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Published by Double Down Podcast Network
Looking back at the shows that shaped our childhood
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In this episode, Chris and Mark wax nostalgic over a pint-sized superhero, Hanna Barbera mainstays, and the joy of retro-futurism.
In this episode, Chris and Mark risk upsetting an entire nation as the talk short-lived breakfast cereals, unhelpful stereotypes, and unfortunate character designs as we head north of the border.
In this episode, Chris gets a not-so-warm fuzzy feeling as we discuss Scandinavian folklore, Britney Spears, and Death Metal.
In this episode, Chris and Mark talk Workingmen's Clubs, cursed puppets, and watching dodgy videos on the train as they look back at the unlikely phenomenon that was Dooby Duck.
In this episode, Chris and Mark are back after a prolonged break (sorry about that!) to talk about uncanny coincidences, the definition of a menace, and address some listener feedback.
In this episode, we revisit a cat so chilled, he's forgotten his own name. And at our age, we can relate!
In this episode, Chris and Mark talk bold fashion choices and horrific character design, and Chris learns something new about owls.
In this episode, Chris and Mark apologise profusely for overlooking this listener recommendation for quite so long...
Ho! Ho! Ho! Merry Christmas, listeners! It's that time of year again, as Chris and Mark track down a Christmas Special for the ages.
In this episode, Chris and Mark take a belated look north at the seventh greatest Scot of all time, rubbish 80s licensed computer game titles, and hark back to the original concept and format of this show. Not bad for a rainy Tuesday in the Rhondda...
In this episode, Chris and Mark show their "Champion Spirit" - whatever the hell that is, and Chis explains the "Offside" rule.
In this episode, Chris gets beaten for unleashing his inner toddler in a department store, Mark gets schooled on all things Blippi, and the pair go off on a rather large tangent about the state of kids' TV today. All in a day's work, really...
After an unexpected break, Chris and Mark look back at the third Spielberg-sponsored Warner cartoons of the 90s - Freakazoid!
In this episode, Chris and Mark wax poetic over the bard of their childhood, Chris forgets what day of the week it is, and Mark suggests something stupid and borderline illegal...
In this episode, Chris and Mark look back at a show neither of them remembered particularly fondly, and wonder how it made it onto the SM:PD list to begin with...
In this episode, Chris and Mark spend four minutes laughing at an engineering miscalculation, remember the planes of their youth, and add more shows to the SM:PD roster.
In this episode, Chris and Mark battle with death, boredom, and senseless buffoonery as man's impact on the natural world comes front and centre.
In this episode, things go from wholesome to horrific in the blink of an eye as Chris ponders where Wuzzles come from and Mark regales the world with tales of misconduct of the grossest kind...
Welcome back, listeners! New year, same bullshit as Chris and Mark welcome a special guest and look back at what may or may not have been a really vivid. fever dream…
Ho, Ho, Ho! Merry Christmas, listeners. To round off the year, Chris and Mark go back far further than they’re willing to admit in search of an underrated gem, wax poetic about 80s sitcoms, and ascertain that Mark’s mother truly is one of a kind.
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Observed September 19, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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