Living Room Theatre

Keith and Rachel dive into Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: Electric Boogaloo. Did Rachel love Baby Groot as much as Keith expected? Find out after a discussion of Perfect Strangers and other ‘90s sitcoms. Plus, we try to start a media battle with Kelly and Ryan.

Keith and Rachel discuss the latest (or almost latest) trailers for Justice League, Jumanji 2, Wrinkle in Time, Ready Player One, Kingsmen: Golden Circle, and probably another one that I’m forgetting. It’s an all trailer episode, so buckle up.

Keith and Rachel get into a possibly controversial area for people on the internet as they share their thoughts on the announcement of Jodie Whitaker as The 13th Doctor. Plus, they discuss Charlize Theron and the idea of James Bond becoming Jane Bond.

Keith and Rachel cover a lot of TV ground with The Big Bang Theory, Rick and Morty, and Doctor Who. Then they talk about the film Table 19 and having varying opinions. They also talk about that time they were on Three’s Company.

Keith and Rachel talk about many things including Hugh Jackman’s swan song as Wolverine, Logan. Their cat, Cappi, causes some problems, and they remember things from the 90’s.

Keith and Rachel discuss The Founder starring Pittsburgh-area native, Michael Keaton and all about the history of McDonald’s and it’s golden arches. They also talk a little about Thor: Ragnarok.

Keith and Rachel are finally back with a long overdue discussion of Passengers which was recorded some time ago. Plus, a discussion of the first Mummy trailer in this episode’s Trailer Time.

Keith and Rachel watched Doctor Strange and talk about the things that work, maybe a couple things that didn’t, and speculate on the sequel. This episode’s Trailer Time covers the remake of CHiPs and why they might not be too interested in it.

Keith and Rachel discuss The State of the DC Movie Universe and why Suicide Squad didn’t do it any help. They (mainly Keith) explore the many problems they (he) had with it. Keith reveals a theory on how DC could have competed with Marvel.

Keith and Rachel debate Emma Watson as Belle in the live-action Beauty and the Beast. Then, we boldly go to the threequel of the new Star Trek series. Is it better than Wrath of Khan 2? Does it really go beyond? And what small issues does Keith have with future science?