Madalyn Mattsey is back on the show to talk about a rom com that none of us have seen before, quite possibly because it's simply awful.  Director Gary Winick leads the charge for the annoying (but APPARENTLY super hot) Kate Hudson and the always amazing Anne Hathaway.  Featuring supporting roles by an unlikable Chris Pratt, a show-stealing Kristen Johnston, the intimidating Candice Bergen, and co-writers Casey Wilson and June Diane Raphael, one of whom is very funny!  The other is Casey Wilson.

Hey kids! Remember 2002? Well, in case you've forgotten and need a large dose of '02 nostalgia, we present this week's title: the Jake Kasdan-directed "Orange County" starring Colin Hanks, Jack Black, and Schuyler Fisk.  This Mike White-written comedy helped catapult Hanks and Black (while leaving Fisk to figure it out on her own), and features a deep pool of comedic supporting roles including Catherine O'Hara, John Lithgow, Ben Stiller and Harold Ramis.

Kevin Kirchman returns to talk about a cult classic that all of us hold dear to our heart.  It's the movie that launched the careers of Brendan Fraser, Pauly Shore, and...I guess director Les Mayfield?  You don't have to be a cro-magnon man to see the writing on the wall.  We're talking about 1992's "Encino Man" starring Sean Astin, Fraser, and the Weasel himself.

A new year means new guest hosts!  Jer and Dan welcome Phil Platakis on his inaugural show.  Originally intending to feature a completely different movie that has mysteriously disappeared over the ages, the guys instead shift their focus to the 2007 CG animated (and somehow still in-continuity with the live action movies) "TMNT" written and directed by Kevin Munroe and featuring the voice talents of Sarah Michelle Gellar, Chris Evans, and Patrick Stewart.

Beatlemania exploded in 1964 thanks in part to this strange film by Richard Lester that gave us a peak into the lives of the Beatles for 36 hours.  It's not a documentary.  It's not a mockumentary.  It's a genuine work of art imitating some twisted version of life.  We Skype with Ian Simmons (with fucked up audio on Jer's end) to talk about "A Hard Day's Night" starring the Fab Four, Norman Rossington, and Wilfrid Brambell as Paul's fictitious grandfather, since after all, he's entitled to two.

We kick off a brand new season of 90 Under 90 the same way we started our first: by dissecting a film by ol' Meathead himself Rob Reiner.  Only this time, the film in particular isn't a beloved classic, but rather a movie that one Roger Ebert hates.  Like hate hate hate hate hate HATES!  We chat with Katie Binkley about the 1994 flop "North" starring Elijah Wood and Bruce Willis.

It's a Christmas miracle again this year!  Not just because we have a bonus episode of "90 Under 90" but also because this particular episode was previously lost!  We unwrap this missing episode with Katie Binkley to dissect Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" from all the way back in December 2017!

It's our final episode in our first wave of 90, and Jer and Dan have a special treat (mostly for themselves).  Jer was able to recover a lost episode featuring their late father Ron Eden.  It was the first episode they all recorded together: 1984's concert film "Stop Making Sense" directed by Jonathon Demme and featuring the performance of Talking Heads.