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Season 2 premiere! We are devoting February to the Ladies. Our wives picked the topics for us, and one will even make a special appearance! In this episode we preview their choices and talk about some of the women in pop culture we have loved over the years. In addition we welcome our first ever live guest, Brad's sister Danaca, to the show! She chose the classic and tragically short-lived show Freaks and Geeks for our first discussion of our second season. Enjoy!

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Jordan and Brooke take you on a twisty, murderous ride filled with fabulous pantsuits and dubious incest for Paul Feig's 2018 film. Listen along for a thorough history of "domestic female thriller" novels (aka "Gone Girl" ripoffs), the evolution of Stephanie and Emily's sapphic explorations, Henry Golding's charming star power, and the definitive best way to make a martini.

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From her roles in a semi-autobiographical sitcom in 1996 (Life's Work) to The Parent Trap to Abbott Elementary, Lisa Ann Walter has played a lot of different kinds of strong, brassy women. And even though standards of beauty and acceptance in Hollywood are always changing, those winds haven't always blown in her favor. But what makes an icon iconic is her unwavering commitment to being her own unmistakable self.

After talking with Lisa, Jordan has one quick thing about Fast X (and especially Jason Momoa).

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Chicago-based critic and author of the new book "Talk 90s with Me: 23 Unpredictable Conversations with Stars of an Unforgettable Decade" Matt Pais joins us to discuss the kids cult classic 'Heavyweights'.

After a conversation about Matt's new book, we talk through the film's empathetic and nuanced portrayal of fatness (notably featuring an ensemble of actors of size), its place within the canon of 90s anti-conformity comedies, and why this might be Ben Stiller's most pitch-perfect performance.

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Summer rolls on as we explore this classic 90s flick about a boy heading to fat camp.  But things take a turn when Tony Perkins takes over and makes the campers lives a living hell.  Ben Stiller gave a classic performance that rivals his 'Dodgeball' performance.  Also flanking Stiller is a young Kenan Thompson and Paul Feig pre Bridesmaids.  Lots of great one liners that not only was great for family's but 90s movies such as these did have some balls to throw in some "PG" esque humor in there.

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--Song parody of Huey Lewis and the News - "If This is It" entitied "This is Shit".  A husbands disdain for his partner's poor cooking.... 

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Ten years ago, this movie was hyped up as “The Female Hangover” and gratefully, it turned out to be so much more than just a raunchy, gross-out comedy.  

This was the break-out movie for the new comedy mega-star Melissa McCarthy – a role that she received an Oscar nomination!  And she was only a supporting character amidst a stacked cast of gifted comediennes including Kristen Wiig, Rose Byrne, and Maya Rudolph – Paul Feig directed this loving tribute to female friendship and Wilson Phillips.

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Here is the first episode of our Patreon bonus episodes where we are covering each episode of Freaks and Geeks! 

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Wow we're finally here! We've been transported back to McKinley High School in 1980. That's right starting from the pilot that aired on NBC in 1999. I couldn't have possibly imagined how incredible this one season show would be. 

Some of the many topics we cover are cast introductions, a bit of backstory, then break down everything we learn on this amazing pilot. 

This our first episode so join us for this wild and unforgettable ride through one of the best shows in television! 

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My guest this week is the actor, comedian, and writer Adam Pally. 

Adam and I discuss how your public persona shapes the roles you can play, why improv is for the young, parenting during a pandemic, and why you should treat everyone in your life like a celebrity.

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(03:14) Band Aid (trailer)

(11:36) Paul Feig (Blamo! Interview)

(18:23) Crocs

(30:00) The Mandalorian

(30:25) Robert Downey, Jr

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Katie and Lena are joined by Tara Hernandez (Young Sheldon) for Paul Feig's newest movie Last Christmas. They could teach a college course on the movie but instead talk adult illness, immigration and the Casper Test.

This episode is about the movie Last Christmas starring Emilia Clarke, Henry Golding, Emma Thompson, and Michelle Yeoh.  Clarke plays Kate who harumphs around London, a bundle of bad decisions accompanied by the jangle of bells on her shoes, another irritating consequence from her job as an elf in a year-round Christmas shop. Tom (Henry Golding) seems too good to be true when he walks into her life and starts to see through so many of Kate’s barriers. As London transforms into the most wonderful time of the year, nothing should work for these two. But sometimes, you gotta let the snow fall where it may, you gotta listen to your heart … and you gotta have faith. Directed by Paul Feig, from a screenplay by Academy Award winner Emma Thompson and playwright Bryony Kimmings, Last Christmas is a romantic comedy inspired by the music of George Michael, including the bittersweet holiday classic of the film’s title.

On the show today…

Kristen Stewart has given her most personal interview yet, so what has she shared about her relationship with Robert Pattinson? 

Last Christmas is out today, so how was Emilia Clarke’s real-life reflected in her character on screen?   

Samantha Armytage has finally let us into her private life revealing she’s in a relationship, so why is she letting her guard down?

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Is a new Star Wars Holiday Special in the offing? Who was that clumsy Stormtrooper? How do you make a Romulan Ale? Thomas looks at these questions and more like the verdict is in on the Tardigrade case, Who are you gonna call and who walked away with the Emmys. We also say goodbye to Sid Haig and Aron Eisenberg and much more.

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We take a good long look at "A Simple Favor," Paul Feig’s attempt at Film Noir, and if that sounds like an odd assemblage of words, you are not alone. 

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Roger Corman 

A double review week for you plus a bonus little Netflix extra as well seeing as we're deep into Shocktober now. We discuss Paul Feig's 'A Simple Favour' and 'Venom', Sony's latest attempt at a cursed character. Do they pull it off or is it a car crash as suggested by the reviews? Find out with this barnstorming episode!

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