In this episode of Toon Travel Paul and Faith travel back in time to 1991 to visit a show from the infamously doomed 1991 NBC line-up. It's ProStars the show where Michael Jordan, Wayne Gretzky, and Bo Jackson fight crime and help kids under the mentorship of an ersatz Dr. Ruth Westheimer?! That can't be right. The episode “The Perbots of Dr. Lobe” has a plot that is simultaneously paper thin and remarkably prescient as our heroes have to save their jobs from AI. We have a new (old) defunct sponsor, headlines, and finally Paul tries to bluff Faith in our newest game: Faux Stars! Toon in to Toon Travel.

Toon Travel returns for an all new season with a look at "Rescue At Midnight Castle" AKA "Firefly's Adventure" the television special that started the multimedia juggernaut that is My Little Pony. This special has it all: Dancing ponies, catchy songs, rainbows, and the terrifying centaur satan of our nightmares! There's also headlines, our darkest defunct sponsor ever, and the ever so slightly naughty game "My Little Pink Pony Club." So tune in to Toon Travel!​

A new year has come and a new season of Toon Travel is coming soon! So kick back and enjoy this full hour compilation of the funniest moments of our first two seasons combined with each and EVERY game show we've ever played. Every episode is represented from “The Ghostbusters War of 1986” to our latest episode the holiday classic “Pac The Halls!” So avoid the cold, grab some hot cocoa, and kick back and listen to the best of Toon Travel. And stay tooned because a new episode is coming sooner than later.

Season's Greetings! Just in time for our season finale Morgan McKinney from the Video Game History 101 podcast drops by for a festive yuletide crossover! In this episode we look at the 1982 yuletide oddity “Christmas Comes To Pac-Land” a special that reveals that Pac-Man was on earth all along and where the Ghosts learn of peace on earth, goodwill towards men! Did Faith and Morgan get a case of Pac-Man Fever or is it game over? Plus a particularly fitting defunct sponsor, headlines, and the debut of a game that relies on Paul's ability to lie!

Nolan Duncan returns to bring his usual chaotic energy to the T.O.O. N as our crew look at one of Paul's Nostalgic favorite's Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers! Specifically a surprisingly dark episode filled with homages to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea of all things. Plus the question we've always asked: how would Shaq get along with Chip 'n Dale? There's a brand new defunct sponsor, headlines, and our most competitive game show yet: Dizzy Afternoon! So step on up and come on in here's where the fun begins!

It's spooky season and Faith's part ofthe plant kingdom! To celebrate we look at 1991's “Little Shop” aa baffling attempt at turning Little Shop of Horrors into a programfor VERY young children. It begs such questions as “Why make acartoon about a man-eating plant with no man-eating?” and “Why replace the do-whop music with New Jack Swing?” Elsewhere we discuss the history of the Little Shop of Horrors franchise andFaith's ties to it. Plus an all-new (or all-old) defunct sponsor,headlines, and the new game show that's sweeping the nation: Cormania! So kick back, grab your mini Kit Kats, and Toon In to avery Toon Travel Halloween!

On this episode of Toon Travel Paul and Faith go back in time to 1984 to look at the incredibly weird fall preview special “Laugh Busters” featuring a combination of animation and live action done the cheapest way possible. Featuring a confusing plot, D-list celebrities, and horrifying mascots this show baffled our hosts in ways that no program has before. But hey where else can you see The Smurfs, Alvin & The Chipmunks, Mr. t, and Kitt the talking car all in one piece of media? Also a new round of headlines, a brand new defunct sponsor, and Faith takes on “Buster Busters” our most challenging game show to date!

Toon Travel returns with an all new season as our intrepid hosts tackle a show all about traveling to strange new worlds and seeking out new life forms. That's right we're talking about Care Bears specifically the third season when the creators decided they would rather make a Star Trek cartoon. Meanwhile Paul & Faith discuss how they spent their summer vacation, a new defunct sponsor, headlines, and a rousing game of "Doyou care? Bear.”