Millenniality

Millenniality

By Catherine Law & Kristen HenleyComedySociety & Culture
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Millenniality episodes

  • Scooby Doo and the Girl-on-Girl Kiss We Deserved

    2002's Scooby Doo is an early-aughts classic for a reason! From the soundtrack (oh hey, Sugar Ray) to the impeccable casting of Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, Mr. Bean himself and more, there's nothing Scrappy-Doo or his army of 12-foot Gremlins could do to keep us from this flick.

    49 min
  • Slime: Why Getting Slimed is Greater Than Making Slime

    Slime was a Millennial kid's dream - whether it was squishing Gak so it made a fart sound, or watching your favorite celebs get slimed on Nickelodeon, we were HERE for it. Kristen gives Catherine a brief history of Slime, and the girls do a deep dive on the toys and tv that gave us the slime we craved.

    47 min
  • Island of the Blue Dolphins: Epic Weird-Girl Survival Fantasy

    Nothing fills the hearts of the lonely weird-girls of the lunchroom quite like having a plethora of animal companions, whether real or imagined. In today's episode, Catherine and Kristen do a deep dive on the lore of Karana, the heroine of Scott O'Dell's classic Island of the Blue Dolphins. But that's not where the story ends: they'll cover the true story of Juana Maria, the real-life woman of San Nicolas island.

    43 min
  • Cartoon All Stars: Hotboxing the Muppet Babies?!

    Today we're taking it back to the "crack epidemic" to understand why the President and First Lady decided 8-11 year olds needed to know as much as possible about hard drugs. Hosts Kristen Henley and Catherine Law will ride too many rollercoasters, confuse Bugs Bunny for McGruff the Crime Dog, and wonder what a purple football is doing in a box of drug paraphernalia.

    41 min
  • Free Willy: Weeping Boy in a Solid Color Hoodie

    On our very first episode of Millenniality, Kristen and Catherine examine the absolute banger Free Willy. We'll discover why the Mandela Effect made us all think Elijah Wood starred in this movie (he didn't), the truth about Sea World, and why the 90's made us love a weeping boy in a solid colored hoodie. Welcome to Millenniality!

    54 min
  • Driving to Disneyland is Now: Millenniality!

    Been missing Kristen & Catherine? Well our BRAND NEW show, Millenniality, is all about the movies, media and moments that made us the nostalgia-ridden weirdos we are. We'll explore our sexual awakenings from Casper to The Mummy, why kids these days will never know the joy of playing with super-tiny-choking-hazard-style toys (I'm looking at you, Polly Pocket), and what happened when we all learned what a BJ was because of the President with the saxophone. What's more? Millenniality is also available on Youtube! See you there!

    1 min
  • Gunties & Niblings - Now on Youtube!

    You read that right, you can now watch your favorite Gunties on youtube! Kristen and Catherine take a spaceship (?!) to Disneyland, which shouldn't be too questionable in this time of floating orbs and mystery drones. Recorded on January 19th, preceding nothing but MLK day and Kristen's fabulous birthday, tune in for some soapboxes, wedding drama, and of course the PugCam (tm???). Welcome to Disneyland!

    49 min
  • Keep Your Chin Up

    Catherine and Kristen half-planned, half-lucked into being at the Happiest Place on Earth on a Very Sad Day. Join us for a download on their preview of Tiana's Bayou Adventure (formerly known as Splash Mountain), surprise corn dogs, blustering winds, and wisdom from a queer elder. Sending love and hidden Mickeys.

    1 hr 19 min
  • Pride Night + Jojo Siwa Dupes

    Kristen and Catherine are back to recap the pains and pleasures of Pride Night at Disneyland, why Chappell Roan occupies their lizard brains, and why the Babadook is second only to Clarabelle the Cow. The gals also discuss Disneyland Forward, and why Pandora should stay in Florida.

    45 min

About Millenniality

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On Millenniality, hosts Kristen Henley and Catherine Law revisit the hyper-specific movies, music,