My buddy and I have been a fan of forgotten TV - in a few times the Referenced TellHell - so we listen to the first few episodes the most current ones and now on those road trip I’ve gone back to the beginning and just binging the first season - so great When either of our wives out of town we get together and watch like 14 hours of TV - we watch a few episodes of Sanford and son - couple hours of Paul Lynde on game shows - stuff they’ve talked about on the Gilbert Godfrey podcast … but now we’re adding stuff from this Truly, a fun concept - thanks for making the drive fun

I just found this show last month and have been binging the whole thing from the beginning. As a latchkey kid in the 90s TV was my life for years so I love hearing the recaps of the terrible shows we sat through BUT if I have one criticism it’s that sometimes the jokes tend to go on just a little too long, I find myself hitting the 30 seconds forward button more than once per episode.

Discovered the show halfway through its first season. It has a remained funny and insightful to the current episode. I like when I get a different take on a show I like. The one draw back recently is the Justin is too hard on himself about the Ghost Writer episode. If Alan Spencer can’t take being poked at after all he has done in the past, then it’s his problem not anybody else’s. Keep up the good work, I look forward to the show every week.

Dave’s Archives have brought me to this amazing podcast. After listening to a few episodes, the sure wit and comical musings of the Podcast has made me a new listener. Even if you are here for the comical genius, you will also be amazed about the historical information that has been presented here as well. Worth a listen, for anyone who has a sense of nostalgia and wants their funny bone tickled!

I'm not sure where to begin... It is just so much great. This podcast is relatively new, and I've learned detailed history in my long time beloved media addiction of television. There's technical nerd stuff, network executive stuff, there's mind blowing financial mismanagement stuff, and on and on. *And*, all this is delivered with hilarity. Please do yourself a favor and listen. Probably check out episode 4 - Supertrain, if you're unsure where to start.

I've found Dante's 9 circles of Hell to be fascinating when I learned about it in school, so enjoyed listening to this podcast and how it applies the concept. Some tv shows are pretty bizarre and I really like how well researched the content is. Super interesting episodes, featuring a wide variety of shows!

Such a great theme and so creative

I love the Episode on the 8 worst dating/relationship shows. I’ve always felt some of those shows came off as bizarre at best. Awesome work with the podcast guys!! 👍🏾

First off, this podcast is unbelievably well produced. The content is extremely well researched and the production elements (old clips, commercials, jingles, etc.) are perfectly placed. Second, the show is very informative and entertaining. It’s not just for TV geeks, but anyone interested in the history of popular culture will appreciate this podcast. As a broadcaster, I know how much work is being put in to create these episodes. Highly recommend.

I’ve been listening to a number of TV related podcasts for some time, and while I like them all, they all seem to be the same...Telehell dares to be different thanks to its uniquely satanic ratings system, and gives notoriously bad tv shows and moments the scorn it deserves. I dare wonder how bad a show has to be in order to get the top (or should that be Bottom?) score, and I’m gonna keep listening to them until they do. For first time listeners, try their “Fake Dukes of Hazzard” episode, I almost forgot that ever happened.

What an interesting concept for a podcast. I enjoy hearing the host go through various tv shows through the lens of Dante's rings of hell. Not only is the concept interesting but the host has a great sense of humour. Also really appreciate the effort on production for a crisp sounds. Subscribe and listen now!