We’re at the garage in the city living large this week as we eat pizza and cookies then discuss The Babysitter. We agree that some of the filmmaking choices detract from the film’s likability, but it's still a good watch. With laughs all the way through, this film is fun, entertaining, and uncomplicated. Watch it. Don’t be a P*$$Y.

This week, we get all dressed up in our furry suits and eat hot dogs and “rocket ship” shaped cookies before discussing Death to Smoochy. This behind-the-scenes look into a crazy world of depraved children's show entertainers is made even more entertaining with the great Robin Williams as Rainbow F-ing Randolph. It may not be the best-constructed story, but the comedy more than makes up for it. RIP Spinner. We love you, champ.

We’re framing each other for things we may not have done this week while we eat chicken Frito pie, mint chocolate chip ice cream, and Kit Kats before we discuss Gone Girl. Once we get past the unrealistic meet cute banter, the story leads us through a series of events that may not be as authentic as they are depicted. Is Nick a wife murderer? Is Amy abused? The answers may surprise you if you ignore the story's holes. We’re excited that Nick gives us some wood in the end, but we'll save that for our fifth-anniversary show.