The undead are all the rage. No longer relegated to cult films, they’ve now got their own shows, merchandise and even 5k races. Tracy and Holly wonder what’s behind the zombie craze, and how long it will last.

Tracy and Holly originally thought there weren't many Thanksgiving movies, but it turned out, they just didn't remember there were. Listen in as the ladies ponder why most films about this holiday are all about family awkwardness.

Everyone loves the Muppets! (Seriously, it's suspicious if you don't.) In this episode, Tracy and Holly discuss the new movie, as well as what makes Jim Henson's creations so very special.

With media outlets hosting their own geek blogs, the idea that geek culture is mainstream is making news (and dredging up its own backlash). Has geek culture become exclusionary? Has it been co-opted by hipsters? Tracy and Holly wax pensive about geekdom.

The "Twilight" series is wildly popular, but why? Join Tracy and Holly as they examine just what makes people love (and loathe) Stephanie Meyer's vampire romance novels.

Why do some people play multiplayer online games, only to work through all their missions solo? Join Tracy and Holly as they share their reasons for going lone wolf in social games. (Hint: It’s not an antisocial thing.)

Most of your friends probably like the same things you do and have similar views on religion and politics. In this episode, Tracy and Holly discuss the benefits and challenges of diversifying your pal portfolio, and why sloganism is bad.

Does knowing how a movie or book will end ruin it for you? Yes. No. Maybe. But probably not. Tracy and Holly talk about spoilers and whether they ruin or enhance the entertainment experience.

Slasher films, psychological thrillers and ghost mysteries have a certain appeal during Halloween. Join Tracy and Holly as they discuss scary movies, and how your body can't differentiate between movie-generated fright and fear of a real threat.

The parents on this list of fictional moms and dads aren’t the Huxtables, that’s for sure. In this episode, Tracy and Holly have chosen the best examples of bad parenting to be found on television.