The Ghost and Mr. Chicken starring Don Knotts. What’s not to love when Jimmy England and guest Mario Bernardi hunker down to decide if this is genuine Americana or cheap hokum (as if Jimmy would know) on this episode of Back to the Balcony.

It’s back to summer school for Jimmy England as Chris Wuergler joins him to discuss the merits of To Sir, with Love on this episode of Back to the Balcony. Jimmy may have to stay after class for this one.

Chris Wuergler returns for another episode of Back to the Balcony and Jimmy England asks her to immerse herself into the role of casting director, as they discuss Lee Marvin's scene stealing performance in Cat Ballou. 

Len Perdic’s back with The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. There will now be a pause while everyone ponders which of these is host Jimmy England. Is this a vision of the real west or did someone just have too much vino?

Jimmy is joined by horror aficionado, podcaster and comedian Jordan Scherer to talk about The Exorcist. Is it really that scary? Are people still frightened by it? Did Jimmy have to change his underwear? Listen to find out.

Barbarella, cutting edge science fiction, the softest core porn movie ever or cult classic? Jim and guest Len Perdic thrash out all these possibilities along with the option that it’s just a crashing bore.

Count Mario Bernardi returns to instruct I-gor James on the finer points of Young Frankenstein. Is it a horror comedy or a horrible comedy? Download to find out - if you dare!

Throwing caution to the wind Jim discusses the move M*A*S*H* with wife Pat and daughter Jill (the only one in the family with bona fide movie cred). Is he out of his depth again? More importantly is he sleeping on the couch again?

Possibly the greatest comedy ever made - or possibly once again Jim is seduced by a movie with a pie fight. Give a listen as Jim and guest Mario “Tex" Bernardi discuss the merits - and the sticky parts - of Blazing Saddles.

it’s considered one of the movies most perfect scripts. Chris Wuergler loved it and she’s back to explain to Jim the fine points that so often elude him. Will he get it or will he continue to think The Ghost and Mr. Chicken is the epitome of movie entertainment?