Send us a text Nothing like a good fight after a big meal. Corbett and Lucy are talking about the Geraldo show fight in 1988. What happens when you put two polar opposite sides in the same room, someone throws a chair. With Thanksgiving on the way it is time to put on the gloves and get ready for a traditional family get together. TV was never this crazy, or maybe it was exactly this crazy.
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Send us a text Nothing like a good fight after a big meal. Corbett and Lucy are talking about the Geraldo show fight in 1988. What happens when you put two polar opposite sides in the same room, someone throws a chair. With Thanksgiving on the way it is time to put on the gloves and get ready for a traditional family get together. TV was never this crazy, or maybe it was exactly this crazy.
Send us a text Lucy and Corbett review Uncle Buck and talk about babysitting, parenting, and big pancakes. Yes, another John Hughes film to review, it seems like they just defined a whole era... at least for suburb family's in Chicago, in the 80's.
What You Missed When You Didn't Exist
Send us a text Nothing like a good fight after a big meal. Corbett and Lucy are talking about the Geraldo show fight in 1988. What happens when you put two polar opposite sides in the same room, someone throws a chair. With Thanksgiving on the way it is time to put on the gloves and get ready for a traditional family get together. TV was never this crazy, or maybe it was exactly this crazy.
