And we’re releasing… MORE!!!

The wizards podcast pairing reminds me of that joke from the good place where Michael says “hey, we’re friends! Like…Ross and Phoebe!” And Eleanor is like “weird combination but okay I guess so”

That two second “They did not work with Dan Schneider” was loud💀

The Always Sunny podcast is basically just a behind the scenes discussion of each episode. It’s like the bonus material on a dvd. It’s very much appreciated by fans!

I gotta say the Ned's Declassified podcast makes me feel even happier to be a fan of the show. Knowing they had such a great time and are close friends now is just uplifting.

The It’s Always Sunny podcast is awesome because those guys are pretty tight lipped as far as celebs go. This podcast is the first time they’ve been really open about their lives and creative process. Also…they hardly talk about the episodes lol they always get sidetracked

i feel like these are sort of a replacement for "director's commentaries" almost since releasing shows on dvd is much of a thing anymore, it fills a similar kind of desire to hear people talk about the show they were on

The Always Sunny Podcast is the best rewatch podcast because: • Glenn, Rob, and Charlie are best friends • they are also the main actors, writers, creators, show runners, editors, directors etc. so they know the entire behind the scenes • the runner of the pod, Meg, was a long time fan of the show for years before working on it so she knows what the fans want to see and she adds that love for the show that comes with fan podcasts • very loose so it feels genuine • have episodes not related to a specific episode watch (and some that barely tie into the show at all) • isn’t nostalgia bait but instead is for them to improve later seasons/ see how much the show has changed over its run • they get on guests that most people wouldn’t (composers, guest stars, choreographers, exec producers, writers)

Can’t wait for Scott to revisit this on the pod!

Scott Cramer is NOT a hypocrite 💯💯

Ned's Declassified was one of the few shows I watched growing up that didn't leave me upset when it ended, I felt it closed on a pretty satisfying note.

I have to say, "Drama Queens", the rewatch podcast by the 3 lead actresses of One Tree Hill, is phenomenal. They finally have a platform to talk openly about the abuse they received from their boss at the time, how it permeated the entire industry in the 2000s and how it affected them. Going episode by episode allows for behind the scenes stories, realisations of personal growth and viewing of plotlines through a modern day lens.

the thing with it’s always sunny is that if they never made a show they probably would have made a podcast together eventually

haven't watched the video but i love office ladies

Both Selena and David have pitched a reboot/sequel multiple times for wizards, sadly they’re shot down everytime. Whether kid friendly or adult oriented.

Everyone was asking for Ned’s Declassified Adulthood guide so we had to make that a podcast too 😊 (it’s us. Not the rewatch pod. But the one that tackles adulthood topics/issues to help you survive!)

The TV show podcast I liked a lot was The Good Place: The Podcast. It wasn't a rewatch podcast, they recorded it while filming the show and it's basically like an extended commentary track. Because they were recording at the same time as the show, the guests were way more varied. Actors, writers, but also VFX people explaining how they did certain scenes. I think this is also why the always sunny podcast is so popular. It features people who are actually involved in making the show, who know where certain ideas came from, who know things that no-one else does, because it never made it in the final script. And those people aren't just one-time guests, they are on the show enough to actually get into specifics.

Goes to show how completely out of the loop I am when I thought the Always Sunny podcast was the only one to ever do this concept ever, and had no idea any single one of these other ones existed

The Always Sunny podcast is truly the best example of a rewatch podcast because they’re not JUST the main actors, they’re the creators and writers and directly involved in so much more of the show making. Outside of the podcast itself, none of the guys are terribly public (except Rob with Welcome to Wrexham) but it’s a great chemistry between them all, amazing guests, and just….such a comfort show.

I think the Ned's Declassified pod has a lot of potential staying power, because the show was about experiences and advice about things to avoid. So, when they are done going through the show it could just be more of them talking about their lives and giving advice on how they might have handled things differently or even times when they handled things well

Scrubs feels like older dads looking back at their college days. They’re precious. And a lot of the storylines were incredibly heartfelt and featured people they loved.

The gang from Its always sunny is the best. 1. They have everyone from the show on at some point. 2. It isnt nostalgia because the show hasnt ended. 3.They all have money, they are doing it for fun. 4. The show is funny so hearing the stories behind the scenes is awesome. 5. Charlie Day is my spirit animal. Lol.

I think the biggest thing is really just the chemistry between the hosts. I think that's why Kevin and Jenna have had multiple Glee podcasts, because the two of them have such great chemistry and are a lot of fun to listen to.

I've been really enjoying Wizards of Waverly Pod recently. Jennifer Stone is so refreshingly normal and levelheaded about everything. I feel like there's this stereotype that teen actors who don't "make it" as adults grow up to be trainwrecks, but Jennifer seems more sensible than some of her peers who were successful as adults.

There’s gotta be a market for a rewatch podcast about rewatch podcasts. An episode by episode recap of the episode by episode recaps.

I do think the rewatch pods are much better than the "adult reboot" series have been, and 1000% better than a reboot of the series with a different cast as well. You just know Friends is going to be done again in the next 5 years like HIMYF.

I really like Office Ladies, because they do a lot of behind the scenes stuff and not just talk about the show. I really like hearing about TV production, so this is interesting to me.

I love the Ned podcast. I think the reason why I love it so much, is because they DON'T talk about the episode that much. They just talk about life.

I like the Neds podcast because they use the subject of the episode as a jumping off point to talk about other things. I think Devin, Daniel, and Lindsey are just interesting to listen to.

If it doesn’t already exist, the next tv show to be turned into a podcast will be Modern Family, it’ll be called Podern Family and be hosted by the neighbors and Ariel Winter

The thing about the Ned's crew being a little bitter about Zoey 101 getting a reboot makes total sense to me. The appeal of Zoey 101 was honestly the setting. It was so cool to watch these kids at this school by the beach. I don't know how that translates into a reboot. Ned's Declassified has the perfect transition to an adult reboot. They could have done a high school survival guide, college survival guide, adult survival guide. I would be interested in any of those. I'm on their side. Of all the Nickelodeon shows, I think a reboot for them makes the most sense.

In all honesty, the gravity falls podcast hosted by Alex Hirsch was the one constant in my life while I was going through a lot of medical stuff. So I hope these podcast creators know how much they’re helping people and that they’re mostly not desperate. ❤

I'm honestly enjoying the Wizards of Waverly Pod as someone who grew up watching the show and loving the things they cover in each episode, esp the look BTS and little moments they remember from filming. And gotta say, when it comes to hosts, it's who I imagined it would be, Harper (Jennifer's character) and Jerry (David's) are both iconic figures when it comes to the story (Harper is the best friend of the main character with so much personality she stays in your mind and David is the dad). Not to mention they have great chemistry as hosts and are good friends, so things flow nicely.

I actually love the Ned’s one! They have great chemistry and actually talk about adult stuff now including the show. It’s pretty funny and usually isn’t about the show much as they end up talking about stories along with the making of the show sometimes.

I love the smallville rewatch podcast a lot. They clearly don’t want a reboot and bring on a lot of stars from the show. It’s just reminiscing

What I like about the Ned Pod, is while they do go on long tangents about things other than the 11 minute episode, it’s almost like a new survival guide. They’re giving tips, and jeez Louise, Lindsay’s stories are a big “what not to do,” or a “if you did do that, there’s still hope for recovery.”

Scott is officially a father “I’ve got crab grass in my yard and it gets me heated thinking about it”

I'd say a rewatch podcast is more of a dvd commentary in an age where no ones buys dvds anymore. Disclaimer though, I've not heard any of these podcasts. But if it's basically cast and crew giving interesting trivia and sharing fun stories then I'm all for it.

I love Pod Meets World for nostalgic reasons but I really do enjoy hearing Rider, Danielle, and Will talk about their experience as actors. Also they just have great chemistry. It's clear that they've been friends outside of the show for a long time and it does feel like you're just hanging out with your friends. It's awesome.

It isn't surprising Christy Carlson Romano is the one behind the current crop of rewatch podcasts. Before that she was doing what I can describe as a 'walk & talk' vlogs about her career with some gems like "How Katy Perry got my record deal" and "I auditioned to Princess Diaries and lost the role to Anne Hathaway".

i listen to the its always sunny podcast and really enjoy it- not for nostalgia but to head about the behind the scenes of the show and how it came to be. find it very interesting.

Him saying crabgrass and not making a joke about Susie is honestly really funny

The Sopranos rewatch with Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa was really enjoyable. But mainly because that's a show that's way more deserving of an episode by episode breakdown. It also felt more genuine because they started it during covid lockdowns when they were bored, not for any career boost

A Walt and Jesse from Breaking Bad rewatch podcast would be so good

Adventure time would be such a fun one, because you have the acotes, you have the music, the art, and comedy; just so much that can be talked about. And the dvd commentaries is already really fun to listen to.

i think it's interesting that there aren't many animated series rewatch podcasts since cartoons are a prime source of nostalgia. maybe it's because the voice actors aren't people you can recognize right off the bat unless you're still really into the medium, but i mean they literally have voices meant for podcasts and i feel like it'd be easier to get the stars and crew, even the creators, for some of them. it would at least be a semi new perspective from the usual sitcom rewatches that are dominating

“the pot calling the kettle something you can boil water in” makes so much more sense i’ve ALWAYS thought this

The Neds podcast I've been watching is actually pretty good. It's a lot more about personal stories that tie into the episode they're talking about but it's actually fascinating to see where they've come from a show that was about life lesson in middle school, arguably a much more turbulent and awful time for many kids, even more so than highschool.

The Neds Podcast isn’t really a rewatch podcast, they just use the episode subject as a jumping off point to talk about random and interesting stuff from their lives.

We demand the Neds reboot. Ned's Declassified Workplace Survival Guide. They could mature up the tone a little and have infinite oppurtunities to make fun of training videos.

Talking Sopranos is a good rewatch podcast I think bc Sopranos is a show with a lot of unexplained symbolism and unanswered questions and the actors sometimes dissect things and reveal what the creator was thinking with a certain scene, therefore answering said questions

i love the always sunny podcast because they rarely talk about the episode they are supposed to rewatching, and its just the writers making jokes and sometimes coming up with possible ideas for future episodes

I really like the wizards of waverly pod. I loved the show as a kid and now I find it really interesting to hear about what went on behind the scenes and what’s going on in their lives now. Also Jennifer and David are really good hosts.

I've only listened to Office Ladies and the Parks and Rec podcasts (and Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade all about SNL - but they don't go episode-by-episode), and IMO they're just legitimately enjoyable, interesting, and informative podcasts. The Office Ladies and Parks and Rec guys divulge all kinds of behind-the-scenes stuff that's just really cool to learn about. And the guests are generally the writers/directors/stars of the shows. Simply as a *concept*, I guess it's kinda weird in a way, but just as a fun podcast to listen to, I think both of them are cool. For the Office Ladies, I think a lot of people had been urging them to run with the idea, and they agreed that it would be fun. Also, they're actually best friends in real life, so it's kinda just an excuse for them to hang out and share memories and stuff. Quite similarly to what you said about the Neds podcast - the Office Ladies definitely go scene-by-scene with each episode, but they also randomly talk about their lives and stuff outside of the show, in much the same way. Though I do think this concept was definitely popularized by them, and everything that came after is basically just copying them, so that's kinda "cheap," I guess. It really depends on the individual podcast - Angela and Jenna are fun to listen to and have pretty good memories, so it's fun to listen to them. That might not be the case with some other podcast, especially if the show itself wasn't something as loved and long-running as the Office. I think it makes sense for Parks and Rec, and Always Sunny - maybe not such a good idea for other shows.

I’ve listened to some of the One Tree Hill rewatch podcast, and it’s nice (and also pretty sad honestly) to listen to because the actresses were watching all of the episodes for the first time because of the bad memories that are attached to it due to the show’s creator. I’m glad actors who were kids or just super young and inexperienced can tell their stories on podcasts like this.

The Twilight Saga podcast was the first one I learned about. It was so fun seeing most of the cast together again and talking about their bonds with each other.

I've started 5 or 6 rewatch podcasts, but there's only one that I continued with after a few episodes. All the rest, in my opinion, could've just been an hour or two long reunion and I would have been satisfied.

Highly reccomend the Boy Meets World Rewatch, Pod Meets World. They are very honest about their experiences, but you can tell they also look back at that time in their life fondly. They manage to keep it lighthearted most of the time while occasionally touching on more serious subjects. The show has a ton of heart and they get a lot of great guests om too.

as someone who hyperfixates frequently i love rewatch podcasts. ive watched almost every episode of the sunny podcast, and i sometimes find myself listening to the new girls and glee podcasts

Back here after the Wizards of Waverly Place reboot announcement

I like the Wizards pod because they talk about issues with disney, personal struggles. It just feels real and that's refreshing.

Pod Meets World and Ned's Declassified Podcast Survival Guide are great. I grew up with Boy Meets World and its awesome to hear their stories and takes on watching each episode. But I didn't watch Ned's until I started listening to the pod and I'm having a blast watching it for the first time. I wish I had watched it when it originally aired because I would have looooved it.

The Breaking Bad official podcast was INCREDIBLE. Not quite like these rewatches, but they talked about everything behind the scenes and the WHY on so many shots and story beats, as the episodes came out. It had Vince Gilligan on almost every ep, hosted by head editor (so sorry I don’t have her name handy) and the cast was on all the time. SO GOOD and you could listen to it now as a podcast like this.

A rewatch podcast ive been liking has been Talkville which involves the two lead actors from smallvile: tom welling (clark kent) and michael rosenbaum (lex luthor) doing the basic blow by blow episode breakdowns and they tend to keep it pretty honest with rosenbaum being probably the most critical of what an episode may do wrong as much as he loves it and loved working on it. Helps that since that this is a show based on an ongoing property theres not much to worry about them going "we should reboot" but I also think that at least for them they've done well enough for themselves that the podcast is much more about seeing how they grew from where they started and have a chill time.

Another point that makes the Always Sunny Podcast great is that all the people involved are actually at the height of their respective fames.

I hate how no one is talking about ‘The Psychologists Are In’ because it really is fantastic. The focus tends to be more on how the show was made, so it really gives you insight into the process of making a tv show. They go from interviewing the creator, who share his inspirations fox the show, to talking with James aka Shawn, who helped create his character, and how the hosts, Maggie and Tim, were involved in crafting their characters and the show as a whole. I highly recommend it because I’m learning so much as a screenwriter and comic writer. Great video as always, I love how you can present both sides and still keep the good vibes going!

The Always Sunny Podcast is something truly special, they're just 3 hilarious buddies talking a little about the show and more often about life and other random funny stuff, the chemistry of Rob, Glenn and Charlie is S tier, Megan is a lovely addition as well. I will never get bored of those people and their podcast is something I get excited about and look forward to.

Neds podcast is one of my favorites I watch every week. Seeing the cast together and their chemistry is so nice to see. And I love knowing behind the scenes info on the show.

The it’s always sunny pod is such a blast. Not only is it so entertaining, but it feels like it adds value to the legacy and viewing experience of the show.

I was kind of confused by the WoWP podcast being hosted by Jennifer Stone and that guy who played the dad, but now that I know there's this PodCo company behind it, it makes sense. Probably PodCo came up with the idea for the podcast, and contacted multiple people from the show to see if they would be interested in participating, and those just happen to be the people who said yes.

I love the Neds podcast. It’s so heartwarming and nostalgic

Scott, I watched the entirety of that 45 minute pillow video and your video alone convinced me to get the Coop Pillow, that video and this new pillow have worked wonders and has changed my life forever, thank you.

Is there a Law & Order rewatch podcast? That could run FOREVER.

Scott, you have some kind of super power of taking minor annoyance that I have and making videos about it. Rewatch podcasts have been driving me nuts and it has just taken over the entire "Movies and TV" category on my podcast app.

the neds podcast is honestly so good and underrated

I think the West Wing Weekly is the perfect combination of both a fan and cast run podcast. One host has only seen half the show once, so half the show is him experiencing it for the first time, which is fun to listen to, and the other dude was on the show, and is friends with the creator, so they get the special guests that the fan podcasts can’t usually get. It works really well and is quite entertaining. And I think that the best way to enjoy rewatch podcasts is watch the episodes, listen to the podcast. And once it ends, Stranger Things will get a podcast hosted by Caleb and Gaten

I don’t really watch a lot of rewatch podcasts, but one that I am religiously dedicated to is Twin Peaks Unwrapped, which is fan-hosted. They do such a good job not only going the beats of each episode, but providing excruciatingly detailed backstories, details, and behind-the-scenes coverage. Stuff like, “This scene was originally going to be written like this, but so-and-so suggested something else”, “this actor was casted due to x reason”, stuff like that. It really makes the podcast more lively and enriching, hearing these superfans care so much about the project. I also really like their format, because one of the hosts watched the show when it first aired (1990) whereas the other host is usually just two-three episodes ahead of the listener, so it adds a nice balance of expertise/rewatching and novel viewing. Not to mention, once they actually wrap up the show, they have a lot of IP stuff to cover as well: the movie, the fan theories, the third season, interviews with cast and crew. It’s such a great podcast for any Twin Peaks/David Lynch/Mark Frost lover out there, I can’t recommend it enough!

The West Wing Weekly podcast started in 2015, so it was one of the early ones and honestly set the bar way too high for rewatch pods. It was run by a fan and a cast member so you got a really interesting perspective. They dove super deep into every episode, got some amazing guests. Highly recommend.

You have convinced me to look into some of these podcasts. My autism presents in repetitively watching shows I like and learning everything I can about them. I talk through shows at my fiancé and I’m excited to hear someone else talk about the episodes.😊

I’ve loved the Neds declassified podcast. It’s good to see Nick kids who had good times on their show and none of Dan’s terribleness behind it. Also it’s cool how the show focused on kids going through tips and navigating life then and now

Back in the day, I was excited at the prospect of a high school Ned's. I'd love an adult one, but also, I like their podcast. They kinda do it already. In the end, they come up with a tip that they try to keep relevant to the episode/ whatever else topic came up.

I was prepared to come in here with steam coming out of my gosh darn ears if I heard even one word of negativity about the It’s Always Sunny Podcast. It’s absolutely worth listening to, and provides just a remarkable amount of entertainment. Rob’s (Mac) story about nearly getting into a fistfight in line for fast food while getting pumped up listening to the In The Heights soundtrack with his kids is legendary. And the episodes where Glenn (Dennis) is off filming a movie, so they use the Dennis doll as a fill in and don’t acknowledge it had me dying. At the end of the day for me in regards to rewatch podcasts… they aren’t harmful in any way, and they help people get through their days. There are so many worse things you could spend your time making, or listening to.

🎹 🎶 *"...there is a spider....."* Please someone get this reference I spit my drinks out laughing at the damn scene.

You're breaking my heart Scott! I'm in the middle of the Sunny rewatch podcast, and I'm loving it!

Isn't this just the new version of the audio commentary? I think the REAL trendsetters here were the Simpsons guys, with their whole full length audio commentary for every episode.

Office laddies is pretty good because they actually talk about the what happens in the show. They talk about the behind the scene stuff that happens. How they shot certain shots. The technical side. They go deep. They have other cast members that pops up from time to time. What sucks is they don’t have a video format only audio. They also answer fan questions. I don’t see the point of Neds it’s kind of messy. They don’t even touch on a episode.

the always sunny podcast is a literal god send for any fans of the show for a lot of reasons but for me personally, it’s really interesting when they dive into the creative process behind the show because all 3 of them are the writers for the show. that kind of insight is interesting to me but the fact they’re best friends and have a silly goose time on the pod is awesome

I need to know if the Wizards of Waverly Place dad talks about how his nipple was poking through his shirt in that one scene. It's plagued my mind since I was a kid

Tbh, the neds one is pretty nice. They barely talk Abt the episodes it's just them hanging out at this point lmao

i love the its always sunny pod, i learned so much i didnt know about the show, saw bloopers i had never seen before and got to see some of my favorite characters on the show as themselves. highly recommend if you enjoy the show

The Ned’s Cast is probably the best podcast show out rn besides The Sunny Podcast and i say that wholeheartedly simply because of the way the touch bases on things in their episodes

I have been waiting for someone to make this video. So glad it was Scott!

Completely agree with everything said about “The Always Sunny Podcast”. It’s the only one that I really enjoy listening to and coming from someone who is studying film and tv production in school, I’ve learned a lot listening to them talk about the process of crafting a tv show. They have multiple perspectives since they’re not only are on screen talent but the creators, writers and are heavily involved in the post-production process as well. As mentioned the added element of the show still running leads to very interesting conversations and they are just really funny guys.

Gilmore Guys is excellent. One of the host is a mega fan and the other is watching it for the first time. They do a lot of fun segments and have bigger more theatrical live episodes. It feels more fun and honest than other rewatch pods because them and their guests can be critical of the show, which I don’t often see in other rewatch pods. Highly recommend!

I am all for a Big Time Rush podcast hosted by the man that played Gustavo!! It’s bound to be a great podcast. It’s an underrated show that has underrated music. Also, it’s made by the same creators of Ned’s declassified so that’s cool lol

“Talkville” with Michael Rosenbaum and Tom Welling where they rewatch the 2001 superman origin series “Smallville” is really good. They do talk about the show the whole time but they have some really fun segments like taking fan calls and also having a 3rd guy, one of the podcast engineers, sit in with them each episode and sort of acts as the outsider looking in as he is a first time viewer of “Smallville.” He also gets to point out 3 scenes out of each episode he designated as his favorite scene and Michael and Tom have to guess which one it is out of the three. It’s honestly surpassed the “It’s Always sunny podcast” as my favorite rewatch podcast only because I’ve been a fan of “Smallville” longer than I have been a fan of “It’s always Sunny.” I’m a massive fan of both shows tho.

I think this is just a natural extension of the convention panels that a lot of these celebs do, too. I like the ones where, as you pointed out with Neds Guide pod, the cast look like they are actually friends in real life. Seems more organic.

Talkville was the first rewatch podcast I watched and I loooooove it. They go through the episode thoroughly and give a lot of behind the scenes detail, but they weren’t quite so young. They mostly go in depth about acting choices and direction since they’re both directors now. They’re also the two lead actors, with one producer who’s on his first watch. I’m only interested in this because I’m personally rewatching the show and I’m an actor so it’s valuable to me.

The Neds Podcast is interesting in that it merges aspects of a rewatch podcast and a random conversational podcast that's trying to incorporate (at least at the end of the episodes) things learnt from what was talked about in the episode, kind of like an episode of the show itself.

I love these! It's getting insight on questions we had about our fav shows and finally getting answers. I've only listened to the Charmed (ultimate fav show) and Wizard ones, but didn't know there was a Psych one