We followed Bernard Fresson to 1959's Hiroshima Mon Amour (Alain Resnais) and though if you blink you'll miss him, we are thrilled that we ended up here.

We followed Isabelle Adjani to another euro-thriller-weirdo flick, 1976's The Tenant! Paris has never looked so unromantic!

We followed Margit Carstensen to 1981's Possession and we may never be the same again.

We followed phenomenal cinematographer Michael Ballhaus to The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (1972) directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder and OH BOY did we dig it! Huge apologies for Erik's near constant hacking. No amount of gin would help.

We're back with a BANG! with Martin Scorsese's 1985 classic "After Hours" because we all think that Griffin Dunne is "the world's biggest cutie-pie". It's our first episode of Chain Reaction: Open Season, which means we can go absolutely anywhere! We hope you'll join us.

We close out our "holiday Harts" capsule with the crown jewel of Christmas episodes, "Tis the Season to Be Murdered" starring a small wooden(?) fighter pilot who was READY for his close-up.

Wouldn't a season or two (or ten) of Harts Investigations, where Jennifer and a retired Jonathan Hart run an LA detective agency, Max and Freeway always around the office, finally putting their talents to use for people who aren't there friends? Ahh well, one can dream. Oh, and we watched this shitty episode of Moonlighting.

We dip back into "A Christmas Hart" for our little holiday capsule and we realize that there are riches yet to be mined from maybe every episode of Hart to Hart??

It's Holiday Hart season! Our first episode in this capsule is "Long Lost Love" from season 5 of Hart to Hart. You know when people say "last but not least"? This one is "least but not last".

We followed...uh...dead people talking? I'm a little fuzzy on the link, but regardless, we watched An American Werewolf in London! This is the end of our first official "spooky edition" of chain reaction, so listen up to find out our next move! (hint: it's got Hart to Hart in it)