It is the end of Jeff Goldblum month, otherwise known as THE Birthday month. We finish our journey through Jeff with Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978). We were worried that maybe we wouldn't end with peak Goldblum because this film was relatively early in his career. However, we were overwhelmed with the amount of Jeff we received. It is simply too much Goldblum. Apparently, he toned it down after this one. What a month it has been. Do write in to let us know if you think we should rebrand to a permanent Jeff Goldblum tribute show. We will consider it.

In the meantime, join us next week as we watch The Secret of NIMH (1982) and begin our Don Bluth month!

It's March, which means it's Sam's Birthday month! Or as we've decided to call it, THE Birthday month. After all, what better way to celebrate Sam's birthday than with the podcast's very favourite mascot; THE Jeff Goldblum? This month is going to be an adventure in patience and quirk, and we've decided to start off with The Fly (1986). A birthday month isn't at all an unsettling time to watch a film about body horror, illness, and aging. It was a fantastic choice on our part there. If you don't listen to this episode, you're a f*cking drag.

Join us next week as we watch Jurassic Park (1993)

Get hyped team, as we're finishing off our Pokémon month by watching Pokémon Live! (2000). Now, only a small number of people ever got to see this live (not us), and then it disappeared forever, with only the soundtrack and trailer remaining. It was a piece of lost media that Sam obsessed with, mostly because the songs seemed to imply Giovanni was Ash's dad and that would be such a hilarious twist to add in a musical and then never speak of in canon. However, a hero named Chris Mitchell (the show's production stage manager) slowly started uploading clips and revealed the script. Eventually, a full edit of the show was uploaded to YouTube so we could finally watch this piece of lost media. Spoiler; Giovanni isn't explicitly said to be Ash Ketchum's dad, BUT THEY DON'T SAY HE ISN'T EITHER SO??

Join us next week for the beginning of THE Birthday Month

We're back! We bet you missed us almost as much as we missed you. We've decided to start with a fun, nostalgic month for everyone. So, welcome to Poké-month! We're starting off with Pokémon: The First Movie (1998) and wow it's a trip down memory lane. Weirdly, the soundtrack is the biggest thing that gets the feels going. If Brother My Brother wasn't the anti-war anthem of your childhood, you're too cool to be listening to us. This is why the Pokémon: The First Movie remake on Netflix is trash. No Brother My Brother, no Sam and Calum viewership. 

Join us next week as we watch Pokémon The Movie 2000 (1999)

Merry Christmas! Make your Christmas day even better by joining us as we discuss Love Actually (2003). This one is a bit late because Sam had a Christmas night out that made recording impossible, but it's all good because now you have an extra special Christmas gift from us. We discuss soulmates, love at first sight, and the state of relationships with our usual cynicism; perfect for Christmas!

We'll be back mid-January, have a good new year! Also, catch us on the Namely 90s Podcast on December 30th!