How are we ready? I feel ready. All right. What are we doing? It's a podcast called the three questions. Oh, you haven't listened to what to this

podcast of mine called the three questions. No, of course I've heard it. Oh, all right. Oh, well, great. Thank you. I like your podcast too. Thanks pal.

Propized once. Huh? Yeah, you know, I'm too scared to do improv. Hey, wait, when is this going to be heard by people? How should I know? You don't know.

I think you know what next week? Wow. Get it hot off the president. Maybe I'll make news then and announce my new podcast. Oh, that's exciting. Do it right now.

Michelle, I do. Right. Yeah. We're all this is the show is started. Oh, okay. Yeah. So you know, everyone. Welcome to questions. He and the

Daly's my guest. I knew that because it says it right on the fucking screen when you push on play. It says Andy Daly.

Well, sometimes the podcast will just start and you haven't chosen to start it. You know, yeah, yeah, that's true. Anyhow, auto play. It happens to me sometimes.

My podcast, the Andy Daly podcast pilot project podcast project. As you know, there's a character. My name, Dalton Wilcox, who has tried his hand at two

podcast pilots and believe it or not, one of them got picked up. And so we are recording it now. It is called bananas for

bananza with Dalton Wilcox and each episode, he, uh, they focus is on one episode of the classic television Western bananza.

They got for me TV. Is that where you're getting the program? They're all on YouTube. I don't know why. Oh, wow. I wonder every time I've just every

episode of bananzas on YouTube. I do watch the me TV. You know what I'm talking. I don't know what that is. It is. It's a channel.

What that what used to be you HF, you know, how, you know, I'm for kids out there. It used to TV used to just be two through

what you had 13. You had channel two, four, five, seven, nine, 11 and 13. Yeah, I think 13 ended up being

and that was a yes. And that was VHF. That was that's very high frequency. Well for me, 13 was PBS. And then you had a separate

dial. Yeah, for the UHF. That's what I'm saying. That beyond 13, it had a separate dial, which was UHF, which was your

shitty channels. That was like somehow like a hundred channels, but you could only clearly tune in about five. Right. Exactly.

You had to like move the actual antenna to get them. Yeah. Yeah. But that was like that's where they would show the

reruns of the Brady bunch. Yeah. You know, eight times a day. And it was all re old reruns and old movies. And that's

where you're kind of create your feature stuff. Yeah. So me TV, I think it's like channel 20 here on Mo, you know, on if you were had a regular TV

at B. on channel 20. And it is just old TV. Wow. It's just Columbus and co-jacks and mashes and my mother, the car and fucking

drag net. Just like, and it is, it is such like a palliative to just, yeah, like feel like, oh, this is, yeah, I'm just going to watch this

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