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This Is Us S2 E3 - Deja Vu Leona, Tea, and Chele discuss another great episode of This Is Us.

Everyone loves a good bedtime story. Especially one featuring a handsome hero and his beautiful damsel; as well as dastardly villains, giants, sword fighters, adventure, and true love. We get all that and more in the Princess Bride. Grab a pillow and hang out with Chele, Tea, and Leona as we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 80s classic.

This Is Us S2 E2 - A Manny-Splendored Thing The Manny is back. Leona, Tea, and Chele discuss episode two.

This Is Us S2 E1 - A Father's Advice Leona, Chele and Tea chat about the return of our favorite TV family.

It's officially Fall, the perfect time to think about filling up your belly with a heapin' helpin' of chicken, collard greens, macaroni & cheese and...egg pie? Ok not so much, but you can join us in Fandom City as we mark the 20th anniversary of the release of Soul Food. Come see what Leona, Tea and Rachele have to say about this film's depiction of Black women and their families, then and now.

Town Hall Meeting Agenda Special Request - Chele and Tea are chatting about the hit comedy, Dear White People. Rather than choose between the film and Netflix TV series, we decided to tackle both. Sam, Lionel, Coco, Troy, Reggie and Gabe made the transition from big screen to the small screen. How was it? Do you need to watch the movie to watch the series? Did Lionel finally get the nerve to get a haircut? These are a few questions we answer in this installment of Fandom City Town Hall Meeting.

The Fandom City Sheriff and the Alderman take a trip back to The Catskills in 1963, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the romance-dance-drama, Dirty Dancing. As Baby and Johnny fall in love over three weeks in the summer, we fall in love with a film that almost wasn't. Patrick Swayze in tight pants, grinding on the dance floor, and overt classism make for a great conversation. Join the discussion!

Another special request, brings the Sheriff and the Mayor together to discuss the 80s teen/HS classic, The Breakfast Club. In the suburbs of Chicago, it's not always happy fun times, as five high school students learn during Saturday detention. Hang out with the Sheriff and the Mayor as they talk about what's lauded by some as the best teen movie ever.

It seems like summer just isn’t summer without a Marvel movie. What a great summer we’ve had, so far. After his amazing introduction in Captain America: Civil War, Peter Parker is finally back. Chele and Tea talk about the new summer hit, Spider-Man Homecoming; the amazing changes Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has brought compared to Andrew Garfield, and Toby Maguire’s versions of Spider-Man and the amazing cast featuring Holland’s co-lead Zendaya Coleman, Michael Keaton, and Robert Downey, Jr. Be advised, there are spoilers.

On the latest episode of Press Rewind, Chele, Leona, and Tea discuss the cult classic, Hollywood Shuffle. (Yes, cult classic; we said what we said.) It's been 30 years since Robert Townsend brought us this semi-autobiographical tale about being a black actor in Hollywood and it's still very much relevant. Go batty, batty, batty with us as we dust off this classic to see if it's holds up. Don't forget to bring a snack; maybe some Ho Cakes?