This week Sean and Andy debate which of these buddy comedies deserve the titles for most repeated viewing and best first viewing.

This week Sean and Andy comb over all the best picture nominees and the 1980s and re-evaluate which films should and should not have won best picture. 

This week comedian Melissa Stokoski comes by to discuss two romantic comedies revolving around a bet. 

This week Sean and Andy introduce new segments to the show, including movie news, movie association, and defending Oscar Best Pictures from the 70s.

This week Sean & Andy are joined again by comedian James Mattern to debate between two of the most critically maligned sequels. 

This week comedians Christian Finnegan and Andy Fiori argue over which John Cusack classic has more appeal and which of the two has the better ingenue. 

This week Sean and friend of the pod, Tommy McNamara, rank Jaws, Independence Day, Sandlot, Top Gun and Born on the Fourth of July in order.

Sean is taking this week off to celebrate the Fourth of July but will be back next week with brand new episodes!

This week comedians Robby Slowik, Pat Stango and Clayton Gumbert join Sean. Listen as Pat gets shamed for defending this nothing burger of a movie. 

This week friend of the show, Andy Fiori, returns to debate which recent Scorsese classic is superior and how Andy's Boston hatred clouds his judgement of Irish films.