On this episode covering the 1989 version of Batman directed by Tim Burton, lots of fun tropes and quotes are discussed! Breanne and Emily go splitsies on a baby, and Emily fills Breanne in on a cute bat meme. Also, Breanne mistakes "set design" with "set decoration."

Special guest Marshall joins Emily for Boyz n the Hood, one of the more serious movies in her journey of pop culture education.

Breanne is on a bye-week this week so Emily is joined by special guest John from the Bogey Talk Podcast for Mallrats—her first adventure into Kevin Smith movies! Escalators and elevators abound. Snoogins.

Breanne and Emily Whateverhands explore some Tim Burton on this week's episode: Edward Scissorhands. Emily gets really excited about scissor-related hobbies, and Breanne touches on the references from Deadpool 2 that Emily was able to pick up! Gooo Team! Snip snip, snip snip snip.

Emily and Breanne have to go see about a... podcast? This week, they are chatting about emotional vulnerabilities and the WICKED SMART Good Will Hunting.

Who are your podcasters and what movie are they doing this week? Breanne and Emily dive into Kindergarten Cop and chat about cute kids, creepily smooth hair, and some often referenced lines!

Breanne is super excited for Emily to watch this week's movie: Dirty Dancing! We chat about watermelons, (un)creative names, and so many references!

We finally get to discuss GhooOOoost reasons. Breanne asks about one of Emily's spoooooky RPG characters. Emily is introduced to Patrick Swayze and the famous clay-spinning scene.

All aboard! Hop into your DeLorean, steampunk time-travelling train, or onto your conveniently located TappHorse, and join us as our dive into zany time-travelling adventures comes to an end—for now—with our episode covering Back to the Future 3.

Can we borrow your underpants— I mean, your attention—for 24 minutes? Emily and Breanne chat about Sixteen Candles and whether it holds up 34 years after it was released. We also briefly discuss our trip to the Popnology exhibit at the Telus World of Science, and who did better at a test.