(This episode is hilarious, just listen to it already) In Gen Divide's third movie review Grace, Scott, and Derek talk about the second adventure of Marty McFly, Doc, and Einstein, pointing out the differences in Back to the Future's 2015 and our 2015. They also talk plot mistakes and Scott tries to guess who the top actors of the 80s were, only being able to correctly guess Tom Cruise. 

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Scott, Grace, and movie genius Derek discuss Taylor Swift's album "folklore", Orange Julius in the malls, Billie Eilish, U2, and even check in with their favorite talent on Cameo; Ryebread. Basically everything they needed to get out before they talk about Back to the Future Part Two which was divided into our next episode.

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In the fifth album review episode, Scott and Grace rate and criticize Billie Eilish's WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO? and U2's The Joshua Tree. They talk about memories with both artists and even reminisce on old album reviews when talking about Niall Horan, NF, and Duran Duran. They praise Billie's uniqueness and U2's immersiveness all while being harsh and realistic critics.

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Scott and Grace debate over department store and online shopping in the second cagematch episode. Scott argues that malls such as Stranger Things' Starcourt Mall taught kids lessons of independence at a young age and that it was more of a social experience than a shopping experience.  Grace argues that shopping online allows you to leave happier with it's convenience and higher safety; especially during this time of the coronavirus. 

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Grace, Scott, and Derek continue the conversation in Gen Divide's first ever two parter. They introduce the idea that Wesley was a trend setter for young characters that cuss too much. They also talk logistics of riding Helltrack or bringing ass sliding to Lake Bridgeport. 

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In part one of Gen Divide's "Rad" movie review, Grace, Scott, and movie genius Derek share some gifts and discuss the first half of the movie including the return of the long opening credits montage. Derek brings the Gen Divide duo Cameos from Bill Allen (star of "Rad") and Ryebread (who was also featured in our first movie review). Grace and Scott gift Derek a copy of Spike Lee's signed "Do the Right Thing" book. They discuss the actors and actresses post-Rad careers including Lori Loughlin going on to be Aunt Becky in "Full House" and Talia Shire as Adrian Balboa in the "Rocky" series. They also debate on their favorite scenes with the ultimate favorite being the dance where Bart Taylor and his entourage show off their dancing skills and Cru and Christian perform the bike dance to "Send Me An Angel".

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In this episode we are joined in the studio by Grace's mom and Scott's wife; Amy Hiler. They start with a belated Father's Day quiz similar to the Mother's Day episode; Grace will answer trivial questions about Scott and Amy will guess what her father Charlie French answered. Who is the best daughter? Only these questions about favorite movies and first cars will tell. Next up is their fourth album review; 2 weeks ago Amy got to choose She's So Unusual by Cyndi Lauper and Grace chose The Pains of Growing by Alessia Cara. 

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Grace and Scott are joined in the studio this episode by Bridgeport Chief of Police Steve Stanford. They talk about his career in law enforcement and how social media has helped develop the message of the department. They also review themes of past episodes such as the fashion in the 90s like the rattail and the bleached hair as well as "The Last Dance" documentary series about Michael Jordan. Give it a listen and find out what a real officer's opinion is of the popular cop shows such as "Cops" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine". 

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