Finally, the movie Bobby has been waiting for: Coming to America.

Anchored by the incredible Eddie Murphy, this '80s classic follows a prince from the fictional kingdom of Zamunda as he heads to Queens to find a bride who loves him for who he is.

This episode could easily be called "The One with All the Impressions," but it's really just Bobby and Mark joyfully reliving their teenage years while Layla realizes that a massive portion of her dad’s weirdest catchphrases come directly from this movie. Plus, we're joined by one of our best friends, Abigail! Tune in to hear how her sheltered childhood led to her seeing this comedy masterpiece for the absolute first time as a forty-something.

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Our ninth episode has us cracking up and attempting to impersonate Agador, Starina/Albert, and Armand from the hilarious and heartwarming movie, The Birdcage. South Beach in the 1990s is the perfect setting for this comedy full of family drama, drag queens, love, and one very conservative senator. Listen in to meet Aunt Annie, hear Layla's thoughts on 90s fashion, and to learn about the source of a lot of Bobby's favorite one-liners.

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For our eighth episode, we watched a big one: Titanic! Come back to 1997 with us to watch the record-breaking movie that had us all swooning over Jack and Rose and reliving the icy downfall of the "Ship of Dreams." Our guest, Rhiannon (Mom), was the same age as Layla is now when this one came out--and thirteen might be the perfect age to see this epic movie for the first time. Listen to hear about one of the times Bobby got kicked out of a movie theater and to find out if young Layla's "Titanic phase" laid the ground work for her to be a Leo fangirl.

Our seventh episode features our first musical and the oldest movie we have reviewed yet, Grease! Our special guest, Maria, reminisces about her first time seeing the movie and how different it is to watch it through the eyes of a young teenager today. Will the catchy songs and flashy outfits be enough to win over Layla? Listen to this one for hot takes on full grown adults cosplaying as teenagers, "cool" smoking, and Travolta's tough guy walk.

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In our sixth episode, we watch the movie that introduced Jim Carrey to the world as a ridiculous, obnoxious, over-the-top pet detective--whatever that is. 1994 was an epic year for Jim Carrey; he released Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, The Mask, and Dumb and Dumber. That was an entertaining year for teenage boys! Bobby, Mark, and Allen are definitely the target audience for this flick, but listen in to see if Layla appreciates slapstick comedy as much as they do and to see how this movie holds up thirty two years after its premiere.

Our fifth episode was inspired by our family's awe of the Artemis II Mission. To the disappointment of NASA, we watched the wildly inaccurate and highly entertaining movie, Armageddon. This 1998 smash hit made us all laugh, cry, and sing. Listen to hear the whole family's take on how Bruce Willis saved the world.

In our fourth episode, we get the chance to talk to Uncle Mark again and we introduce one of Layla's best friends, Oliver. Listen in to see if The Fugitive holds up in the eyes of middle schoolers and for a couple of dam puns!

In our third episode, Bobby and his youngest brother, Allen, introduce Layla to one of their favorite movies, Baby Driver. This one has everything: great music, bank robberies, car chases, and young love! Tune in to hear their insights on this 2017 banger that you may have missed!

Our second episode features Bobby's mom and favorite aunt reminiscing about the 1986 hit, Top Gun. Listen to hear Layla's opinions on a young Tom Cruise and stick around for the very end to hear Joey's take on the movie--and the cool sunglasses.

In our very first episode, Layla is introduced to one of her dad and uncle's favorite movies, Good Will Hunting. Listen to hear some bad Boston accents and thoughts on the 1997 classic.