So, you all heard the content warning, right? Because YEESH.

Important questions:

Why are some women not white and conventionally attractive?

Why does this movie ask that question?

Holy shit.

Keep an ear out for us talking about anything other than this movie, because it was so deeply miserable to contemplate.

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In the dark, gritty world of early oughts cgi, one man make a brief, valiant attempt to do something with the Universal movie monsters.

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Are there kinds of active besides “stoic” and “over the top? No.

Why is Anna so bad at killing monsters?

How many people get roofied in this movie?

Keep an ear out for the “shocking twist” that is the Angel Gabriel reveal.

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All right, I'll just say it: I'm not proud of how long it took to edit this.

Important questions:

What's the importance of a black superhero?

What does this movie take from other movies, and does it improve those themes?

Is everyone okay this year?

Keep an ear out for Andy and Tony believing that this one won't take almost two months to release.

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The next series we do, there will be NO talk of imperialism!

Important questions:

What century is this?

Why was this episode such a misery to record?

What in the everloving Hell is wrong with Tarzan's feet?

Keep an ear out for... man, I dunno. A better movie, hopefully.

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I'd like to apologize for being almost comically unable to do actual work for the better part of a month, but here's the episode -- Tony

Important questions:

Is Phil Collins a good performer?

What is the theme of this movie?

Who's Clayton?

Keep an ear out for questions of racism and feminism that are very on brand for us at this point.

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Maybe, during this time of isolation and fear, you'd like to join us in revisiting a simpler world. One that, admittedly, ALSO doesn't make sense.

Important questions:

Will we talk for another four hours about this curse?

Why does the Beast suck now?

How many shorts are in this movie?

Keep an ear out for random, surprisingly clear birdsongs from outside Tony's window.

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This is only like the second trilogy we've every done, but trilogies hurt.

Important questions:

What is Floubder's characterization?

Should Ariel run away from home?

What are mermaid sisters like?

Keep an ear out for a three minute discussion about electric eels.

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Time to get back to our roots: watching movies that are exactly like other movies, but worse.

Important questions:

Why is everyone making poor decisions?

How can a fish go bald?

Who has become the biggest sitcom dad?

Keep an ear out for Tony constantly questioning Ariel's decision making skills and Andy describing the plot of “Magic Kid,” or “Little Ninja Dragon.”

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We're finally doing it! We get to find out what makes a mermaid tick, explore the nineties Disney renaissance, and talk about feminism! It's very us.

Important questions:

What did Howard Ashman do for this movie?

Who is the scariest Disney dad?

How badly does everyone want Eric to get married?

Keep an ear out for Andy derailing us to talk about Ashman again, like over and over.

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Our new season continues! Life's gonna be like strawberry sherbet.

Important questions:

Can a bad movie be a good pilot?

How much cuter did Pascal get?

What is gained and lost in a shift to classical animation?

Keep an ear out for Andy being mad that Eugene is shoved to the side, and Tony analyzing frying pan attacks.

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