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John and Bethany take on 2017 Awards Season Contender Hidden Figures, and ask the question: was the racism really that pure and neat back then, or does the Pharrell soundtrack just make it seem like that?

We watch Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, which WAS very important to a younger John and now leaves a weird taste is his funny bone. Also discussed are movies of 2019, the end of the decade, and a bunch of other stuff because dang we did not really want to talk about the movie.

It's a PPN takeover, as Zach and Emily from STEAMPunks host this week's episode, all about Steven Universe: The Movie!

As part of the PPN Show Swap, John and Bethany jumped over to the STEAMPunks feed to talk about one of the most important unsung women in modern medicine. Check them out over there!

We'll be back in two weeks with Hidden Figures!

For Halloween, John and Bethany get spooky with The Witch, or is it The VVitch, a movie that's available on Netflix. Really, it's an excuse to watch it before we see Robert Eggers' next movie, The Mermaid. Get nice and spooky with us before we go to space next week with Hidden Figures!

John and Bethany talk about jokes, movies, communism, and the sheer amount of white people in The Coen Bros' 2016 film, Hail! Caesar. Athena has opinions about the real world Eddie Mannix! Next time....it might get spooky?!?!

Back in June, in anticipation of getting to letter H, John and Bethany sat down and decided to watch all eight Harry Potter Films in one weekend. The resulting hour plus of audio contains a documentation of their thoughts, feelings, emotions, and mental states as they attempted this frankly gargantuan, 19 hour feat, featuring some special guests.

Hail! Caesar will be the next episode.

We talk about the first Marvel movie that Bethany ever liked and how it treats women pretty terrible even as it gets so much more right. Next episode, we're covering Hail! Caesar.

We're back....IN SPACE. John and Bethany get into fear, instinct, survival, and a return to birth in a trip into space with Alfonso Cuarón, Sandra Bulloch, and a tiny bit of Clooney. Gravity's not readily available for free on streaming services, so we summarized it, or you can rent it on Google or other sites for $3.99. Next time, we're watching Guardians of the Galaxy. Bring your dancing shoes.

John and Bethany get into the 21st century take on 19th century sensation literature. Did you know there's a literal orgasm of blood in this movie? Yeah!

Next episode, we continue our series on space disaster movies with Gravity.

John and Bethany dig into FFC's immigrant gangster epic. Al Pacino is Hot. Fredo is sad. Vito is trying so hard to love all of his sons. Sonny is just mad. What is a woman anyway? Next episode, we're discussing blood orgasms, also known as Gone Girl.