In the first of a sort-of trilogy of new episodes to begin season TWO, Jessie pitches what ideas she has so far for a comic call Girlfrenemies and plot to workshop it in the next episode or two. Leo talks about his fancy new computer, Jessie plays video games, and they both talk about foley departments and games as a service.

In a between-season special, I guess, Jessie takes us on a walk through playing Scooby-Doo: Night of 100 Frights, or as Leo calls it, "Scoobert-Doobert: Noobert of A-Hoondrud Frooberts." They discuss the quality of the 18 year old game and a bizarre extended cameo from Don Knotts. Enjoy!

How y'all holding up, folks?  In this special between-season episode Jessie and Leo discuss their respective colleges, talk about Leo's love of puppeting, and acknowledge Current Events.

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Day After Day- Joakim Karud https://m.soundcloud.com/joakimkarud

Jessie delivers us our Halloween Spooktacular by showcasing an old favorite, Scooby-Doo and the Ghoul School. Tweet at Leo your quicksand stories.

Leo and Jessie toil through the extremely troubled history of Disney's The Emperor's New Groove, originally a grandiose musical titled Kingdom of the Sun. They divert off into tangents about Bionicle, My Chemical Romance, theme parks, and the triumphant return of Jessie's Blu-Ray Blast!

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Mechanical Bullride - Chris Haugen

Jessie goes through the history and creation of the one, the only, Mr. Sonic the Hedgehog, telling Leo all about his origin and influences (including Santa Claus and the King of Pop) and the backgrounds behind the designs of Sonic's various edgy furry friends. Oh, and Jessie has a new segment!

Just moments after finishing her Deep Dive on Circle 7, Jessie subjects Leo to recording for even longer so she can rant about the Doug Walker film Kickassia, The Room, and "over-the-hill" birthday cards.

Jessie reports on the storied history of Pixar Animation Studios and Disney's attempted replacement studio, Circle 7 Animation. Jessie and Leo get real mad about capitalism.

Leo showcases his very first hyperfixation; Care Bears! In this episode we'll delve into the development and production of the first 3 theatrically released films, and see if they still hold up today.

Jessie walks us through The Land Before Time...TWO! The Great Valley Adventure. She also has a little musical goof with Leo about the song Eggs from the film, and laughs at Daddy Topps' dino racism.