selection on the main page of itunes is usually what i stick to; so its nice to broaden my range a bit.


  • #3
    aidan_walsh
    Closed Accounts Posts: 17,208 ✭✭✭✭aidan_walsh


    I find 2 Irish Geeks and a TV pretty madcap and entertaining. Covers a lot more than just TV as well, depending on how the news has been going during the week (fortnight?).

    The only thing I don't really like about it is that they do sometimes tend to assume that people are only watching the US shows through downloads, regardless of whether its actually running on a local channel or not and freely discuss spoilers without pre-announcing it.


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