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Beatlemania takes a turn on the ol' spoof microscope as we take a turn on the seminal Beatle's musical "A Hard Day's Night" 

Don't worry, Scott is still extremely confused by British humor, slang, and the whole country in general.

Then, we return to a few Beatle's parody songs; "Pop Hate's the Beatles" and Peter Sellers performance of "A Hard Day's Night"

Finally, we return to Marty's childhood as we review the Animorphs book covers.

Well it's Wednesday, Wednesday, gotta download this podcast on Wednesday, everybody is looking forward to our review of Rebecca Black's "Friday"! Will we pick the front seat? The back seat is a fine choice?

Prior to that, we review Charlie Chaplin's seminal satire "The Great Dictator". Partying, partying, yeah!

Finally, Scott presents some toys and has Kelly and Marty guess a few musical notes.

This week the podcast gets animated as we review the seminal 90's Disney film "A GOOFY MOVIE". Millennials need not worry, we review the film IN DEPTH. But! Millennials should worry, because we don't all love the film...

Later, Kelly presents a song from the sketch group "The State" and Scott shows off his weird, super-long, green fingers...

The final episode of April Fool's Month is upon us, and we are closing out Nielsen Month with a special nostalgic trip to a childhood seminal favorite of Marty's: Spy Hard. Does it hold up? Will Scott and Kelly once again attempt to make Marty review just any random movie?

Scott also takes us across the pond as we review a couple of songs from the Liverpool rock band "The Beatles" and Marty presents a wand replica (as well as a wand based quiz!)

We're onto our third episode of April Fool's Month, and, we are STILL celebrating the films of famed spoof actor Leslie Nielsen! This week, with Mel Brooks' seminal final directed film: Dracula: Dead and Loving It. What follows is our most precise film criticism yet!

Kelly takes us all the way to New York at 30, Rockefeller Center as we take a listen to Werewolf Bar Mitzvah and we head to quiz town once again as Marty gives us a little history about snowglobes.

We're back with the second episode of April Fool's Month as we review our second Nielsen flick, the definitely not-seminal The Fugitive parody "Wrongfully Accused"

Marty presents Justin Timberlake's "I'm Lovin' It" to the class, along with a little McDonald's quiz! Kelly brings out his Nerf Gun, and, a little Nerf quiz! We're quiz heavy, and keyboard sounds heavy this week (apologies for the keyboard sounds!)

We've done it, we've reached the month of April! To celebrate the most foolish of months, we'll be reviewing four movies centered around one theme, and, for this April Fool's Month, we decided to celebrate an icon of spoof movies: Leslie Nielsen. That's right, a whole month of Nielsen flicks coming at you, starting with the seminal cop-parody "Naked Fun: From the Files of Police Squad".

This is also our first episode recorded in quarantine from COVID. Does it ruin our chemistry? Find out!

Ah yes, welcome to another episode of Cinema, Concertos, and Items of Curiosity! This week, we surely review the seminal 1941 film "Citizen Kane"!

We are also paid another visit by "Poor Larry" and we discuss many things regarding the common people, but not the song "Common People", no, we instead review "In the Hall of the Mountain King"!

We also pop open a bag of chips made from potatoes! A delight unheard of prior to this recording!

The ol' spoof gang heads to Skid Row this week to review the seminal musical Little Shop of Horrors! Two of our hosts love this movie, but is it a spoof??? We dive VERY deep into this week's movie and decide that we WON'T feed the plants!

Scott also teaches us about the history and style of the music and musicians of Little Shop of Horrors. 

Finally, Kelly brings another practical object for the novelty product segment.

We travel all the way back to the early 90s to review the seminal superhero spoof "Blankman" starring Damon Wayans! The hosts also struggle to create a cold open, and, struggle to find an angle with which to discuss Blankman! The movie certainly fits the title.

Marty teaches us all a little bit about the man known as "Chris Gaines" and Scott asks Marty AND Kelly a series of riddle-based questions!