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This week we endured through the Star Wars Holiday Special. And we learn that, while it might work when trying to tell a story, drinking may not be best for an open topic discussion. Not all experiments work. Merry Christmas and Happy Life Day!

Here it is, boppers! Episode 6, we've reached our conclusion and, after this episode, have covered all six parts of the Star Wars saga! That is, until Episode 7 comes out, of course! So does the final chapter hold up? Is it spuce? Find out here!

This week we made it to The Empire Strikes Back! We ask if it holds up, like we do! And then we go on numerous tangents along the way.

We did it! We made it through the prequels! It's all downhill from this point on as this week we jumped into the original trilogy and the movie that started it all: the original Star Wars, also know as Episode IV: A New Hope. So join us as we ask, once again, does this hold up?

This week, we reach the halfway mark as we watched Episode III: Revenge of the Sith! Then we discuss the polarizing nature of the prequels and possible headaches that can come from talking about them.

One down and five to go! This week's episode will be tackling Episode II of the Star Wars saga, Attack Of The Clones, as the clock ticks one week closer the release of The Force Awakens! So be spuce and listen up!

Starting here, the countdown to The Force Awakens begins! For the next six weeks we'll be taking a look at each of the Star Wars movies to ask whether or not they hold up. This week we start with Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Everyone has an opinion about this movie, and we just rewatched it so that we can tell you ours!

It's the day after Halloween and we just watched Starship Troopers, so we'll be talking about both today!

As Halloween looms on the horizon, we can think of no image more frightening than that of a clown. Except, perhaps, a Killer Klown. That's right, this week we'll be asking if cult, B-movie classic, "Killer Klowns From Outer Space", holds up!

This week we all sat down and watched Michael Rooker kill people and then talked about movies that might have disturbed us.