Dc Tv Classics

On this special -- and somber -- episode, we remember the life of Adam West, who passed away on June 9, 2017. Keith, Britney, and Nick share their favorite memories of the most iconic Batman and how they've been affected by his passing. About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman ’66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much more. Join Keith Chow, Britney Monae, Nick Lang, and Desiree Rodriguez twice per month as they explore some of these beloved and classic DC TV shows. DC TV Classics is not affiliated with DC Comics or Warner Bros. Television. Logos and artwork featuring DC Comics characters or properties, are trademark of DC Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television. Find DC TV Classics on: Social Media: Facebook – @DCTVClassics – Insta

This Saturday, June 17, the great voices of the DC TV Podcasts Network will be uniting for the annual podcast marathon for charity starting at 10 AM PST. For the third charity event, the network is teaming up with the World Wildlife Fund organization to raise money for the world's leading animal and nature conservation organization. You can donate between today till the end of Saturday, at DCTVPodcasts.com/Fundraiser as the network is trying to raise $1500 dollars for WWF. Even after the charity has hit its goal, you can keep donating. When you make a donation, you automatically get entered into a special raffle with special superhero prizes. The event will be live at Mixlr.com/DCTVPodcasts which you can tune in to via your computer or by downloading the official Mixlr App on the App Store and on Android Devices. Sign up for a free account and follow the official DC TV Podcasts channel on Mixlr so you can get notified when the marathon goes live. We hope to see as many of our listeners as possible on Saturd

The much anticipated Wonder Woman, starring Gal Gadot and directed by Patty Jenkins, finally hits theaters around the world this weekend! To celebrate the Amazon Princess' ascension to movie star status, the DC TV Classics crew looks back at Diana's importance as a character and history as a DC TV icon. Nick Lang officially joins the team as a permanent co-host to remember the TV movie The New Original Wonder Woman, also known as the pilot for the series from the 1970s starring Lynda Carter. They also discuss the just-surfaced test footage for a William Dozier-produced Wonder Woman series from 1967 and compare both takes to the new movie taking the world by storm. They also discuss the trailer for the animated film Batman & Harley Quinn, Lynda Carter's cameo on Supergirl, and why Teri Hatcher and Dean Cain should have shared at least one scene together during the season finale of Supergirl. About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previ

On the latest episode, Keith, Britney, and Desiree discuss the cancellation of NBC's superhero sitcom Powerless and debate whether it puts the show in "Classics" territory. They also preview Britney's newest role as co-host of the Black Lightning Podcast! And Desiree gushes over the just released video game Injustice 2. They wrap up the show by sharing some listener feedback. About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman ’66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much more. Join Keith Chow, Britney Monae and Desiree Rodriguez twice per month as they explore some of these beloved and classic DC TV shows. DC TV Classics is not affiliated with DC Comics or Warner Bros. Television. Logos and artwork featuring DC Comics characters or properties, are

This week on DC TV Classics, Desiree and Keith are joined by the amazing voice actor Phil LaMarr. Phil is best known for portraying Green Lantern on Justice League and Justice League Unlimited as well as the titular hero on Static Shock. In addition to his DC TV roles, Phil's voice has been heard in Star Wars: Clone Wars, Final Fantasy, and Futurama. Their conversation touches on Phil's start in Los Angeles' improv scene to his iconic turn as the lead in Samurai Jack, before diving in to what it means to portray two iconic black superheroes in the DC Universe. And be sure to stay until the very end for a very special birthday message for Desiree! Before the interview, Desiree and Keith share their thoughts on DC's newly announced digital streaming service and the live action Titans series! Also, Keith has a special message from Universal FanCon, a new fan-centered convention experience coming to Baltimore in 2018! About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and

This week on DC TV Classics, Britney, Desiree, and Keith watch The CW's unaired Aquaman pilot starring Justin Hartley and provide their own commentary track. Now that Aquaman is finally a cool superhero again (shout out former co-host Ken Knudtsen!) thanks to Jason Momoa in Justice League, we revisit the Smallville spin-off that initially tried to Make Aquaman Great Again! Download the episode on iTunes, and follow along as we comment on the Aquaman show that almost was. See Justin Hartley before he was the Green Arrow and before he was The Manny! Afterwards, Britney, Desiree, and Keith break down Aquaman's reputation as a lame superhero and what to expect from his forthcoming cinematic debut. Before the commentary, Desiree shares her thoughts on watching Teen Titans: The Judas Contract on her birthday, Britney gets excited about the return of Bruce Timm's animated Batman in the just announced Batman & Harley Quinn animated movie! About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicat

This week, DC TV Classics is crossing over with The Nerds of Color's Hard NOC Life podcast to bring you part two of Keith's one-on-one conversation with Smallville co-creator Al Gough! At The Nerds of Color, Al and Keith discussed the creation of the AMC martial arts epic Into the Badlands and Al's experience working with Hong Kong cinema superstars like Jackie Chan and Jet Li. For DC TV Classics, the two of them take a deep dive into the history of Smallville, The CW show that kicked off the network's current superhero boom. Al shares anecdotes from the casting of the show's iconic leads to working with Christopher Reeve and how Smallville compares to the current TV incarnations of the DC Universe. Before the interview with Al, Keith, Britney, and Desiree share some news including their reactions to The Flash/Supergirl musical episode, the passing of Swamp Thing co-creator Bernie Wrightson, and Smallville alum Michael Rosenbaum's entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a

Since it's Musical Week at the DC TV Podcast network, the Classics crew has assembled the major players from StarKid Productions' Holy Musical B@man! Joining Keith, Britney, and Desiree are Nick Lang -- who played Robin, Joe Walker -- who played Batman, and Brian Holden -- who played Superman.  And rounding out the panel is someone who knows a thing or two about musicals, former Warbler on Glee: Curt Mega! Together they discuss everything from the show's origins, why Batman was the perfect superhero for a musical, which Hogwarts House they'd sort their characters into, and what a Holy Musical sequel might contain.  About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman ’66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much more. Join Keith Chow, Britney Monae a

On February 21, 2011, the world lost a legend. Dwayne McDuffie passed away at the age of 49, leaving behind a towering legacy in comics and television. McDuffie was one of the founding fathers of Milestone Media, a prominent writer for DC Comics, and the brains behind DC TV Classics like Justice League, Justice League Unlimited, and Static Shock. His influence on comics and superhero storytelling reverberate to this day. One writer who was inspired by McDuffie is David F. Walker, currently writing Occupy Avengers for Marvel and has previously written Cyborg for DC. David joins Keith and Desiree (Britney is out this week) to remember the life and times of Dwayne McDuffie.  About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman ’66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justi

This week, on a special Valentine's Day edition of DC TV Classics, our hosts look back at some of their favorite -- and not-so-favorite -- romantic pairings from the history of DC on TV. Whether you shipped Clois or WonderBat, Harley & Ivy or Spitfire, we got you covered! Britney and Desiree are once again joined by guest host Nick Lang of StarKid as they recall the many relationships of our favorite DC TV superheroes, including Nick's preference for Huntress and Question, Desiree's love of Robin and Starfire, and Britney's longing for Clark and Chloe. They even find time to bring up Keith's favorite Smallville couple (even though he's out sick!). About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman ’66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much m

DC TV Classics returns to discuss the brief short-lived NBC series Constantine, based on the classic Vertigo comic Hellblazer. Even though it was canceled after one season, Matt Ryan's instantly iconic portrayal of John Constantine has led to a guest appearance on Arrow and the show's resurrection as an animated series on CW Seed. Keith, Britney, and Desiree share their thoughts on why the show only lasted 13 episodes, its erasure of the lead character's sexuality, and whether the show fits into The CW's DC TV Universe. About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman ’66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much more. Join Keith Chow, Britney Monae and Desiree Rodriguez twice per month as they explore some of these beloved and classic DC TV show

DC TV Classics' first episode of the new year looks back at the lives and careers of two of the most iconic actresses in DC history who we lost in 2016. Keith, Britney, and Desiree mourn and remember Carrie Fisher, who played Daily Planet Editor Pauline Kahn on Smallville, and Noel Neill, the original Lois Lane from The Adventures of Superman. About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman '66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much more. Join Keith Chow, Britney Monae and Desiree Rodriguez twice per month as they explore some of these beloved and classic DC TV shows. DC TV Classics is not affiliated with DC Comics or Warner Bros. Television. Logos and artwork featuring DC Comics characters or properties, are trademark of DC Entertainment and

DC TV Classics is back with a special Holiday themed episode! Keith and Britney welcome back two of our favorite guests -- Team StarKid's own Nick Lang and writer Desiree Rodriguez -- to share their favorite Christmas episodes from DC TV history. We discuss "Comfort and Joy" from Justice League, "Seasons Greedings" from Lois & Clark, "Christmas with the Joker" from Batman: The Animated Series, and the movie Batman Returns. We also announce a brand new co-host and recap the latest news. About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman '66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much more. Join Keith Chow, Britney Monae and Desiree Rodriguez twice per month as they explore some of these beloved and classic DC TV shows. DC TV Classics is not affilia

DC TV Classics took an extended break but like Young Justice, we are back! This time your hosts Keith Chow and Britney Monae are joined by special guest Desiree Rodriguez, a writer from sites such as Women Write About Comics, The Nerds of Color, and an editorial assistant for Lion Forge Comics. The three of them discuss the latest news concerning classic DC TV shows including the a 1990s Flash reunion on The CW (pics can be found at The Flash Podcast homepage) and why Keith wants a similar Smallville reunion on Supergirl. Speaking of Smallville, they also discuss Tom Welling's recently ended t-shirt campaign for St. Jude's Children's Hospital, which led to a lengthy discussion about Clark Kent and Superman and why Quentin Tarantino is completely wrong (it'll make sense once you listen). This show, however, is dedicated to the return of Young Justice. The trio spends the remainder of the podcast reminiscing about Young Justice and speculate what fans can expect now that the series has been resurrected for a th

DC TV Classics returns with your hosts Keith Chow and Britney Monae, as they are joined by Nick Lang from StarKid Productions! We miss the days of DC superhero show with catchy, hummable theme songs. So we counted down our five favorite television themes from Neil Hefti's iconic Batman '66 theme to Remy Zero's pop rock anthem for Smallville. Tune in to see where your favorite classic DC TV theme song ranked! About the podcast: DC TV Classics, a product of DC TV Podcasts, is dedicated to reflecting and discussing the previous DC Comics television shows that have come before, such as The Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman '66, Smallville, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Birds of Prey, Batman: The Animated Series, Justice League, and much more. Join Keith Chow, Britney Monae and Ken Knudtsen twice per month as they explore some of these beloved and classic DC TV shows. DC TV Classics is not affiliated with DC Comics or Warner Bros. Television. Logos and artwork featuring DC Comics ch

  On the third episode of DC TV Classics, your hosts Keith Chow and Britney Monae are joined by Wonder Woman herself, Susan Eisenberg of Justice League and Justice League Unlimited to talk about her time in the golden tiara. With 2016 being the 75th anniversary of the creation of Wonder Woman, Susan looks back at the character's significance to her career and to the culture at large. They also discuss favorite episodes of JL/JLU, reminisce about Diana's flirty relationship with Batman, and emphasize the importance of voice over actors and why they deserve respect in the industry. Find DC TV Classics on: Social Media: Facebook – @DCTVClassics – Instagram Subscribe: iTunes – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV Podcasts Contact: dctvepodcasts@gmail.com  

On the second episode of DC TV Classics, your hosts Keith Chow and Britney Monae are joined by pop culture historian Alan Kistler to reflect on the television program that started it all: The Adventures of Superman starring George Reeves! Since its launch in 1952, The Adventures of Superman proves that DC Comics superheroes have been an indelible part of television since the inception of the medium. In addition to reminiscing about George Reeves’ Superman, this episode also touches on the mysterious details surrounding Reeves’ death – which were dramatized in the 2006 film Hollywoodland starring Ben Affleck – and debate whether the “curse of Superman” actually exists. Also: news from New York Comic-Con, including the sequel to Batman: Return of the Caped Crusaders starring William Shatner as Two-Face and the debut of Batman ’66 Meets Wonder Woman ’77 by Jeff Parker and Mark Andreyko! Find DC TV Classics on: Social Media: Facebook – @DCTVClassics – Instagram Subscribe: iTunes – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV

On the first episode of DC TV Classics, your hosts Keith Chow, Britney Monae and Ken Knudtsen, get together to introduce themselves to the listening audience as they debut the newest podcast in the DC TV Podcasts Network. Get to know the three nerds and what DC TV Classics is all about as they take you on a journey on exploring the history of DC Comics on television in both live-action and animation. Find DC TV Classics on: Social Media: Facebook - @DCTVClassics - Instagram Subscribe: iTunes - Stitcher Radio - YouTube - DC TV Podcasts Contact: dctvpodcasts@gmail.com

Coming soon to the DC TV Podcasts Network, DC TV Classics, your podcast dedicated to the history of DC Comics on television!