crispy critters – Jumping The Shuttle

Complete Series Recap: We Jumped The Shuttle

A DVD of Dude Where's My Dog. The children's book Crispy's Bedtime Book. A shirt with Waldo Geraldo Faldo saying "Sup?". And the Pop figure of Carl Winslow.

We did it. We accomplished … something. What exactly we accomplished is up for debate in this, our last regular episode of the Family Matters watching era. Fasten your tethers tight… one. last. time.

147: “The Urkel Who Came To Dinner”

Beethoven as an action figure. John Daker as John Daker. Arnold Schwarzenegger as the Terminator. And the Cancer sign as a 69.

What Petco fish is very popular nowadays? Can you fill up this cup? And is this show connected to literally every other TV show, movie, and song in the universe?

2. 214: “Lost In Space, Part 1”

Linus the Lionhearted, Homeboys in Outer Space, a dancing fork, and tennis balls. This will all make sense if you listen to the podcast episode.

Why does this show hate Houston, TX? Is being a fork a bad thing? And what is the Crispy Critters Extended Universe? These questions are answered and more are raised in this podcast covering Season 9, Episode 21 of Family Matters: “Lost In Space, Part 1.”

1. 215: “Lost In Space, Part 2”

Screenshots of the Maalox Moment commercials, Donnie Darko, a CGI space shuttle, and the critters from the movie Critters.

We begin to answer one of the biggest questions of the 1990s: “Why is Steve in space?” And somehow so many more are raised. Who is that kid? Who is this lady? And what – dear god – is a Crispy Critter? It all starts here. At the end. Podcast: YouTube: