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Pilot Program

Pilot Program

著者： Chase Koeneke & Pierce Courchaine
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概要
 Hosts Chase Koeneke and Pierce Courchaine watch and discuss the first episode of every television show ever made (eventually...probably).

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  • Episode 52 - Burn Notice (2007)

    Episode 52 - Burn Notice (2007)
    2026/11/01

    When you're two podcast hosts looking for a show that goes down easy, it's hard to miss with USA Network's mid-2000s hit Burn Notice. Running for seven seasons (and a movie), Burn Notice was a cornerstone of USA's "Characters Welcome" era.


    But just what is Burn Notice, why was it so popular, and do its tricks still play in 2026? Let's find out.

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    1 時間 38 分
  • Episode 51 - Andor (2022)

    Episode 51 - Andor (2022)
    2026/10/04

    Get your hyperdrives ready -- Pilot Program is officially talking about Star Wars. Specifically, the highly-critically-acclaimed Andor. What's different about a pilot made exclusively for a streaming service? And how do you balance being faithful to Star Wars lore while also freeing yourself up to tell a new and interesting story?


    Editor's note: As of this recording, the Disney+ streaming service is currently part of a boycott from the BDS Movement for Disney's ongoing support for Israel. We understand that everyone has their own personal lines of where they stand or what they're willing to do, but we encourage our listeners who want to watch this episode to through the Andor Season 1 DVD or other means.


    Learn more about the BDS Movement here.

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    1 時間 52 分
  • Episode 50 - Dragon Ball (1986)

    Episode 50 - Dragon Ball (1986)
    2026/07/26
    Episode 50! We made it. And to celebrate, we're watching a key pillar in anime -- 1986's Dragon Ball. Though made in the '80s, most American viewers probably wouldn't have seen it until the early 2000s after the end of the massively popular sequel series Dragon Ball Z. Akira Toriyama's original work is a little bit different than what the franchise would go on to be known for, but it's an interesting case study into anime, Japanese gag manga, western cartoon influences and more.

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    1 時間 53 分
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