That's a wrap on season 3! Connor and Jordan unpack the Kirsten Dunst lore, her early work as well as her more recent turns, and her most notable fashion and popular culture moments in the season 3 Finale of Days of Dunst.

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Connor and Jordan draw the Days of Dunst to a close in a daze of pastel Monolos, impotent men, and the downfall of the French monarchy. Let them eat cake as they watch Sofia Coppola's ode to the ultimate teen queen, Marie Antionette, starring Kristin Dunst. 

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Connor and Jordan ring in the New Year with the one we've been waiting for. Filmed on location in their Kentucky hometown, Cameron Crowe's Elizabethtown (2005) is cracking open an Ale 8, rooting for the Cardinals and correcting your pronunciation of "Louisville".

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Connor and Jordan are serving up a well-matched discussion on Kirsten Dunst's backhand, Austin Nichol's sweatband, and Paul Bettany's sex appeal in the tennis movie that walked so that Challengers could run - 2001's unsung sports rom-com Wimbledon (2004).

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Connor and Jordan throw out their spidey suits, reject rugged individualism, and get caught in the web of Sam Raimi's inspiring superhero classic, Spider-Man 2, starring Kirsten Dunst.

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Connor and Jordan find that there's so much to tell when talking about upside-down kisses, Macy Gray parades, and manic weapons manufacturers in their first Marvel movie, Spiderman (2002), starring Kirsten Dunst as Mary-Jane Watson.

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Connor and Jordan enter the blue-tinged world of LA in 2001 to discuss race relations, mental health, and whatever the hell is on Kirsten Dunst’s floor in the troubled teen blueprint Crazy/Beautiful.

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Connor and Jordan egg each other on discussing Martin Short's one liners, Kirsten Dunst's original compositions, and Shane West’s fake British accent while recapping 2001's Midsummer Night’s Dream adaptation, Get Over It.

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Connor and Jordan discuss Cliff's entitlement, Isis's academic career, and Torrence's second-place win in Part 2 of this Bring It On rewatch.

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Connor and Jordan chat spirit fingers, stress dreams, and suburban white guilt in this rewatch of the ultimate entry in cheer-cinema, Bring It On, starring Kirsten Dunst. 

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