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Andy and Michael are joined by guest Scott Hopkins to celebrate "Musical May" by looking back at Disney's 1977 classic film, Pete's Dragon.

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It's a very short stop on the intergalactic portal jumper inside the Fifth Dimension this week. Dan had a little difficulty getting back on the horse. (An inside joke that you'll only get if you listen to this podcast-but it's totally not worth it). 

This week, Lindsay and Halle kick of spooookkkyyy season with the 2000 Disney Channel Original Movie Phantom of the Megaplex. Between Mickey Rooney as Movie Mason (for some reason), way too many characters, and minor inconveniences that everyone in this movie believes are life ending, there's a lot to obsess over. Plus, stay for the end of the episode where Lindsay and Halle chat about a special joint obsession: Squid Game. PSA: there will be spoilers! 

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- Stream Phantom of the Megaplex on Disney+ here.

- Stream Squid Game on Netflix here. 

- Read about the blue and red envelope Squid Game theory here.

This week, Lindsay and Halle kick of spooookkkyyy season with the 2000 Disney Channel Original Movie Phantom of the Megaplex. Between Mickey Rooney as Movie Mason (for some reason), way too many characters, and minor inconveniences that everyone in this movie believes are life ending, there's a lot to obsess over. Plus, stay for the end of the episode where Lindsay and Halle chat about a special joint obsession: Squid Game. PSA: there will be spoilers! 

- Follow us on Instagram here.

- Stream Phantom of the Megaplex on Disney+ here.

- Stream Squid Game on Netflix here. 

- Read about the blue and red envelope Squid Game theory here.

We're bringing this episode to you a little early this month because we love you soooo much!  Well, actually, Chrysten has a show she wanted to shamelessly promote, so...you're welcome?

This month we take a Rainbow Rescue Beam up to Cloud City, oh sorry...Care-A-Lot to visit those cuddly little harbingers of good feelings...The Care Bears!  This movie was another of Chrysten's taped off the TV repeat watch-ers, so when she saw it was on (F**KIN') HULU she knew she had to make Dan (a.k.a. Grumpy Bear) sit through it! 

Our friends, the Care Bears, try to help two young orphans open their hearts to love and friendship while battling the forces of evil brought to Earth by an enchanted book of magic spells and the young magician's apprentice that it is enchanting!  But will the Care Bear Stare be able to work its magic on our hosts?  Join us and find out!  And don't forget to RATE, REVIEW & SUBSCRIBE!

Also...here's the link to tickets for Chrysten's show.  If you're in NYC come on out and see it! https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/cal/104

Blake Edwards' 1961 classic, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," is a madcap romantic romp about an extraordinarily well-dressed New York City courtesan and her dapper male prostitute neighbor. This movie has it all: call girls, gigolos, yellow face, cat abuse, statutory rape, the mafia, and even O.J. (Berman, not Simpson).

Audrey Hepburn plays Holly Golightly, a quirky victim of child molestation who re-enacts her victimhood over and over again by prostituting herself to older men who provide her with resources. Holly also helps facilitate the continued activities of an incarcerated narcotics kingpin, Sally Tomato.

George Peppard plays Paul Varjak, a writer-turned-paid-dick-slinger who hasn’t produced anything in years until meeting his muse, Holly. Paul initially pretends like he understands and accepts Holly for who she is, but needs her to change everything about herself in order for them to live happily ever after.

Mickey Rooney plays Mr. Yunioshi, an ultra-racist caricature of a Japanese person who was so offensive everyone involved was forced to apologize for decades.

Buddy Ebsen plays Doc Golightly, a pedophiliac Texan who married 14-year-old Holly and tracked her down in New York years after her escape. We are supposed to think he’s a good dude and feel sorry for him because he first pulled Holly and her brother out of the gutter before inviting her into his marital bed.

Join us as we discuss how Keating enjoys drunkenly serenading dogs and a failsafe suicide technique.

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Jimmy Hawkins' career is the stuff of Hollywood legend.

From his appearance as "Tommy Bailey" in Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life to acting alongside stars like Spencer Tracy,

Katharine Hepburn, Sally Field, Shelly Fabares, Jimmy Stewart, Donna Reed, Rick Nelson,

and Elvis Presley, Hawkins reveals the secrets of his success as

"America's favorite boyfriend and sidekick".

In a career spanning more than three decades, Jimmy became the "go-to" actor who

brought unique energy and comedy timing to unforgettable characters that took him from child star to

series regular on such classics as Leave It to Beaver, The Donna Reed Show, Annie Oakley, 

and The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet.

This is a conversation you won't forget as Jimmy shares stories of casting calls at MGM and Paramount Studios,

and describes the chain of events that led him to co-star with Elvis Presley in Spinout and Girl Happy.

You'll hear what it was like to work with both Elvis and Ricky Nelson, Jimmy's "inside secret"to

dating Hollywood actresses, and why Jimmy turned down Woody Allen's offer of a major film role.

This is one conversation you won't forget...with more to come in Part 2!