Tom Gulley

The Tom Gulley Show

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Tom Gulley

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Comedy

Latest episode

Oct 28, 2026

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Episodes

The Invaders: 1960s Alien Invasion Sci-Fi Cult Classic Starring Roy Thinnes 04.10.2026

Dive into the classic 1960s science fiction series The Invaders on this episode of The Tom Gulley Show! Starring Roy Thinnes as architect David Vincent, this Quinn Martin production aired on ABC from 1967 to 1968 and became a cult favorite for its tense alien-invasion storyline. After witnessing a UFO landing, Vincent discovers that extraterrestrials are secretly infiltrating Earth—disguising them...

Clint Eastwood: The Legendary Actor & Director Who Masterfully Defined Hollywood 02.10.2026

Dive deep into the extraordinary life and career of Clint Eastwood, the iconic actor, director, and producer who became a true Hollywood legend. From his breakthrough as the Man with No Name in Sergio Leone’s spaghetti westerns to his unforgettable roles as Dirty Harry and his Oscar-winning masterpieces like Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby, Clint Eastwood has shaped cinema for over six decades....

Captain Kirk vs Captain Picard: The Ultimate Star Trek Showdown – Who’s the Better Captain? 02.10.2026

In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we dive deep into the eternal pop culture debate that has divided Star Trek fans for decades: Captain James T. Kirk or Captain Jean-Luc Picard? We break down the legendary captains of the USS Enterprise across several crucial key categories, from leadership style and tactical brilliance to diplomatic finesse, scientific curiosity, and yes — their legendary p...

77 Sunset Strip: The Coolest, Kookie Classic Detective Show of the 1950s & 60s 01.10.2026

Dive into the stylish world of 77 Sunset Strip, the iconic Warner Bros. private detective series that defined cool in the late 1950s and early 1960s! On this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we explore the hit ABC crime drama starring Efrem Zimbalist Jr. as suave former OSS agent Stu Bailey, Roger Smith as Jeff Spencer, and the unforgettable Edd Byrnes as hipster parking attendant-turned-detective...

The Caning of Senator Charles Sumner: Preston Brooks Attack & Road to Civil War 30.09.2026

On May 22, 1856, the United States Senate floor erupted in violence when South Carolina Representative Preston Brooks savagely beat Massachusetts Senator Charles Sumner with a cane. This shocking attack followed Sumner’s fiery “Crime Against Kansas” speech condemning the expansion of slavery and personally criticizing Southern leaders. The caning of Charles Sumner became one of the most infamous i...

Foo Fighters: The Mysterious Lights That Followed WWII Aircraft 29.09.2026

Dive into one of World War II’s most intriguing aerial mysteries on this episode of The Tom Gulley Show. Allied pilots across Europe and the Pacific reported strange glowing orbs and lights—later called “foo fighters”—that paced, followed, and sometimes seemed to play with their aircraft. Were these unexplained aerial phenomena advanced enemy technology, natural atmospheric effects, or something f...

Thunderbirds Are Go! Epic Vehicles, Dramatic Rescues, Supermarionation & Adult Plots For Kids 28.09.2026

Dive into the thrilling world of Thunderbirds, the iconic 1960s British science-fiction series created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson. Filmed in revolutionary Supermarionation, this groundbreaking puppet adventure follows the Tracy family and their secret organization International Rescue as they race to save lives with the advanced Thunderbird vehicles from their base on Tracy Island. In this episo...

Julia Child: The French Chef Who Taught Us to Love Butter, Wine & Real Cooking 26.09.2026

Discover the extraordinary life and lasting legacy of Julia Child — the towering American icon who brought authentic French cuisine into everyday American kitchens and changed the way we cook forever. In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we dive deep into the fascinating story of Julia Child: her early years, her work with the OSS during World War II, her life-changing move to Paris, her traini...

Ginger or Mary Ann? The Classic TV Gilligan’s Island Debate 26.09.2026

Who would you choose: glamorous movie star Ginger Grant or wholesome farm girl Mary Ann Summers? Join The Tom Gulley Show for a lively debate on one of television’s most enduring questions from the classic sitcom Gilligan’s Island. We dive into the cultural phenomenon that has sparked arguments for decades—comparing Tina Louise’s sophisticated Hollywood starlet Ginger with Dawn Wells’ sweet, pract...

Paul Harvey: The Voice That Gave Us The Rest Of The Story On American Radio 25.09.2026

Dive into the remarkable life and legacy of Paul Harvey, the iconic American radio broadcaster whose distinctive voice, staccato delivery, and unforgettable storytelling captivated up to 24 million listeners weekly. From his early days in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to national syndication on ABC Radio with Paul Harvey News and Comment and the beloved The Rest of the Story segments, this episode of The Tom G...

The Outer Limits: Classic Sci-Fi Anthology That Inspired Star Trek 24.09.2026

There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture. We are controlling transmission… Join Tom Gulley for a deep dive into the groundbreaking classic science fiction anthology series The Outer Limits (1963–1965). Created by Leslie Stevens and produced by Joseph Stefano, this dark, atmospheric black-and-white series delivered thought-provoking stories of aliens, ad...

The Isdal Woman: Fake Identities, Coded Notes & An Unsolved Mystery 24.09.2026

In November 1970, hikers discovered the burned body of an unidentified woman in Isdalen Valley near Bergen, Norway—a remote spot locals called “Death Valley.” Labels had been cut from her clothes, fingerprints sanded, and her belongings carefully stripped of identifying marks. Police soon uncovered a trail of at least eight fake identities, wigs, foreign currency, coded notebook entries tracking h...

Bugsy Malone: The Ultimate Deep Dive into Alan Parker’s All-Kid Gangster Musical Classic! 22.09.2026

Jump into the splurge-gun-filled world of Bugsy Malone, the unforgettable 1976 gangster musical comedy written and directed by Alan Parker in his feature debut. Featuring an all-child cast led by Scott Baio as the charming Bugsy Malone, a young Jodie Foster as the sultry Tallulah, Florrie Dugger as aspiring starlet Blousey Brown, John Cassisi as Fat Sam, and Martin Lev as rival Dandy Dan, this uni...

The Great Stink of 1858: How London’s Stenchy Filthy Thames Forced a Sanitation Revolution 21.09.2026

In the scorching summer of 1858, the River Thames turned into an open sewer so foul it nearly shut down the British government. Welcome to The Tom Gulley Show, where we dive into the Great Stink of 1858—the infamous crisis that choked Victorian London with the reek of untreated sewage, industrial waste, and human waste baking in record heat. London’s population had exploded past 2.5 million, outgr...

Unlocking the Myth: The Shocking Truth About The Chastity Belt 20.09.2026

What if everything you thought you knew about the chastity belt was wrong? On this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we dive deep into the fascinating (and often misunderstood) history of the chastity belt. From the popular medieval legend of crusading knights locking away their wives, to the surprising reality of 19th-century inventions, medical devices, and modern interpretations — we separate fac...

Biggest Movie Flops of All Time: Hollywood’s Most Expensive Failures 19.09.2026

In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we dive deep into the most catastrophic box office bombs in movie history — the films that lost the most money after production and marketing costs. From Disney’s infamous John Carter and The Lone Ranger to The Marvels, Cutthroat Island, Mars Needs Moms, Strange World, and more, we break down the biggest net losses, what went wrong, and why these high-budget...

Exploring Comic Books: History, Heroes & Why They Still Matter 18.09.2026

Dive into the vibrant world of comic books on this episode of The Tom Gulley Show. We explore the rich history of comics, from classic superhero origins to modern graphic novels, discussing iconic characters, legendary creators, and the lasting cultural impact of Marvel, DC, and independent titles. Whether you’re a lifelong collector, a casual reader, or new to sequential art, this conversation co...

History Of The A-Team: 80s Action Icons, Mr. T, Hannibal & the Ultimate Soldiers of Fortune 17.09.2026

Dive into the explosive world of The A-Team, the iconic 1980s action-adventure TV series that defined a generation! Join us as we explore the legendary crack commando unit wrongly accused of a crime they didn’t commit—still on the run and surviving as soldiers of fortune. Relive the unforgettable adventures of Colonel John “Hannibal” Smith (George Peppard), Lieutenant Templeton “Faceman” Peck (Dir...

Unraveling the Bermuda Triangle Mystery: Ships, Planes & Unexplained Disappearances 16.09.2026

Dive deep into one of the world’s greatest unsolved mysteries on this episode of The Tom Gulley Show! Explore the legendary Bermuda Triangle — the infamous region in the North Atlantic Ocean roughly bounded by Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico — where ships, planes, and people have vanished without a trace. From the dramatic disappearance of Flight 19 in 1945 and the USS Cyclops in 1918 to theories...

Chuck Yeager: The Pilot Who Broke the Sound Barrier | Aviation Legend 16.09.2026

Discover the incredible true story of Chuck Yeager, the legendary American pilot who became the first person in history to break the sound barrier. In this episode, we explore Chuck Yeager’s journey from a young West Virginia farm boy to World War II fighter ace, elite test pilot, and the man who flew the Bell X-1 past Mach 1 on October 14, 1947. Learn how Yeager’s skill, courage, and cool under p...

The Greatest Sports Inventions That Changed the Game Forever 14.09.2026

Discover the most game-changing sports inventions in history on this episode of The Tom Gulley Show! From the humble beginnings of the baseball glove and catcher's chest protector to modern breakthroughs like the computerized ball and strike detector, we dive deep into the innovations that transformed baseball, basketball, football, hockey, soccer, and more. Explore the stories behind the plexigla...

Fantasy Island: The Classic 1970s TV Series Where Dreams Came True 13.09.2026

Dive deep into the mysterious world of Fantasy Island on this episode! Join host Tom Gulley as he explores the iconic 1970s–80s ABC anthology series that turned every guest’s deepest wish into reality—for a price—on a remote tropical paradise. Discover the behind-the-scenes stories of Ricardo Montalbán’s unforgettable Mr. Roarke, Hervé Villechaize’s Tattoo and his legendary “Da plane! Da plane!” c...

Jack LaLanne: The Godfather of Fitness Who Revolutionized American Health & Exercise 12.09.2026

Discover the incredible life and lasting legacy of Jack LaLanne, the pioneering fitness icon known as the “Godfather of Fitness.” Born in 1914, LaLanne transformed from a sugar-addicted, unhealthy teen into America’s original exercise and nutrition guru after a life-changing lecture. In this episode of The Tom Gulley Show, we explore how he opened the nation’s first modern health club in Oakland i...

Schoolhouse Rock! The Catchy Songs That Taught a Generation Math, Grammar & Civics 11.09.2026

Relive the magic of Schoolhouse Rock! — the iconic educational animated series that turned multiplication tables, parts of speech, American history, and how a bill becomes a law into unforgettable songs. From “Three Is a Magic Number” and “Conjunction Junction” to “I’m Just a Bill” and “The Preamble,” these short cartoons shaped Saturday mornings and helped millions of kids learn while they sang a...

Fatal Niagara Falls Stunts: The Nitwits Who Met Their Demise Going Over the Falls 09.09.2026

Discover the tragic true stories of the daredevils who attempted to conquer Niagara Falls—and paid the ultimate price. From barrel plunges that ended in disaster to failed jet-ski and kayak attempts, this episode of The Tom Gulley Show explores the fatal history of people who went over the mighty Horseshoe Falls seeking fame, fortune, or glory. Learn about Charles Stephens, the first person to die...

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