We eschew Wicked and the month of December to wrap up our Chivember series the only way we ever could.

Renee Zellweger, Catherine Zeta-Jones, and Richard Gere star, sing, and dance their way to a couple of not guilty convictions with help from the press and the ole' razzle dazzle.

We promise we have lots of nice stuff to say about this movie after the halfway mark. Unfortunately, none of those things are about Kevin Costner.

Join us next week as we wrap up Chivember before getting slightly more festive for December.

Don't listen to this podcast if you're a fan of this movie.

Don't watch this movie if you're a fan of Capone, Chicago, or.... movies.

We'll be back with part 3 next week.

What does $300 worth of beer look like in 1980?

Did Dan Akroyd ever go back for Twiggy?

How did Matt Murphy just walk out on Aretha Franklin like that?!?!

All that and more on the first installment of Chivember, presented by GDL.

We are in fact, talkin' to you.

Shout out to Scorsese, $1.9 million, and pretty much everything else about this movie.

Join us next week for part 1 of Chivember.

*sad tenor sax sounds*

A review on a cautionary tale of why you should never shop at Bloomingdale's if you plan on ever seeing your family again.

Robin Williams is back, and we will be as well next week with Pt. 4.

And just like that...

Didn't expect us to have this one in our bags did you? Well you never know what a night out at Chaos can lead to.

Join us for some laughs thanks to this all time comedy classic starring Bill Murray, Dan Akroyd, Harold Ramis, Sigourney Weaver, and... somehow more.

Also featuring some slight commiseration over some recent major flops at the box office.

No cranberry juice was harmed in the making of this podcast.

A tale of two rats: One path lined with comic books, swank apartments, unbelievable pocket texting skills, Vera Farmiga, and one lined with broken plaster, isolation, addiction, and... Vera Farmiga.

Jack Nicholson is off the rails, Marky Mark isn't far behind him. You should be as well by the end of this movie.

You may be wondering, how do you follow up a viewing of a Damon/Affleck classic? With an Affleck/Fallon double feature of course!

(Sadly, no Dunkin' this week)