Welcome back (to the future) where we dive into the very 80s time travel family fun adventure that is Back to the Future. It's a full house today so buckle up and get ready to accelerate into this episode faster than a DeLorean could.

Theme song by Andrew Hansen, uke imitation by David Bridgman.

Notes at haventseenorheard.com

In an effort to cheat the system we step into the Baz Luhrmann's 2001 Absinthe induced jukebox musical fever dream that is Moulin Rouge.

Theme song by Andrew Hansen, disturbing cover by David Bridgman.

Song order as discussed - The Sound Of Music; Zidler's Rap Medley; Sparkling Diamonds; The Pitch; Your Song; Elephant Love Medley; One Day I'll Fly Away; Like A Virgin; Come What May; El Tango de Roxanne; The Show Must Go On; Hindi Sad Diamonds

The usual suspects (not the movie) return to talk about 1941's universally praised Citizen Kane. Hear us agree about the merits of a movie for once, and dive into the usual grab-bag of nonsense.

Theme song by Andrew Hansen, destroyed by David Bridgman.

How about some of the less topical material that didn't make it into regular episodes? Features outtakes from the Casablanca, Rush, Shawshank Redemption, and Bill Withers episodes.

David is back to talk about the 1971 Bill Withers album you didn't know you knew, Just As I Am. In keeping with his streak, David's annoying sound problem is fulfilled by the sounds of nature.

Theme song by Andrew Hansen, made greater by David Bridgman.

Caitlin Cutt and Kari Martin of White Wine True Crime and Pretty Scary dive into the 1994 prison tale The Shawshank Redemption. We talk about some of the less desirable aspects of prison, develop a new punishment for sexual offenders, and so much more! Theme music by Andrew Hansen and David Bridgman.

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David's back and we're talking Rush's 1981 album Moving Pictures. Hear a lot of facts about Canada, a new segment called Hey Gord What's Your Rush, and how Neal Peart has a product line called Neal Peart Plus.

David's audio abruptly changes quality at some point in the episode due to a cable malfunction, so I had to take the remainder from the backup Skype recording.

Theme song by Andrew Hansen, improved by David Bridgman.

We get into 1942's romantic drama Casablanca and how much of a missed opportunity it is that we didn't get a buddy-cop style sequel. Everyone learns a lot about the history of old movie, the importance of love, and a little something about ourselves (or some equivalent made up bullshit).

Theme song by Andrew Hansen, blatant infringement by David Bridgman.

Role reversal time again! Holly learns what AFI is via the 1999 album Black Sails In The Sunset. In the process Andrew (and now everyone) learns how much his headphones bleed while we're Skyping. Show notes at haventseenorheard.com/heard/afi.

Theme song by Andrew Hansen, friendly version by David Bridgman.

Join us as we chant together to summon the prophet of good podcasting for an episode about Jim Henson's The Dark Crystal. We drink in triple digit heat but still manage to talk about the movie, just like true professionals would. See haventseenorheard.com/seen/darkcrystal for show notes.

Theme song by Andrew Hansen/David Bridgman