The Dogg Zzone by 1900HOTDOG

In this episode, guest Dan McQuade, a humorist known for his sharp takes on reality television, joins to dissect a particularly bizarre episode of America's Next Top Model. The conversation unveils Tyra Banks' knack for stealing the spotlight and the chaotic world of reality TV contestants. They humorously critique the absurdity and narcissism prevalent in the genre, while also touching on the harsh realities models face behind the glamour. Expect laughs and insightful reflections on the madness of viral fame and the surreal dynamics of reality shows!

Brockway slips into his paisley blazer to trick Seanbaby and guest, Merritt K, into watching the 1986 movie Heat, with Burt Reynolds. It's a hardboiled neo-noir detective movie, and a Karate Kid mentor story, and also a Jackie Chan style stunt comedy starring, again, Burt Reynolds.

Seanbaby, Brockway, and guest Rusty Shackles celebrate the bonkers Thai martial arts movie Bangkok Knockout, and mourn the several million stuntmen it surely killed.

After three decades, someone has finally uncovered the pilot for the lost 1990s American live action adaptation of Sailor Moon. Brockway shines the Magical Girl Signal. Seanbaby and Lydia Bugg solemnly answer.

Join Dennard Dayle, a pop culture enthusiast, as he dives into the delightful chaos of Herculoids, a 1960s cartoon about a drunken family and their four godzillas. The discussion blends nostalgia with humor, exploring the absurd storytelling and zany characters like Zandor facing off against villainous Raider Apes. They reflect on the show's bizarre plotlines and hilarious misadventures, highlighting its unique charm and the whimsical appeal that continues to resonate with fans.

Brockway drafts Seanbaby and Defector's Dan McQuade to discuss D.T. in Dawg Territory, the bizarre children's sci-fi action movie created by, starring, and for the 1988 Cleveland Browns. It's about dog aliens, and the Cleveland Browns have a machine gun in the locker room!

Seanbaby foolishly thaws Brockway and guest, Bryan Stratton, who immediately go on a drunken rampage. Just like in Captain Al Cohol, the 1973 public service comic book about the dangers of Inuit alcoholism that accidentally invented the first superhero who fuckin' parties.

Brockway blows a whistle that only dog murderers can hear, so Seanbaby and guest Tom Reimann come running to discuss the 1991 children's dog adventure movie, Bingo!

Seanbaby wrangles Brockway and guest, Lydia Bugg, for the finale of Playing It Straight - the 2004 reality show about hunting secret gays for profit. We allowed this! We did this! There is no such thing as innocence.

Lydia Bugg, a popular columnist and TikTok commentator, joins the hosts for a lively discussion about the chaotic reality show 'Playing It Straight.' They dive into the absurdity of reality TV and the outdated stereotypes of gay men during the early 2000s. Lydia shares humorous insights about relationships and the bizarre dynamics of contestants trying to prove their heterosexuality. The conversation hilariously critiques masculinity and reflects on how societal perceptions of sexuality have evolved since then.