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We're heading to...America! for this week's episode as we dive head first into the seminal 00's mockumentary BORAT. 

Then, we'll crash a wedding in order to properly discuss the infamous wedding song THE CHICKEN DANCE.

Finally, Marty continues his run of novelty costumes as he dresses up like Borat and says..."MY WIFE!"

Happy Holidays everyone! Scott finally gets his Christmas wish as we review the seminal 80s monster movie spoof Gremlins. Is it a spoof? Don't worry, we determine that for you! 

The hosts then debate whether the Grandmother (from this week's novelty song) was murdered by her husband. It's canon now. 

Finally, a special guest joins us LIVE in studio to present this week's novelty product. Who is the special guest? We're not at liberty to say, but, let's just say his name rhymes with Kiss Pringle...

Welcome to our first of TWO holiday episodes!

Strap in boys in girls, as we head to AMERICA for the definitely not seminal 2008 Michael Moore spoof movie "An American Carol". Marty and Scott scream at each other for thirty minutes and heavily debate the quality (and morals) of the film. 

Scott sticks with the America theme and presents the Toby Keith "classic" "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue". Yikes is this a bad song!

Finally, Marty brings the mood back up with a sexy advent calendar.

We're deep into the month of December which means OF COURSE we must dive in on the seminal horror spoof movie, the aptly named Scary Movie! Many spooky things will be discussed, especially the spooky jokes (and by spooky, I mean not funny) in the film.

Once again, Marty is in charge of the song as we review maybe the best novelty song ever: "Monster Mash".

Scott brings in a fun novelty product, as he brings a colored pencil for us to enjoy...at first...

Here we are once again, coming to an app with a podcast. We're not here to cause no trouble, we're just here to do the Spoofs, Goofs, and Novelty Songs shuffle! That's right, we're talking Super Bowl Shuffle on today's episode.

But! Before we get to that, we go in-depth on Brian DePalma's seminal film Phantom of the Paradise. We literally won't watch a better movie than this on the podcast.

Finally, Kelly pulls one of his classic pranks with this week's novelty product.

We've done it. We've reached a milestone. Our very special 10th episode, where we've decided to take a deep dive into the Spoofather himself, the iconic, the seminal spoof liaison Weird Al Yankovic (specifically, his film UHF). We even play a long Weird Al trivia game! 

Finally, the co-hosts nearly come to blows as Marty once again deeply disappoints both Scott and Kelly causing the longest and most hotly contested debate in the show's history!

FINALLY, the hosts of Spoofs, Goofs, and Novelty Songs attempt to review a "serious" spoof movie; the famous mockumentary Man Bites Dog. Does the movie's disgusting content turn the spoof back onto the hosts themselves? Yes.

Then, Kelly dives deep into Harry Nilsson's "Coconut". Way too deep. Marty and Scott go head-to-head on "Coconut" trivia as well.

Finally, they play some pranks on each other using one of the iconic novelty products: a whoopee cushion.

We're heading back to summer camp this week! Roasting marshmallows, doing funny skits, kayaking alongside a beautiful river...we will be doing none of those things, but, we will be reviewing Wet Hot American Summer! Paul Rudd will be complimented. 

We also discuss, at length, Hello Muddah Hello Faddah and debate where Crocs are a) shoes and/or b) a novelty product.

Finally, we dive in to a review on our own Wisconsin-based filmmakers, reviewing Top Secret! Scott and Kelly try to argue that this isn't a spoof movie. Also, we try to figure out just why everyone is always picking on Charlie Brown! Finally, we play the Shark Tank licensed game "Shark Tank: The Game"

We're back with more spoofs...more goofs...and exactly ONE more novelty song! Kelly takes a crack at the song this week while Scott takes over novelty product duty. Everyone argues the semantics of both. We also dive deep on our first Mel Brooks spoof movie "High Anxiety" and all come to a shocking conclusion: it's funny!