Thanks for a great first season, fans!

I want to thank everyone who has been a guest on, listened to and shown general support for Pop On The Clock since its inception last summer.

Be well, PopClockers! Until next time,

Chris Serico

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Episode 021 with Meghan O’Keefe!

Writer-comedian Meghan O’Keefe (Hello Giggles, Huffington Post) joins me to discuss the value of a SAG Award, Matthew Broderick’s day off and Louis C.K.’s risky sitcom move. Plus, “TRL,” the Puppy Bowl and whether or not it’s a good idea to have a Dwight Schrute spinoff of “The Office.”

Episode 020 with DC Pierson!

Writer-comedian DC Pierson (“Mystery Team”) joins me to discuss the crazy/terrible Oscar nominations, the apparent demise of “American Idol” and the top acts at this year’s Coachella. Plus: Cult comedy, unintentional comedy and where not to perform improv comedy.

Episode 019 with Jon Friedman!

Writer, comedian and producer Jon Friedman joins me to discuss the Golden Globes, Lana Del Ray on “Saturday Night Live,” and whether or not Jay-Z should continue to use the B-word (and I don’t mean Beyoncé).

Episode 018 with Cameron McBride!

I’m finally back, and I brought comrade, fiction writer and TV crony Cameron McBride with me, to discuss whether or not Dick Clark should continue to host his New Year’s Eve countdown, alternate marketing tactics for movies that fail to turn big profits and what we’d do for $10,000. Plus, celebrity divorces, felonious producers and D’Angel-yes vs. D’Angel-no.

Episode 017 with Kelsy Abbott!

Comedian and animator Kelsy Abbott joins me to discuss “Twilight” versus “The Muppets,” the supposed need for 3-D movies and the uncertain future of “Community.” Plus, “Today” show hosts, Christmas songs of note and “New Year’s Eve” bloat.

Episode 016 with Jake Fogelnest!

SiriusXM radio host Jake Fogelnest joins me to discuss the Brett Ratner-Eddie Murphy Oscars fiasco, mourn the deaths of Andy Rooney, Heavy D and Smokin’ Joe Frasier, and debate the likelihood of Howard Stern judging “America’s Got Talent.” Plus, Avril Lavigne, Bil Keane and “Where’s Waldo?” on the big screen.