Jill and Scott celebrate Christmas being just around the corner with tales of shopping, wrapping, and why the North Pole is like a Jell-O mold.

This week Scott cries when he shouldn't, Jill laughs when she should cry and we warm our hearts by the television fire with some new spins on some Hallmark "classics".

Jill is throwing away photos, Scott is losing his keys, and Mrs. Claus (yes, that Mrs. Claus) stops by to gossip about who's addicted to what in the North Pole.

We're back with a vengeance and the sniffles this week as we tell tales of Thanksgiving, Lords of the Ringsing, and Indiana Jonesing.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, some leftovers from past episodes to tide you over until the new episode drops next week. PLUS, an unedited version of one of our interviews. Really get to see how that sausage gets made!

We celebrate ten episodes by contemplating merchandising prospects, talking in two accents at the same time, and finding joy in the worst Batman movie.

Jill goes to the movies, Scott skips town, and we talk to a roadie who can't count to four.

What's the deal with theme songs? What's the deal with funny people? Do they need to be in relationships with other funny people? Also, local celebrity Miss Scary Lady comes by to chat about her latest movie marathon.

We talk backstage anxiety, where dogs go when they die, and filmmaker Grayson Green comes by to talk about his new film "Screams of Blue".

Jill is dentist wary, Scott is going to hell probably, and a young girl stops by to dance on our heartstrings.