In this episode, Pryce talks about Dick Van Dyke’s first attempt to return to prime time TV (a rebroadcast of a recent segment), the 2008 Universal Studios fire, wrestler Don Bass, Riverdance, and Ageless Aesthetics of Arkansas.
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In this episode, Pryce gives some facts about outlaw country legends Johnny Bush, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Billy Joe Shaver, all of whom died within a span of three weeks last October; also, the feud involving Three Stooges comedy short producers Jules White and Hugh McCollum (a repeat of a recent segment), forgotten wrestler Bob Sweetan,…
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In this episode, Pryce talks about legendary college football coach Lou Little, bizarre brand extensions, the late wrestler Tracy Smothers, the history of Sonic Drive-In (a rebroadcast of a previous segment), and the ill-fated TV drama Profit (yet another rebroadcast of a previous segment).
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In this episode, the guys remember Uncle John’s old friends Larry and Randy, wrestling legend Barry Orton, and restauranteur Clifton Humphries.
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In this episode Pryce talks about the Ouachita County Medical Center, legendary animator Tex Avery, wrestling icon ‘Mean’ Gene Okerlund, David Cassidy and Man Undercover (his first post-Partridge Family effort that lasted only 10 episodes), and what the world looked like in the year 1998.
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In this episode, the guys talk about Uncle John’s friend Randy on his birthday, Chidester’s Dollar General being voted ‘Best Dollar General in the World’, Classic wrestling, legend Wendy Richter, and the April Fools prank on Ho-Daddy.
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In this episode, Pryce gives you the details on classic film and tv character ‘Zorro’, classic musician Phil Harris, The Universal Wrestling Federation, and famous composer Buddy Morrow.
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In this episode, Pryce talks about the progressive-era’s Women’s Club movement, the off-screen personality of Andy Griffith, classic wrestler Ken Patera, and play-based movie ‘The Women’, and The Dean Martin Show’s ‘Gold Diggers’.
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In this episode, Uncle John and Kelly sit back and recall the time when Uncle John met Tommy Chong, the Razorbacks’ March Madness upcoming game, swap meets, wrestling legend Velvet McIntyre, and Uncle John’s “last official meeting with the police in Arkansas”.
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