What do you think the best decade for romantic comedies was? Plus a review of the new “Cyrano de Bergerac” with James McAvoy, and a discussion about the high cost of theatergoing.

After the Great Ceiling Collapse, Kyle closes in on the truth about Eve, Peter experiences a loss and a gain, Lexi asks for forgiveness and Jane takes an important phone call. Also, respect must be paid to Swamp Boogie Queen!

We discuss “Severance,” “Julia,” “To My Girls,” “Take Me Out,” and discuss the glee some take in theatrical failures.

We finally get Jane and Michael’s wedding, and it’s not what you think – it’s worse! We talk about how the show struggles to recapture the crazy magic it once made so easily.

We discuss the Broadway production of “Plaza Suite” and the television shows “Pam & Tommy,” “The Dropout,” and “Peacemaker.”

Eve abounds on this episode! It’s high time the writers clarified who she is by now. Meanwhile, Michaels gets released from jail, Jane heads to Chicago, Peter throws a bachelor party, and Lexi has a new mark.

Special guest star Ken Hart joins us again for a special post-Oscars discussion! We cover the ceremony, the hosts, the winners, the Slap, answer some questions about the industry as a whole, and wonder why there was so much Ridley Scott hate at the awards show.

It was a title too difficult to resist! Doug talks Oscar predictions and reviews “The Power of the Dog,” “Coda,” “The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” and “King Richard." Plus, Karen caught up with“Nightmare Alley” and “Spencer.” Plus plus, a bonus review of the new “Scream” movie.

There’s a power outage and riots in L.A.! Someone has a run-in with the cops! Someone goes skinny dipping! With all that, you’d think this episode would be more fun.

We talk about “Vikings: Valhalla,” “Fresh,” and “Space Dogs."