65th Annual Peabody Awards

The transcript discusses the appeal of a show's original version due to its camp value and its evolution to address social issues. The conversation touches on the differences between the original and current versions, with a humorous debate on the show's campiness and its recognition through awards. Credit is given to the original show's premise, which explores the impact of a civilization's downfall on humanity. The transcript concludes with fan interactions and expressions of gratitude.

What was a key factor in the original show's appeal?

• Its serious tone

• Its camp value

• Its action sequences

• Its educational content

What is a major difference between the original show and the current version?

• The setting of the show

• The length of each episode

• The approach to the show's premise

• The show's genre

What is the core premise of the show?

• A civilization being wiped out and survivors being pursued

• A group of friends solving mysteries

• A family dealing with everyday life

• A superhero saving the world

How did the creators approach the show's premise?

• By adding more humor

• By shortening the episodes

• By taking it seriously and exploring its impact

• By focusing on special effects

Which show did Trey and Matt say was their favorite on TV?

• Family Guy

• The current version of the show

• The Simpsons

• Breaking Bad