This week on Gereheads we're talking about The Big One: "Pretty Woman"! Topics include fake laughs, short suits, the power of movie star charisma, and what Richard Gere has in common with Miley Cyrus. We also shout for a pretty long time about the rare joy of a man who acts like a mf-ing grownup. Join us!

This week's film is the 1990 gritty cop drama "Internal Affairs." Listen, we tried to keep this one down to a reasonable length, but we had a lot to say! Among MANY other things we talk about RTG's first truly villainous role and how we feel about it, our experiences getting the COVID-19 vaccine, Sarah's Andy Garcia/Billy Baldwin facial blindness, and Elise's future as the girlfriend of a body pillow.

We take a trip to the bayou this week in "No Mercy," a 1986 New Orleans-set crime noir starring RTG and Kim Basinger.  While at first it may seem that this is a podcast about fast food delivery and the sitcom "Superstore," eventually we discuss the film, including our feelings about one of RTG's least sympathetic characters so far, Sarah's strong beliefs about a man who may or may not be bloated, and the debut of our stunning Michael McDonald impressions.

This week we're chatting about "Power," the 1986 Sidney Lumet film about the world of political campaigning. Come for the mustache and suspenders; stay for the crunchy perm talk, an extensive discussion of Sarah's new culottes, and extreme over-usage of the word "scruples."

Let's get biblical! Join us as we discuss the 1985 would-be epic "King David." Sarah makes a religious case for watching sexy movies, Elise quotes the Bible a LOT, and together we recall the horror of watching RTG dance around Jerusalem in a diaper.

Hey there dollface, ready to cut a rug? This week Sarah and Elise talk about the 1984 Francis Ford Coppola film "Cotton Club," set in 1920s Harlem. Topics covered include exorbitant tap dancing, the power of a tiny mustache to change a man's entire face, and New York City's finest Burger King. It's not real life, it's jazz.

Join us for a lot of confusion this week as we grapple with pretty face vs. terrible personality in 1983's "Breathless." We talk about what works and what doesn't in this ambitious remake of a French classic, Sarah abdicates the Size Queen throne, and Elise confesses to her past as an accessory to murder.

Join us this week to gab about the swooping romantic drama of 1982's "An Officer and a Gentleman"! In this episode Sarah and Elise cover our feelings about a man in uniform, Washington State memories, a harrowing weevil experience, and dig deep into the drama surrounding actresses with "difficult" reputations. If you're into the rampant misuse of/ignorance towards military lingo, this one's for you!

It may be a blessing in disguise that the audio for our discussion of the 1980 film "American Gigolo" got a little garbled by the app we used to record this one, as we go in HARD on objectifying RTG in this week's episode. According to our Bingo charts, this film is the most Richard Gere-y yet! If you can wade through the audio issues, we talk about golden tans, curved fireplaces, murder mysteries, and determine once and for all who is our number one boy.