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TUTV is celebrating a proud moment as Temple Talk’s executive producers and hosts, Jesse K and Abby Gingrich, lit up the set of Positively Philly.
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03:30 PMTemple Tonight Episode 2504
Host Spencer Boyce brings his signature wit and self-deprecating charm to the “greatest late-night show in the world.” From riffs on phone addiction and Gen Z slang to a hilarious rant about Philly vs. Jersey, Spencer bridges the Temple–Philly divide with the help of a fiery “local correspondent” and a vampire guest hawking an energy […]
04:00 PMTemple Talk: Pop Music Highlights 2024
(Recorded in November 2024) ) On this episode of Temple Talk, hosts Jesse Kosierowski, Abby Gingrich, Julia Green, and Kennedy Brown explore the biggest moments in pop music from 2024. They share their experience attending an early screening of Megan Thee Stallion’s highly anticipated documentary, Megan Thee Stallion: In Her Words, offering their thoughts on its […]
05:00 PMTemple Smash: Episode 1502
On this episode of Temple Smash, the crew pulls off another highly entertaining episode with their over-the-top skits, segments, and a performance by “Under Review.” Prepare to burst into laughter as you enjoy the hilarious and imaginative skits presented by the crew in this episode. “Cut The Cord” “Googoo Gaga” “Man On The Moon” “Nerves […]
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06:30 PMCartoon Starcade
Presented by W.O.N., “Cartoon Starcade” resembles the Saturday morning broadcast networks’ programs in the 70s and 80s, primarily a nod to “CBS Saturday Morning.” Through public domain or via syndication deals, the collection of animated shorts includes “Little Lulu,” “Superman,” “Dick Tracy,” “The Phantom,” and more.