Despite a global push for us to do an episode on the box office juggernaut The Dog Stars, we are discussing Coyote vs. Acme this week instead. Our apologies. 

After seemingly 100 years, Matt and Shelby are finally bringing on a guest, our very special books expert Ciera Velarde. The trio breaks down Caro Claire Burke's buzzy tradwife novel Yesteryear, discussing the setup, the twist, and Anne Hathaway's involvement. 

Shelby and Matt are back, yet again, to discuss dinosaurs, but unlike all of the Jurassic World movies they've been subjected to, The End of Oak Street is actually good. 

Shelby and Matt basically spend this entire episode arguing about whether this movie is offensive or not. 

In order to avoid talking about sad things like Katseye's breakup and Perez Hilton's livestream, Matt and Shelby spent too much time talking about swimming pools. They also do a quick check-in on Taylor Swift's still mysterious wedding. 

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is one of the highest-grossing films of all time, but does it deserve all that hype? Shelby and Matt discuss. They also break down time-traveling, X-Men, and Avengers: Doomsday, knowing next to nothing about any of them. 

Shelby and Matt are back to discuss things such as Tom Holland throwing up on Hot Ones and Ariana Grande's latest press release. 

The Odyssey is already one of the biggest movies of the year. Matt and Shelby are here to discuss Christopher Nolan's Greek epic, his female characters, and who turned in good performances. Spoiler alert: Matt and Shelby do not agree. 

The World Cup is over, and Matt and Shelby are now both soccer experts (not really), and they've also got thoughts on the halftime show. Plus, there's still more news trickling out about Taylor Swift's wedding. 

Shelby and Matt talk dinner parties, loud neighbors, and divorce rates in this episode about The Invite, a new comedy from Olivia Wilde starring the hottest neighbors you've never had and the marital reckoning they'll never agree on. But it's fun! We promise!