Matt gets sad.  Both Matt and Doug try to avoid caricatures though the movie leans into them.  

A decision is made about Star Wars films.

All that and the realization that the show has come down to talking about the weather.

A sequel that isn't part of Matt's season of sequels.  A precious.  A movie that should stand the test of time.  Does it?

Matt continues to bitch about having to make glasses and Doug talks about someone getting all up in his ass.

All this and much more in a podcast that is much shorter than expected.

Bug killer and transponster by day, Hollywood hookers by night.  Matt and Doug was through the filth of 80s Hollywood Blvd. to see if a hooker can reform her ways.

A podcast that is on the shorter side, which is sad because it is disrespectful to the source material.

Back to a regular movie and hopefully back to a sub four hour podcast.

Does this movie have legs?

Does Doug have a veto remaining?

Will we ever get out of the clip segment at the beginning of the podcast?  Listen and find out....

After multiple weeks Doug returns to the fold and we discuss the final episode of the original trilogy.

Will it hold up?

Will they bring it?

Will anybody be called a cuck?

All that and more will be answered in a super sized episode.

Jen returns for the movie Doug said he would quit the podcast over Matt selecting.

Matt laments how he is Duckie and Jen tells him to quit being a bitch.

That, plus stories of high-school homecoming and prom as we revisit a classic Matt had never seen before.

Is it an good movie?  Is it a good sequel?  Is it Eddie just being Eddie?

None of these answers discount the others.  Find out as we take a deep dive in Axel Foley returning to the sun kissed environment of Beverly Hills for a second time.

A tear jerker.  A hopeful film.  A Doug film.  Like they say...it is what it is.   Always

This podcast is under two hours and like the movie it talks about, that time includes a lot of pad.

Doug disappears at the end.  See if you can tell.  The movie, like the podcast is what it is and doesn't pretend to be anything else.

Season 8.  By now you really don't care what is written here.  A movie that tries to carry deep themes.