We're kicking off our Magical Michelle Miniseries in the most pfantastical way we know how: by summoning the iconic combined diva powers of Cher, Susan Sarandon, and La Pfeiffer and diving into the pool of deliciousness that is THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK. The chapters in our spellbook this episode include: how beautifully the titular actresses complement each other, everybody's favorite, average, horny little devil Jack Nicholson (and the original actor cast in his role), our dream casts for any eventual remakes of this pfilm, and which witch we feel we most embody. Pull up a bowl of cherries and fly (pfly?) with us!

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For our 30th Pfeiffer Pfriday together, we decided we needed to do something a little special and thought that makin' a little whoopee was exactly what was called for. That's right - it's time to discuss Michelle's stunning, sexy and Oscar-nominated performance as Susie Diamond in THE FABULOUS BAKER BOYS! And we are very fortunate to have Pfeiffer pfan extraordinaire Nathaniel Rogers join us to discuss everything that makes this movie and its star pfantastic. From The Pea Song to Jennifer Tilly's Candy Man to the Driving Miss Daisy of it all, we are celebrating a crown jewel performance of La Pfeiffer in the best way we know how: by making sure everybody knows that she should have won an Oscar for it!

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Wake up, beauties! Rise and shine. It's a brand new Pfriday and the mortal world is at peace...but not for long. The Pfabulous Pfeiffer Boys are sowing some glorious chaos this week as we dish on Part II of Animated Michelle: SINBAD: LEGEND OF THE SEVEN SEAS, featuring a devilishly delicious vocal performance from La Pfeiffer as Eris, Goddess of Discord. We discuss the seemingly arduous journey of this film, particularly from Michelle's perspective, the homoerotic bromance between Sinbad and Proteus, animated butt, and the present-day goddesses of chaos we have to deal with in our everyday lives.

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Did you know that there can be miracles when you believe? This Pfriday, we have a very special guest joining us: Steve Fala arrived in a basket to deliver us a fantastic chat about Dreamworks' first traditionally animated pfeature, THE PRINCE OF EGYPT. Featuring an all-star cast, including La Pfeiffer as Tzipporah, and stunning animation, this pfilm gives us plenty to cover: childhood memories, Easter baskets, Whitney and Mariah, and Michelle singing beautifully. This episode is truly all we ever wanted.

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This Priday, the Pfabulous Pfeiffer Boys are flying a chopper to Sayville, NY, where a new movie is being shot: SWEET LIBERTY, starring Michelle as Faith Healy, award-nominated actress for playing a coal miner (NOT a coal miner's daughter)! This pfilm gets one sweet and one sour reaction from us, as we discuss Alan Alda's second take as actor-director-writer hyphenate, and wish he'd maybe done just one instead. We also talk about how adorable Lillian Gish is (in her second-to-last film role), and try to answer the age old question: Was Michael Caine Hot?

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Remember two episodes ago when a certain ocean movie broke Jerry? Well, this Pfriday we present The One That Broke Michael or, as it is more commonly known, PERSONAL EFFECTS. This indie exploration of grief gives us a scowling Ashton Kutcher, the always welcome opportunity to talk about Kathy Bates, and a really beautiful and understated performance from Michelle. We also do a heavy dive into the fractured release of this film and how films featuring bankable movie stars all but fall through the cracks.

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This Pfriday, we have a special guest who's come to call bearing yellow roses: Corey Ryan joins us in the parlor to help us celebrate hitting the half-way point of Pfeiffer Pfridays and to chat about the sumptuous THE AGE OF INNOCENCE, which brought Michelle her sixth consecutive Golden Globe nomination as the heartbreaking Countess Ellen Olenska, and should have earned her another Oscar nomination. We talk about the rules and repression the film so brilliantly conveys, the 1993 awards circuit and the steamroller that was Holly Hunter that season, plus we get an extra special dash of salt from one Miriam Margolyes. Happy 25 Episodes, listeners!

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Raise your glass, Pfeiffer Pfans! The ball's about to drop and there are resolutions to get made, which can only mean one thing: it's NEW YEAR'S EVE, the star-filled holiday saga that asks you to try and remember why certain people were stars back in 2011. In the mix of a painful Katherine Heigl, a rage-filled Sarah Jessica Parker, and an uncomfortable Hilary Swank is an incredibly charming Hairspray reunion between La Pfeiffer and Zac Efron (at peak himbo), which includes Michelle doing something truly extraordinary. Plus, we dip into the odd assortment of awards this movie managed to garner and the undisputed greatness of the one and only Cherry Jones. Happy New Year, everybody!!!

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As happens in anybody's pfilm career, there will always be those movies that pfall a little pfar in the eyes of pfans, mayhaps as pfar down as THE DEEP END OF THE OCEAN, an adaptation of the very first Oprah's Book Club pick, or as we're subtitling it: The One That Broke Jerry. The pfabulous Pfeiffer boys break out their spying cameras for this part mystery/part family drama and try to answer these burning questions: where is Michelle's lost child? How was Brenda Strong born a Desperate Housewife? And why did the screenwriter have to do this to us? Come for the lowdown on the movie, stay for the pre-anniversary reminiscing about our favorite podcast moments so far, in honor of us almost being at the halfway point!

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This Pfriday wraps up our Pfeiffer/Landis double feature with AMAZON WOMEN ON THE MOON, one of the oddest entries in the Pfeiffer pfilmography, but also a very pleasant surprise. Since this movie reminded us both of a feature-length SNL episode, we'll let you know that this episode has everything: La Pfeiffer wants to see her baby, Froot Loops, random memories of the movie Doubt, David Alan Grier just wanting to sing some good old-fashioned tunes, the Loch Ness monster, Steve Guttenberg being daddy, and your resident pfabulous Pfeiffer boys as Statler and Waldorf. It's a wacky episode to match a wacky movie.

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