TV Pilot's License

Unlock TV's secrets with the TV Pilot's License Podcast! Geoff, Max, and Rich dissect pilots from classics to cult favorites. Expect deep TV reviews, first episode breakdowns, and pilot analysis. We cover must-watch TV, one-season wonders, and cancelled series. Get honest show reviews, funny recaps, and sharp commentary. Need show recommendations? We've got you! Dive into TV history and decide which pilots earn their "license." Comedy, analysis, and passion await. Subscribe for your weekly TV podcast fix!

TV Pilot's License is a tv podcast hosted by TV Pilot, with 197 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

TV Pilot hosts TV Pilot's License, a tv show with 197 episodes published.

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  Reacher: Alan Ritchson, Dad Books, Tom Cruise, and Beer Drinking Shows

  Aug 13, 202655 min

  Reacher? I hardly know her! Now that we got that out of the way get ready for a brand new TVPL on Reacher, the Prime Video adaption of the best selling Jack Reacher book series. Reacher has become a smash for the streamer beloved by both dad’s browsing airport book stores and people wondering what Alan Ritchson has been up to since Blue Mountain State. Join us for an episode full of action, mystery and a pitch for a crossover episode so crazy you’ll have to hear it to believe it. With: Geoff Kerbis Max Singer

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  New Girl: Quirky Comedy, Zooey Deschanel, Jake Johnson, and Schmidt-isms

  Aug 6, 20261 hour

  Downtown lofts! American Apparel hoodies! Saying “well that happened!” It’s a millennial fever dream on this week’s TVPL talking about the pilot of New Girl. Join us for an in depth analysis on the phrase “adorkable,” delight in the musicality of this pilot, make plans to visit the real LA bar Nick works at and so much more. It’s a brand new TVPL out now! With: Rich Inman Geoff Kerbis Max Singer

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  White Collar: Matt Bomer, Hot Tub TV Shows, Prison Breaks, and USA Network

  Jul 30, 202659 min

  This week we’re heading to New York City to talk about White Collar on the latest TVPL if we can just stop getting lost in Matt Bomer’s eyes long enough to watch the episode! While there’s no shortage of star power, does this USA original have us on board for episode two? Join us on a journey through prison breaks, how to pitch a tv show from a hot tub and a little detour to something called Shasta McNasty. If you’re a fan of heists and procedurals this one is for you! With: Rich Inman Geoff Kerbis Max Singer

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  Resident Alien: Sci-Fi Network, Alan Tudyk, Alien Encounters, and Chris Sheridan

  Jul 16, 20261h 4m

  Things are not always as they seem on a brand new TVPL on the pilot of SyFy’s “Resident Alien.” Join us for a conversation on the illustrious voiceover career of star Alan Tudyk, his uncanny resemblance to co-host Rich Inman, the ludicrous amount of beat boxing and the greatest question of all: can aliens be Barbs? This week’s TV Pilot’s License is truly out of this world! With: Rich Inman Geoff Kerbis Max Singer

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  Everwood: WB Family Dramas, Brenda Strong, The CW, And Our Favorit ePlac

  Jul 9, 20261h 1m

  We’re on a Rocky Mountain high this week with a look back at the pilot of the early 2000s WB classic, Everwood! Join us as we discuss two future MCU stars in early roles, the worst fake piano playing we’ve ever seen and oddly specific tv typecasting. You’re in for a real treat (williams) with this brand new episode of TV Pilot’s License! With:  Geoff Kerbis Max Singer

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