Grab your PJs and your cereal- it's time to settle into the Saturday mornings of 90s yesteryear for some cartoons. Whether you chose Nickelodeon, Disney, or the WB for your entertainment, we've got you covered. Featuring catchy theme songs, unique (and sometimes dark) characters that put the children center stage of the stories, 90s cartoons were a change from their predecessors and made it possible for what is ruling the tube right now.

What a decade it's been- and we're only a little over a year in. Grab your bucket hats and come with as we recall a simpler, more frosted-tipped time: the 1990s. With the majority of our childhood taking place in this family-sitcom-filled time, we want to discuss the shows that shaped this time in history and the impact they had at the time and into our adult lives. The first in our 90s series is here with everything from The Fresh Prince of Bel Air to Clarissa Explains It All.

This week the Ladies review HBO Max's series The Flight Attendant, starring Kaley Cuoco. When a night of partying in Bangkok has disastrous results and a blackout of the events, Cassie has to solve a crime of epic proportions in order to clear her name. With help from friends and frenemies, she ventures around the world, trying to stay one step ahead of the FBI, the Thai police, assassins, and her personal problems. Join us as we take to the skies in the only way possible in 2021! *SPOILERS* for Season 1 of The Flight Attendant

Welcome to 2021! Before we can start off into the new year, we take one last look back at 2020 with a review of Wonder Woman 1984 and discuss why it simply didn't work. On multiple levels. We also discuss the DC Universe and why they keep rebooting their heroes and villains to no avail. *SPOILERS* and long rants ahead.

Who knew we could like Kristen Stewart? This week we discuss Hulu's latest holiday film: Happiest Season. Taking representation of a lesbian relationship to a more mainstream platform, Clea Duvall's movie features the talent of Aubrey Plaza, Dan Levy, Mackenzie Davies, and others. We discuss the importance of this film and why maybe the ending needed a rework (or at least a bit more growth for the characters). *SPOILERS* for Happiest Season

This week the Ladies review “Mark of the Demon” by Diana Rowland and compare it with her other series “White Trash Zombie”. Kara summons demons and solves crime in Louisiana- but it doesn’t go as planned on either front. Can Kara keep it all together and catch a serial killer before time runs out? Much like detectives, we tried to sort through the evidence, and we walked away with a lot of questions. *SPOILERS* for Book 1 of the Kara Gillian series

After 15 years of saving people and hunting things, the Winchester brothers have come to the end of the road. What became of Sam, Dean, and all the people, angels, and demons they met along the way? The Ladies discuss the ups and downs of season 15 and focus heavily on the series finale of the show that brought them together. *SPOILERS* for the entire series of the CW's "Supernatural".

This week, the Ladies review Netflix's miniseries "The Queen's Gambit", based on the novel by Walter Tevis. We follow Beth Harmon both on and off the chess board as she strategizes how to make her move from an orphanage in Kentucky to the World Championship in Moscow. *SPOILERS* for Netflix's The Queen's Gambit

Wrapping up their review of the Indiana Jones franchise, the Ladies swing down to South America on a quest for a crystal skull of unknown origin. The 2008 film "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" is a point of division among a lot of Indy's fans and we discuss why. Set in the 50s, the film brings new villains and old friends, as well as raising the point that it all "depends on who your god is".

Taking a detour from Indy's adventures, the Ladies discuss one of their favorite comedy-horror films: Tucker and Dale vs. Evil. In this 2010 film, Tucker (Alan Tudyk) and Dale (Tyler Labine) simply want to fix up their new vacation home (which they got for a steal), but a series of grave misunderstandings and assumptions based on appearances leads to an all-out disaster with a group of college kids who are out camping nearby. Grab your chainsaws and enjoy this horrific comedy of errors! But watch out for all that college kid blood. *SPOILERS* for Tucker and Dale vs. Evil