Married to the Idea

This episode, we dive into the depths of how far we can drive Aaron insane with plotholes, historical inaccuracies, miscastings and dancing techniques that aren't fanciful? (Who knew?!) Join us as we take a giant Leap! into a mediorce kids film that tries too hard in some areas, yet not enough in others.

We're on a mission from God, with special guest Rich, to review The Blue Brothers, and not Illinois Nazis, Carrie Fisher with a rocket launcher, or the entire Chicago Police Department will stop us from talking about this timeless musical comedy.

If you saw the Unaired Pilot for Star Trek, would you give it the Greenlight? That's what we're discussing this week, with Nick and Greg from the Media Nuts, to see if the initial pilot, pitched as a sci-fi western "railway to the stars" would've past muster if we were NBC executives who saw it in 1965.

It's the one year anniversary for Married to the Idea, and the 10 year mark for this episode's movie, The Dark Knight. Has it, like us, stood the test of time? Or does it need to answer for the dark and depressing state of the DCEU?

First impressions are everything. As longtime lovers of the TV show Castle, we take a look at the first episodes of Take Two, a sexy ride-along from the creator of Castle, and The Rookie, a cop drama starring Nathan Fillion. And since we haven't seen any of these shows beyond the first episode, NO SPOILERS! At least, very, very few...

We take a timely expedition into the thickness of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. Was it as good as or even better than the original 1996 classic starring Robin Williams? Or does it get lost in the wilderness of one liners and bad CGI? Roll the dice and find out!

We take another look into the vault of terrible free movies on Youtube to bring you a character study of a woman coming into her own sexuality through animalistic transformation...buried under mounds and mounds of late 80s awkward campy comedy-horror schlock.

We couldn't wait any longer - let's dive into Infinity War. Do NOT listen to this episode unless you've seen the movie, because it is ALL spoilers. You have been warned... #thanosdemandsyoursilence

We make this a threesome to talk about one of Allie's top five movies of all time, starring a pre-Batman Val Kilmer and pre-Harry Potter Warwick Davis. Does this fantasy epic hold up after thirty years? We shall see...

Another Book vs Movie - Ballet Shoes! Yet again, we wonder if maybe Aaron is not the target audience for Elizabeth's nostalgia trips. Can young girl's coming-of-age stories be compelling for all ages? Will he notice anything beyond young Emma Watson? Can he even remember their names? Find out this week!