Less Than 2000

Transformers.  G.I. Joe.  Star Wars.  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.  Ghostbusters!  The 80s and 90s gave us a treasure trove of incredible action figures.  Heck, so did the 70s!  Colby Coash joins the show to help explore the heights and depths of the little pieces of plastic with opposable limbs and kung fu grips that defined our childhoods.

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Adam and Chad pay tribute to the undisputed Queen of Pop.  No one innovated music and fashion or dominated the charts like Madonna.  From “Borderline” to “Like a Virgin” and all songs and movies in between, Less Than 2000 explores and appreciates the 1980’s portion of Madonna’s career.

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Trent Reznor is a musical genius.  The founding member of Nine Inch Nails has won a Grammy, an Oscar, an Emmy, and has been accepted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.  But even more important than critical success, NiN’s music has had an uncanny ability to connect with angsty teenagers of all backgrounds around the world.  Adam and Chad pour their hearts out about how important NiN’s music is to their lives, NiN’s impact on the 90s music scene, and how NiN has evolved in the 21st Century.

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Adam and Chad continue their discussion about Back to the Future with super fan Darren Coyle.  What was the movie’s cultural impact? How was Marty McFly portrayed in the original script? Is it an almost perfect movie? Hit play to find out… and please subscribe, like, and review the show!

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What else can possibly be said about Back to the Future? Adam and Chad invite super fan Darren Coyle onto the show for a deep dive. What would have happened if Michael J. Fox hadn’t been cast as Marty McFly? Is Back to the Future 3 a worthy entry to the trilogy? Is the original an almost perfect movie? All you have to do is hit play to find out. (And why not subscribe and hit “like" or five stars while you’re at it).

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The boys go back and analyze the original Excellent Adventure from ’89!  How in San Dimas did it launch the career of Keanu Reeves?!  What ever happened to Alex Winter? What did Chad think of the new movie? (We all know Adam didn’t see it!) Find out on this week’s episode! …And eyes off my stepmom, dude!

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What happens when Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Cameron team up for an action movie that’s not part of the Terminator franchise?  We get the awesomeness that is True Lies! Jamie Lee Curtis supplies strong female energy with “curve appeal.” Bill Paxton and Tom Arnold supply the hilarity. Join Adam and Chad as they return for season 1.5 of Less Than 2000!

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Director David Lynch is a genius; a true film savant. After directing art house films like Blue Velvet and Elephant Man, he took his surreal dreamscapes and offbeat humor to network television. Adam shares his college thesis on Lynch & Chad talks about his grandma’s dreams. Don’t forget the coffee! 

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Come on, come on, come on… feel it, feel it!  Feel the Vibrations as Chad & Adam discuss Mark Walhlberg’s “rap career” from the early 90s.  Who exactly was the “Funky Bunch?”  The guys ask the big question: Does Marky Mark’s music career hold up after all these years? Take a guess.

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The first and second rules of Fight Club are “You Do Not Talk About Fight Club.”  But screw that! Adam & Chad bring podcaster Chris Wolfe on the show to break down this iconic 90’s cult classic featuring Brad Pitt, Edward Norton and Helena Bonham Carter.

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