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20/09/2025

Awesome Talk! S24 Ep12 - Season Finale LIVE from dumpster fire Earth!

06/09/2025

Season 24, Episode 11 - 9.5.25! Is Earth still here?

06/09/2025

Season 24, Episode 11 - 9.5.25! Is Earth still here?

30/08/2025

Season 24, Episode 10! Season 24, Episode 10! Call an am-boo-lance! 8.29.25

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26/08/2025

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When Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas first stepped into their parkas and cracked open beers as Bob and Doug McKenzie, no one could have predicted the phenomenon they were about to create. What began as a lighthearted parody on SCTV quickly transformed into a comedic duo that captured the spirit of an entire generation. With their quick wit, lovable banter, and offbeat charm, they became more than just characters they became cultural icons.

Their chemistry on screen was effortless because it came from genuine friendship off screen. Moranis and Thomas shared the kind of comedic rhythm that can’t be manufactured, playing off each other in ways that made every scene feel alive. Their film Strange Brew cemented their place in comedy history, proving that the McKenzie Brothers were more than a sketch they were a lasting piece of pop culture. Fans embraced them not only for their humor but also for the warmth that shone through their absurdity.

Now, decades later, their reunion feels like a gift. For those who grew up quoting their lines, it’s a wave of nostalgia; for younger audiences, it’s a chance to discover what made them legends in the first place. Moranis, who stepped away from Hollywood for years, and Thomas, who kept the torch burning, are together again and with them, a reminder that comedy, when built on friendship and heart, never truly goes out of style.

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03/08/2025

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Popular 1980s actor Loni Anderson of the hit TV series "WKRP in Cincinnati" has died at 79. Anderson died at a Los Angeles hospital following a "prolonged" illness, said her longtime publicist, Cheryl J. Kagan.

"We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our dear wife, mother and grandmother," Anderson's family said in a statement. https://abc7.la/3Uw2EPX

02/08/2025

Awesome Talk will be back August 8th! See you then, all!

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25/07/2025

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President Donald Trump has left the door open to possibly pardon Jeffrey Epstein's child s*x trafficking associate -- Ghislaine Maxwell -- in a shocking reversal of what the White House promised just two weeks ago.

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