Download - Episode 078: Wishbone and TV vs TV, Best Book-to-TV Adaptation Edition (Live show)

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Episode 078: Wishbone and TV vs TV, Best Book-to-TV Adaptation Edition (Live show)

2017-02-23

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First up, an apology: this is a recording of our recent live show at the Free Library in Philadelphia, and unfortunately the audio quality falls far short of our normal standards. We have learned a very important lesson about Having Contingency Plans and Packing Extra Equipment, and we should hopefully be able to avoid a repeat of this in the future.

For those of you who listen, it's still a good show! We talk up beloved 90s TV dog Wishbone, and debate the merits of letting a talking dog re-enact literary classics. Then, guest judge Craig Getting joins us to help us decide which is the best book-to-TV adaptation.