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Rory Scovel, Why We Love Pizza (w/special guest Scott Wiener) on Apple Podcasts

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By Scott Wiener, Rory Scovel, Arthur Bovino, Alfred Schulz
| Apple Podcasts
Comedian Rory Scovel joins the party and Scott Wiener of Scott's Pizza Tours sits-in for the last episode of the contract/season/first year!
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Underrated Comedy Series on Apple TV+ to Watch Right Now

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By Lou Taylor Pucci, Rory Scovel, Paul Sparks
| MovieWeb Verified
What sets Apple TV+ apart from its predecessors and peers is a willingness to experiment with the mundane aspects of life. Series like Ted Lassoand Platonic turnthe lives of a former football coach or two childhood friends into a spectacle of sorts, still retaining a seriousness in their characterization and writing. These fifteen series allow the audience to laugh at themselves while coming to a greater understanding of the unpredictability of life and how they engage with said chaos.
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The 15 Best Modern TV Shows Set in the '80s

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By Lou Taylor Pucci, Rory Scovel, Paul Sparks
| MovieWeb Verified
The wave of '80s nostalgia that has flooded film and television over the past years is undeniable. Nostalgia for the decade has reached beyond those who lived through it and infected those who wish they were around to experience it. Something about the vibrant colors, big hair, neon lights, and pattern-reliant fashion just feels welcoming. Pop culture also draws people into the nostalgia of the time, from movies and music to world events and game shows.
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