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Cedes has seen a plethora of teen drama tv shows. Listen to her yap about her favorite teen dramas, least favorites and teen dramas in between .

Kim and Cedes talk ships, and they're not talking boats. They'll go into detail about what ships are, their personal rules on ships, and what characters they ship.

SPOILERS FOR: Yellowjackets, How I Met Your Mother, The Bear, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Vampire Diaries, One Tree Hill, Gossip Girl, The OC, Gen V and Umbrella Academy.

SPOILERS FOR: Scooby Doo, Gozilla Minus One, The Last of Us 1 and 2, I Am Legend, The Strain, Dragonheart

Kim (sans Cedes, everyone say get better soon) talks with returning guest, Adam about all things monsters. They talk about their origins, what makes a monster movie and why they're so important.

Ever seen Scream (1996)? kinda gay, amirite? The Craft (1996)... pretty gay. Jennifer's Body? Black Swan? GAY. In this episode Kim and Cedes explore the history of queer slasher cinema.

SPOILERS AHEAD FOR: NOPE, SUPERNATURAL, THE 100, SCREAM (1996), JENNIFERS BODY, & BLACK SWAN

Kim and Cedes explore Rom-Com Couples and whether or not they believe they would still be together based on chemistry, compatibility, random scenarios and more.

Cedes is joined with Bailey and Sam as they talk the importance of production design, how undervalued crew members are, the dangers of being on set and A.I... for some reason.

Kim and Cedes talk movie theater etiquette, and do's and dont's of the theater as well as the movie going rituals.

Grab your PJs, pizza and pillows as Kim and Cedes discuss and rank movies to watch at sleepovers.

In this bite size ep Cedes gives her mildly hot takes on what she believes the main How I Met Your Mother characters' Sun, Moon, Rising and Venus signs are.

SPOILERS FOR: The Fault in Our Stars, Paper Towns, Looking for Alaska, Turtles All the Way Down, Hary Potter, Percy Jackson, Hunger Games, Divergent, Inkheart

Books? In my film podcast? It's more likely than you think as Cedes and Kim talk about book-to-movie and book-to-show adaptations. What's the good, the bad and the just okay when it comes to these adaptations?