The Brandon Peters Show

Here’s an episode that attempts to shake some stuff up. Devon becomes really involved with and a focus of the plot. It’s a bit of a prison thing, corrupt cops and all sorts of stuff. Tony Schaab from ScienceFiction.com is the Companion for Knight Rider. The Brandon Peters Show will return Monday (1/2) with the Out Now Commentary for Nosferatu (1922) TECHNICAL INFORMATION Vocals Brandon...

Putting the finishing touches on our Tim Burton retrospective, Scott and I discuss (with spoilers) the smash hit Netflix show Wednesday. Burton directed the first 4 episodes and was an involved producer on the final four. It’s an interesting conversation that covers the Burton aspect, but also shines on the streaming discussion, IPs and Jenna Ortega blossoming into a potential big star with...

I enjoy doing a special holiday episode to surrender to the season. This year’s episode was actually foreshadowed during the Almost Heroes episode back in February. So, as promised – Here is Pres and here are the Muppets! This special aired in 1987, but due to it having a crossover with the Fraggles, Sesame Street and the Muppet Babies and those rights eventually dispersing under diffe...

Another politically infused theme of the show finds Michael helping a family to keep their land. An interesting tidbit about this episode is that it incorporates some footage from Superman: The Movie into it. Tony Schaab from ScienceFiction.com is the Companion for Knight Rider. The Brandon Peters Show will return Monday (12/26) to conclude Tim Burton’s Big Retrospective. TECHNICAL INFORMATI...

And here we are, the conclusion to the retrospective portion of the Tim Burton coverage. We discuss 3, rather enjoyable films that probably weren’t seen, seen enough or fully appreciated. Scott and I end things with some reflection, our favorites, not so favorite and overlooked ones here before we head into our Wednesday discussion next week. This episode discusses the following shows/movies...

Knight Rider finds itself amid a political thriller scenario. An episode that contains a lot more Devon, it also leans heavy on the action. This one features a go for broke attitude with a lot of the biggest sequences we’ve had on display yet. “Just My Bill” also features a pair of guest stars that might bring a “who?” now but were potentially some decent gets back in...

Here’s an interesting run on display for this one. And I’m excited we get to share it with show regular Sabina Graves, who returns to take part in the retrospective. Tim Burton sees acclaim in this one, his biggest film ever, doing one for Depp and returning to remake for Disney what once went awry. Lots and lots to discuss and plenty of Hot Topic culture and its relation to Tim Burton...

Well, that’s a tongue twister of an episode title, isn’t it? This episode offers plenty of car stunts by revolving around a stunt show. This episode is a bit goofy, but we have some fun chatting about it. Notably lacking here is Bonnie, whom we have just met and has already taken an episode off. Perhaps this was shot before she was a part of the cast? All this and more in our latest Kn...

In this episode, we watch as Tim bounces back from the quality failing that was Planet of the Apes. We’ll see him with Oscar hopes, more animation and a film that was much liked when it came out and holds up quite well, yet has gathered a reputation for being poor in the past decade or so. This was another invigorating conversation with Scott as this series has proven very fun. This episode...

What kind of vehicle can you pit against KITT? Well, how about some motorcycles? Michael takes on some bikers that threaten a small town. Tony and I analyze another interesting turn from the series, the character of Michael Knight and some new stuff the car can do. Tony Schaab from ScienceFiction.com is the Companion for Knight Rider. The Brandon Peters Show will return Monday (12/5) to continue T...

Here we are, our first episode with some ups and downs. It also includes 2 of the biggest highs and a film Brandon calls “Ultimate Burton”. One of the misses is a fascinating one and the other just doesn’t get any better the more you return to it. Another great discussion with Scott and I. This episode discusses the following movies: Ed Wood (1994) Mars Attacks! (1996) Sleepy Hol...

While its the third episode aired, there’s a lot of dialogue hints that it may not have been the intended third in order. It’s an interesting mystery/whodunnit type episode that continues to showcase a rather strong action show about a man and his talking car. This episode we show some of our continued surprise and appreciation for the series and I point out something unique and intere...

If there’s one thing you know about Scott and I, it’s that we will forever be grateful for and also talk the hell out of Tim Burton and his Batman movies. This episode features a lot of reprises of past recorded conversations, some old jokes and maybe a few new surprises. But, hell…it could be new to you, it could be the greatest hits. Most of all, enjoy this run of excellence from Mr....

Turning 40 years young this year is a show I fell in love with at the absolute youngest I could have been when it aired (We’re the same age). In this first episode, Tony and I recollect the show and the times of when it first came out. This launch of the show was a TV movie but aired in syndication in 2 parts. We’re covering it all here. Pamela Susan Shoop, who Halloween fans remember...

Scott and I balance feature films and television here in the second installment of our retrospective. Some regulars begin to show like Danny Elfman, Paul Reubens, Glenn Shadix, Geoffrey Jones, Catherine O’Hara, Winona Ryder and more This episode discusses the following movies/tv episodes: Pee-wee’s Big Adventure (1985) Alfred Hitchock Presents: “The Jar” (1986) Faerie Tale...

We launch the promised Tim Burton Retrospective. Scott Mendelson of The Wrap joins me for this look at the entirety of Tim Burton’s career with everything publicly available to digest. In this first episode, we take a look at all of the early shorts and films he made via high school, college and early in his career at Disney. You’ll see things like Vincent, Luau, and some stop motion t...

In this giant-sized finale for Blake’s 7 Series One, Steven and I look over the decently impressive last episode. We also take a look back at the first series as a whole and slightly tease what’s gonna happen going forward on Blake’s 7. Steven will return for Series 2, but I need to catch a ride in a Pontiac Firebird Trans Am first. Steven Schapansky from Radio Free Skaro, Lazy D...

And here we are. Something I never knew was in the works or “out there” until just a fews weeks or months ago. A sequel to my beloved WNUF Halloween Special. This second addition to the television nostalgia found footage flick of 2013 jumps ahead to the 1990s and parodies the likes of Ricki Lake talks shows and the Fox “Alien Autopsy” paranormal specials. Of course there ar...

The penultimate episode of Blake’s 7 series 1 is a bit of putting things into place for the finale, but it does include some Servalan action. We are also hinted at the mysterious Orac… Steven Schapansky from Radio Free Skaro, Lazy Doctor Who and Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats is the Companion for Blake’s 7. The Brandon Peters Show will return. TECHNICAL INFORMATION Vocals Brandon – Shur...

If you’ve been following my podcasting adventures, you’ll know I’ve done this movie before as an episode of my previous podcast. Well, in order to get your ready for next week when I discuss the brand new sequel, I thought it would be best to refresh on WNUF Halloween Special and introduce Jessica and you the listener to it. This film hits me in a very specific nostalgic pinch an...

Our discussion this episode is a fantastic one that goes on a side discussion of a bigger topic as Steven and I go over some unfortunate misguided racism in old production and how it has been in programs like Blake’s 7 and our beloved Doctor Who. But don’t worry, we do have plenty of fun with this story as well. Steven Schapansky from Radio Free Skaro, Lazy Doctor Who and Doctor Who: T...

I dig a good left turn on the show. Sure, Practical Magic isn’t a horror film in October, but its story of witches and has a VERY fall feeling. Plus it’s a pretty legitimate cult classic and you know I’m always down for those. Greg leads the charge here as he dives very deeply into the film, which hits him pretty personally. I also make a big gaffe and continue with it, mixing up...

This episode stars one of the great legends of British television and film – JULIAN GLOVER! However, you have to wait til the 32 minute mark for him to show up. Steven and I dissect this sluggishly paced and unbalanced episode of the show. Steven Schapansky from Radio Free Skaro, Lazy Doctor Who and Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats is the Companion for Blake’s 7. The Brandon Peters Show w...

This is an episode I’ve been wanting to do for quite some time and it went better than I’d even hoped. Greg and Jessica join me for a discussion of not just the first movie, but all 3 I Know What You Did Last Summer movies. We even touch on the 2021 television series at the end. While they’ve been derided since upon arrival, I’ve always quite enjoyed the first one and even...

This episode is one big Star War knock off and we are absolutely here for it. Sabotage! Escape! Shootouts! Deception! It’s all here and we have a lot of fun dissecting, comparing and embracing this “rip off, don’t remake” episode of Blake’s 7! Steven Schapansky from Radio Free Skaro, Lazy Doctor Who and Doctor Who: The Memory Cheats is the Companion for Blake’s...