Decades Apart Watching Decades Together

Vic and Bob discuss the episode, The Friendship Business, from Saved by the Bell. Tune in to hear about Bob's booming second grade business, friendship bracelets of 2024, the coolest video of 1989, and Robin Leach. Have a recommendation on a more recent show for Bob to have Vic watch? Let us know! Original Air Date: Nov 4, 1989

In today’s episode, co-hosts Vic and Bob discuss the episode, Fatal Distraction. While it was intended to be a light-hearted episode, it took a couple unexpected turns! Tune in to hear how Vic's perspective of this episode has change over the decades. You’ll also hear some backstory to the theme music and Mark Paul, who plays the character, Zack.   Episode: Fatal Distraction Original Air Date: Sept 9, 1989

Welcome back to Decades Apart Watching Decades Together! This episode kicks off season 3 with Saved by the Bell. In today’s episode, Vic and Bob discuss everything from dance trends through the years, teenyboppers, and Casey Kasem.   Episode: Season 2, Episode 1 - Dancing to the Max Original Air Date: August 20, 1989

What are we covering today? You guessed it – Vic’s favorite episode! Listen along as we discuss Lucy and Ethel’s celebrity homes tour through Beverly Hills. Between the characters' one-liners and the various Easter eggs, you're sure to enjoy this one. This episode also features a short snippet of Vic’s original song, “Let Bob Learn Vocabulary Hour.”

Tune in to hear Vic and Bob discuss another one of Vic's favorite I Love Lucy episodes! This episode is full of fun facts, Easter Eggs (or perhaps, "hidden gems"), and laughs. You'll hear about popular 1950's celebrities and a true highlight of Lucy's physical comedy. Original Air Date: February 7, 1955

In this episode, Vic and Bob discuss the technological advancements through the decades, the struggles of tuning your TV in the ‘50s, and a lot of history in between. Listen along as these sisters laugh about old-time sayings that get lost in the almost 20-year age gap. For our younger millennial and Gen Z listeners, you may learn quite a lot alongside Bob! Original air date: May 19, 1952

Today Vic and Bob review Bob’s favorite episode yet – "The Operetta"! In between their laughter, Vic and Bob break down the comical chaos, share background on Desi Arnaz, and explain how all roads lead back to Lucy.   Original Episode Air Date: October 13, 1952

Tune in to hear how this episode parallels Vic and Bob's approach to DIY projects, a quick history lesson on telephone party lines, and how inventive Ethel was by creating an early version of a "mobile" phone. Air Date: November 24, 1952.

For season three, Vic and Bob will be reviewing the 1950's classic TV show, I Love Lucy! Listen along to hear how this show changed the entertainment industry, challenged gender roles, inspired Vic, and created a nickname for Bob. Air date: February 19, 1952.

Vic and Bob discuss their final episode of the Seinfeld season - The Marine Biologist! Listen along as they break down the true artistry of George's monologue, a generation of aspiring marine biologists, and the horror that was 80s children's shows. Stick around until the end to hear the announcement of the show they will be covering next season!

Vic and Bob discuss the iconic 1995 movie, Clueless. Listen as we breakdown the movie's impact on fashion, the use (or lack thereof) of pagers, perspective changes, and everything in between. Reach out to us at [email protected].

Listen to find out what goes down in the lobby of a Chinese restaurant with Elaine, George and Jerry. Air date May 23, 1991.

George tries to go back to work as if nothing happened after quitting and Jerry goes along with one of Kramer's ideas. Listen as we breakdown this epsiode!

The original air date was February 13, 1991. Listen as we breakdown the episode with George's plan to switch out the tape of a voice message machine.

The original air date was June 21, 1990. Listen as we breakdown the episode with George and his stock tip, Elaine and her cat problem, and Jerry and Vanessa.

Jerry tries to break up with his childhood friend. Kramer wants to start a business. Listen to our take! Feel free to reach out to [email protected].

This episode includes all four main characters, Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer. Find out what happens when a robbery occurs and they look into switching apartments.

Two sisters, practically 20 years apart in age review Seinfeld's "The Stakeout". We talk about the episode and what was going on in 1990! Reach out to us at [email protected]

The show were sisters almost 20 years apart in age watch shows from decades ago. The different perspectives will surprise you! This episode is a review of Seinfeld's pilot episode. Contact us at [email protected]

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