For our long weekend extravaganza, we're tackling not just one or two movies, but all four of Dreamwork Studio's 2-D animated movies - The Prince of Egypt, The Road to El Dorado, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, and Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas. We talk about the big middle finger that led to the formation of the studio, which of the four deserved a lot more than they got, and the evolution of 2-D animation, both from big screen to silver screen, and from apparent death to welcome revival.

Welcome back to Keep Beach City Quarantined! This week, we continue the second season with our second StevenBomb: Sworn to the Sword, Rising Tides Crashing Skies, Keeping it Together, We Need to Talk, and Chille Tid. Join us for the live stream every Tuesday night at 5 PM on our Facebook page @marriedtotheideareviews and be a part of the conversation on our chill appreciation fancast.

Welcome back to Keep Beach City Quarantined! This week, we start the second season of Steven Universe with perhaps the most controversial episode of the series, Say Uncle, followed by Shirt Club, Story for Steven, Love Letters, and Reformed. Join us for the live stream every Tuesday night at 5 PM on our Facebook page @marriedtotheideareviews and be a part of the conversation on our chill appreciation fancast.

We go from Don Bluth's first movie to his last one - Titan A.E. This animated movie bombed hard enough to end its own studio, but is it really that bad? We make innumerable comparisons to Treasure Planet, go on various asides about Eisner/Katzenberg drama, and talk about the pros and cons of a movie whose greatest sin might have been that it was simply ahead of its time. *SPOILERS*

Welcome back to Keep Beach City Quarantined! This week, we're discussing the final seven episodes of the first season of Steven Universe - Open Book, Political Power, The Return (Part 1), Jailbreak (Part 2), Full Disclosure, and Joy Ride. Join us for the live stream every Tuesday night at 5 PM on our Facebook page @marriedtotheideareviews and be a part of the conversation on our chill appreciation fancast, as well as sometimes see us dress up as Lapis Lazuli and Beach Bum Steven.

Welcome back to Keep Beach City Quarantined! This week, we're discussing episodes 41-46 of the first season of Steven Universe, but depending on your streaming service and/or air dates, those may not be the same for you, so we're gonna list them off right here: Horror Club, Winter Forecast, Maximum Capacity, Marble Madness, Rose's Scabbard, and The Message. Join us for the live stream every Tuesday night at 5 PM on our Facebook page @marriedtotheideareviews so you can be a part of the recording!

Since we're all #stayinghome, we thought we'd invite back some old guests for a social distance episode on one of our favorite nostalgic remakes, The Parent Trap. Paige and Sam (of "Paige and Sam Plan a Wedding" fame) have finally gotten married, and thus now have time to join a fellow married couple to talk about fencing etiquette, twin technology, and comparisons between the original and the remake. *Editor's Note - we apologize for the audio. We don't do this kind of off-site recording often, but we will get better before we try it again.*

Welcome back to Keep Beach City Quarantined! This week, we're discussing episodes 31-40 of the first season of Steven Universe. Join us for the live stream every Tuesday night at 5 PM on our Facebook page @marriedtotheideareviews so you can be a part of the recording!

We return to our chill appreciation fancast with our thoughts on Episodes 21-30, in which Aaron's favorite character finally makes their series debut. Want to be a part of the podcast? Join us on Tuesdays at 5 PM on our Facebook page Married to the Idea (@marriedtotheideareviews) so you can join in with your comments and questions as we record each week's episode.

It's another episode where we pit Book vs. Movie, with us discussing Don Bluth's first movie outside of Disney, The Secret of NIMH, based on the young adult novel Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH. We discuss the lovely characters, timeless story, and much like when we reviewed Howl's Moving Castle, investigate how the crucial differences between book and movie make each iteration both similar and unique.