Like all good things, even DC TV Classics must come to an end! Keith and Britney bid adieu to DC TV Classics and the DC TV Podcast network by looking back on their favorite moments from the previous 56 episodes. Thank you to all of our listeners and to Andy and the DC TV Podcast community for the support over the years. Don't worry. We'll be back. Always hold on to Classics! DC TV Classics is a joint production between Hard NOC Media and DC TV Podcasts. Subscribe: iTunes – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV Podcasts – Google Play – iHeartRadio Contact ..read more

Keith and Britney are back with an all-new episode! With only a week left before the massive "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover on The CW, our hosts look at the inclusion of all of the classic DCTV shows and movies that are being included this year, such as Smallville, Birds of Prey, Batman 66, The Flash 1990, Batman: The Animated Series and Superman Returns. And those are just the ones we know about. What other classic cameos could be in store? Will the crossover live up to the hype of this fan edited trailer by YouTuber UltraSargent? Will the Smallville Earth survive the crossover? So man ..read more

With all of the news involving the inclusion of Smallville in this year's "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover, we had to return with a special episode of DC TV Classics! Keith is joined by fellow Smallville superfan, Arune Singh  -- VP of Sales and Marketing for Boom! Studios -- to share their mutual love for all things Smallville and nerd out about the return of Tom Welling and Erica Durance as Clark Kent and Lois Lane! DC TV Classics is a joint production between Hard NOC Media and DC TV Podcasts. Find DC TV Classics on: Social Media: Facebook – DCTVClassics&n ..read more

On Saturday, September 7, several members of DC TV Podcasts took part in the network's annual Diversity and Representation in DC TV live-show on Mixlr.com/DCTVPodcasts. The discussion featured Andy Behbakht (The Flash Podcast, Titans Podcast), Tatiana Hullender (The Flash Podcast), Keith Chow (DC TV Classics), Britney Monae (Black Lightning Podcast, DC TV Classics), Nate Milton (Black Lightning Podcast), Cori McCreery (Titans Podcast), Laura Sirikul (Titans Podcast), Angie Dahl (Stargirl Podcast), and Lissette Sáenz (Stargirl Podcast), along with special guest Tamara Brooks as the moderator. T ..read more

On Saturday, June 29th, DC TV Classics joined the rest of the DC TV Podcasts network LIVE for the annual charity event marathon to raise money for Magic Wheelchair! On this episode, Keith is joined by special guests Craig Byrne (Editor-in-Chief of KSiteTV) and Andy Behbakht (Host of The Flash Podcast and Titans Podcast) to discuss what classic DC shows should participate in the Arrowverse's upcoming Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover! Which of the old school shows should join the CW heroes in saving the Multiverse? Find out on the latest episode of DC TV Classics! Thank you to everyone who pa ..read more

Ooh, we've got a live one here! The moment you've all been waiting for. It's all been leading up to this. On June 23, 1989, the course of cinema history was forever altered when Tim Burton's Batman was released and Batmania swept the nation. Wait'll you get a load of Keith Chow and Adam Starcaster reminiscing about the legendary film on its 30th anniversary. They talk about everything from the toys and merchandise to the Danny Elfman score and the classic Prince soundtrack. Adam also makes up a bunch of stuff that never happened (or did they?) -- including a mysterious video interview featurin ..read more

Keith Chow and Adam Starcaster have finally made it to 1989! Unfortunately, they're not talking about Batman just yet. Instead, the first DC superhero movie of this landmark year -- which, coincidentally was also produced by Benjamin Melinker and Michael Uslan -- was The Return of Swamp Thing, a sequel to Wes Craven's original from 1982. The campy follow-up starred Heather Locklear as Abbie Arcane and brought back Dick Durock as Swamp Thing and Louis Jourdan as the evil Anton Arcane (even though he died a movie prior). Joining the cast is Superman II actress Sarah Douglas. They also spend some ..read more

On another DC TV Classics movie rewatch, Keith Chow and Adam Starcaster revisit the final Christopher Reeve Superman film, 1987's Superman IV: The Quest for Peace. Directed by Sidney Furie, Superman IV ended the film franchise that made you believe a man could fly. It also introduced Nuclear Man (instead of Bizarro) and Jon Cryer (Supergirl's Lex Luthor) into Superman canon. Keith and Adam also read listener mail and announce the upcoming schedule for the rest of the podcast. Are there any redeeming qualities to this much-derided film? Tune in and find out! DC TV Classics is a joint produ ..read more

This week on DC TV Classics, Keith Chow and Adam Starcaster analyze the first incarnation of an extended DC Universe, 1984's Supergirl. Directed by Jeannot Szwarc, the Salkinds attempted to broaden the universe created in the Christopher Reeve Superman movies by exploring the adventures of his "cousin" Kara Zor-El. Starring Helen Slater in the title role and Faye Dunaway -- as the villainous witch Selena, Supergirl failed to meet the box office heights of its predecessors. Despite its box office struggles, the movie will go down in history as the first mainstream female superhero film, paving ..read more

Keith Chow and Adam Starcaster return to Metropolis to do an audio commentary for Superman III, the 1983 sequel starring Richard Pryor and Christopher Reeve. Widely regarded as the point when the Reeve Superman franchise took a downturn, Keith and Adam discover... it wasn't that bad. Together, they reassess the film's legacy: Like, how it inspired the plot to the '90s classic, Office Space. When it seemed to repurpose the Adam West Batcave. The horrific transformation of the main henchwoman into a robot. Also, the Clark vs. Bad Superman stuff is great, as is the chemistry between Reeve and Ann ..read more