Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? I hope you love 80s/90s sitcoms as much as we do, because this week we're looking back at a favorite: Full House. Find out whether John Stamos is as hot as you remember this week on Like if You Remember.

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? Excuse the trickery at the start of the episode, because this holiday weekend the boys look back at an anime series that aired on Cartoon Network in the mid-2000s: Zatch Bell. This episode is chock-full of kids with magical powers and also a weird anthropomorphic horse, so you can enjoy that.

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? I hope you like bears and birds, because this week's episode on Banjo-Kazooie is full of them (at least two!). Collect a bunch of stuff, run on bird legs, and find out whether the game holds up as the guys reminisce about a fun(?) N64 game.

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? This week they take a look at The Emperor's New Groove, a beloved Disney movie starring the wonderful Patrick Warburton (and I guess David Spade and John Goodman). Can the guys get along and agree on whether this movie holds up? Listen and find out!

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? This week they take a look at Code Lyoko, a popular kids' show that aired on Cartoon Network. Find out whether the guys think the show is worth revisiting or if it should instead be sent back in time to have never existed.

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? This week the guys take pictures of some very good Pokemon in the beloved(?) Nintendo 64 classic Pokemon Snap. Listen to find out if Professor Oak thinks Pokemon Snap is "Great!" or instead cries himself to sleep at night saying "You were close!"

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? Will Matt ever get his beloved Chomby? This week the guys figure out whether or not everyone should get back into Neopets or just leave their (virtual) pets to starve.

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? This week's mission, the guys crack the case on the early 2000's children's cartoon 'Totally Spies.'

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? This week we tackle the 1996 film 'Space Jam' starring basketball legend Bugs Bunny and also Michael Jordan, and find out whether it came to slam or should just shut up and jam.

Join Matt Wagenheim, John Bennink, and Eric Wagenheim as they embark on an auditory journey to blow your minds and break your hearts when they investigate the things they used to love as kids. Are they still good today? Were they ever? This week the guys discuss Nintendogs, a videogame published by Nintendo in 2005 for the Nintendo DS, and rediscover whether that proverbial dog still hunts (or ever did).