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In this episode, Will and Lesli revisit Toy Story - the movie that made history as the first fully computer-animated film ever—and somehow still holds up ridiculously well. Along the way, they get way too excited about all the tiny details most people miss, from hidden Easter eggs to jokes that definitely hit harder as adults. Expect plenty of nostalgia, some laughs, and at least a few moments where Will and Lesli obsess over something small that absolutely did not need that much attention…but here we are.

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Lesli and Will discuss infomercials of the 90s. If you lived in the 90s, then you must remember waking up at 2 AM on the couch, listening to the ramblings of the Flowbee or Buns of Steel. Put on a bow tie and talk real fast, and you could have sold us anything! Somewhere along the way, Lesli and Will veer into the awkwardness that was Adult Movie sections of video stores of the 90s. Listen as Lesli trauma dumps and makes in-the-moment realizations about what she thought was an average teenager’s job. 

Disclaimer: There are many friends I have who I mention a lot in the episodes. They’re my besties. The father discussed in this episode is NOT on of my bestie’s fathers. Their fathers were fabulous and probably only rented family comedies. ♥️

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Lesli and Will test their memory while Will plays various sounds from the 90s. Some sounds everyone will know, and some may only be known by former Latch-Key kids raised by an old box TV. And listen carefully! Maybe you’ll catch the sound of Will squealing with excitement at the sound of Windows 95. Guy’s enamored. 

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Will and Lesli discuss the 90s craze - Beanie Babies. These pellet-filled little animals took the nation— and The-Rachel-Haircut-Moms by storm. They made their way through shops, McDonalds, and Divorce Proceedings. People waited on line and swallowed their pride to buy everything from Legs the Frog to the Princess Diana Bear. While Lesli and Will never fell into the hype, it didn’t keep these Ty productions from making making millions in the 90s.

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Listen as Will comes up with a great idea for an episode and then makes fun of Lesli for discussing it. Not to be confused with every other episode. 

Whether you used satin or velvet, or joined the Dead Heads with the Aztec-patterned drug-rug-material scrunchies, you can’t think of the 90s without thinking of this amazing hair accessory. 

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Lesli surprises Will with some of the mall treats they talked about in the last episode. Some held up, some did not. But one thing’s for sure, you MUST remove the casing before you gnaw into a Summer Sausage. 

That- and- peach rings 4eva!

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The Generation Gap is big in this one. Lesli LIVED for the mall, while Will could take it or leave it. We’ll leave it to the listeners to decide which co-host they would have wanted to hang at the mall with. No matter who is chosen though, you’d be sure to enjoy sour patch kids, Auntie Ann’s Pretzels, acting stupid, and maybe a cassingle or two. 

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Will and Lesli have to choose This or That between 90s items. Some are a little rough… Forrest Gump running or Jack and Rose swimming? And some are no brainers.. like Home Alone over Mrs. Doubtfire. But who knew that Mariah Carey could almost end a friendship?  See what you think. Do you agree with their choices?

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Lesli and Will discuss technology of the 90s with their guest Eric. Lesli will never give up trying to play Frogger or Q-Bert, but she does give up trying to explain to the boys how a Brother Word Processor works. I guess you had to be there.

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Will and Lesli are joined by Gen X’ers Melissa and Eric to discuss the 90s horror flick Scream. Like every other sucker, they were lured in by the promise of Drew Barrymore, only to find she lasted as long as her dark, matte lipstick - not very long. We’re still not sure which loss was more devastating to Lesli, but it probably rhymes with dipstick. 

So if Scream was your level of scary, and you love a good discussion of scary movies and 90s nostalgia, then this episode is for you. Don’t forget your Jiffy Pop!

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