We have chicken wings and shrimp cocktail and talk about "Tommy Boy." Why is Tommy such a good role model for life? Where would Chris Farley's career have gone? Is Richard right to be such a jerk? Parallels with Billy Madison and more on this week's episode.

"You wanna run?"

"You mean be on a podcast?"

Sam Steen joins us with foods that start with a letter Q "Quiche Cups" to talk about "White Men Can't Jump." We talk about Ron Shelton and his sports trifecta, using all the trash talk in our own lives and how everyone should have a bank account and not get a loan from gangsters.

Scotty shares his "First Taste" thoughts on "Spider-Man: No Way Home" at Cinemark Wichita Falls.

Madeleine Calcoate Garcia, Director of the Museum of North Texas History, joins us to talk about "Raiders of the Lost Ark", the ethics involved with museums when it comes to archaeology, the unicorn of Harrison Ford and whether this is the most influential film over the last forty years. All this while we have fried cheese ravioli, SpaghettiOs with Meatballs and Broccoli Rabe Robbing the Lost Ark.

While sipping on bourbon, water back and a Texas BBQ Pizza from Progress and Provisions, Scotty and Chad talk about George Clooney, Jennifer Lopez, the Tarantino effect and "Out of Sight" with special guest Smuckers.

Mac N Cheese Movies visits the Guild Cinema to watch "C'mon C'mon."

The last dollar movie theater in Dallas closed this year. We talk to Danny Gallagher from The Dallas Observer about dollar theaters, movie theaters in the fight against Covid and the importance of the cinematic experience.

A punk rock movie. An anti-capitalist movie. A Disney movie? Disney's "Taxi Driver"? Disney's "Fight Club"? Disney's "Devil Wears Prada"? Whatever it is, it's a true rebel in mainstream media. With cucumber sandwiches, Amber Scott stops by to talk about "Cruella."

Scotty is gonna need to be living the same day over and over to get the flapjacks right and to improve on making Rita's favorite drink, sweet vermouth on the rocks with a twist. Scotty and Shannon are joined by Chad to talk about Harold Ramis and Bill Murray, how "Groundhog Day" created a whole new genre and what would the movie be like if the Coen brothers directed it.

In this episode we visit the AMC Houston 8 and see "Being The Ricardos" in this amazing theater.