We're back after a short hiatus! Pete and Martha take a look at some Biblical media and Old Testament adaptations. Why don't people make more movies about the weird stuff? Homework for the episode: NOAH (2014, dir. Darren Aronofsky), The Prince of Egypt (1998, dir. Brenda Chapman and Steve Hickner).

It's a massive crossover episode as your DYDYH hosts join forces with the hosts of Catching Up David to talk about trilogies Sticking The Landing. We're looking at Return of the Jedi and Return of the King to talk about if––and how––two major cinematic trilogies were able to pull off that tricky final installment.

Gen X meets Millennial culture in this crime satire by Sofia Coppola. Based on the article "The Suspects Wore Louboutins" by Nancy Jo Sales and originally published in Vanity Fair in 2010, The Bling Ring examines our obsession with fame and pop culture through the lens of a group of teens who systematically burgled some of Hollywood's finest.

At least, it thinks it does. What is The Bling Ring doing, exactly? Join Maren and Martha's discussion on this 2013 film to find out.

This is what happened...or is it? Pete and Martha take a look at the Rashomon Effect in film, starting with the titular film. Homework for the episode: Rashomon (1950, dir. Akira Kurosawa), Hero (2002, dir. Yimou Zhang), The Handmaiden (2016, dir. Chan-wook Park)

Wedding season continues with a viewing of the 2019 rom com Plus One, directed by Jeff Chan and Andrew Rhymer and starring Maya Erskine and Jack Quaid.

Catch us next ep for the 2013 teen thriller The Bling Ring, streaming on Netflix!

Let's get spooky! Pete and Martha dig into Gothic stories, starting with Edgar Allan Poe and working up to Guillermo del Toro. Some day Pete will stop letting Martha pick purely self indulgent topics, but today is not that day.

Today's homework: Select works by Edgar Allan Poe; Jane Eyre (2011, dir. Cary Fukunaga); The Devil's Backbone (2001, dir. Guillermo del Toro).

Maren and Martha are here for you to discuss the 2019 Amazon original Selah & the Spades. This is usually when Martha would write something snappy for the description, but she's feeling pretty tapped out right now! Pretend this is cleverer than it is.

Pete and Martha take a moment to recap some of the best stuff they've read, watched and listened to so far this year, including reminiscing about the last time they could go to the movie theater. Remember movie theaters? Those were the days.

Our newest ep is a little outside of our normal oeuvre, but we think you'll dig it anyway. We're looking at the brand new Hulu rom com Palm Springs! GIANT SPOILER ALERT for Palm Springs! You will definitely want to watch the movie before listening to us break it down.

On this episode, we explore the rich and varied world of Afrofuturism: what it means, some foundational works, and the future of the movement. Homework for the episode: The Archandroid (2010, Janelle Monae); Dawn (1987, Octavia E. Butler) and Brown Girl Begins (2017, dir. Sharon Lewis)