This week we engage in a minor change up to commemorate an icon. In doing so we evaluate a DVD instead of a cassette of one of the most beloved of heroes with an even more beloved sequel. Brief discussion on DVD menus, forgetting Seth rogans name and even an honest to goodness fart into the microphone are on the menu this episode. Excelsior, you pukes!

We escape the realm of Halloween and take a trip into literature, literally (heh). I remember this movie but have clearly forgotten several stories. Pagemaster ahoy, to use one of those pirate terms. Forgive me, Patrick Stewart.

Kyle is dying from something. Fortunately, tis the season of the Dead but he still has a job to do, even if it kills him. Will he survive? Probably, because who else would publish this episode? Also, some kooky spooky altogether ooky 1993 film is discussed.

Heyo. Weird stuff happened last week and I felt the episode was subpar. Eventually I will fix this on a non Wednesday update or something.

In the meantime, I have provided a rifftraxesque watch through of Thumbelina. If you have the DVD just try to line it up. Okaythankxbye

Do you like overly simple handsome man rescues a damsel in distress style plots? Got a hankering for the musical stylings of GILBERT GOTTFRIED and carol Channing? Have we got a movie for you! Marvel as Kyle tries to remember his most forgettable film yet!

last week, we discussed felines on Broadway, but this week we go to Hollywood! join Kyle as he tries to figure out anchor and tries to remember the 1997 film Cats Don't Dance! pull up a bowl of animal crackers and enjoy.

I don't think this will be a REAL podcast but here's my synopsis of Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber's non directly Bible influenced musical: cats!