For Episode 102, Joel and Andrene discuss 1992's "3 Ninjas" and interview actor Joel Swetow who starred in the film as Mr. Brown! When 3 adolescent brothers are kidnapped, they use ninja skills learned from their grandfather to fight their captors who are controlled by an evil arms dealer.

For Episode 101, Joel and Andrene survey 1995’s “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar”. Three drag queens embark on a cross-country drive from New York to California but become stranded in a small Midwest town after their car breaks down.

It's Episode 100!! Joel and Andrene are highlighting your voicemails, answering your questions, and presenting awards as we recap our favorite moments and characters from the 90s movies we’ve rewatched thus far.

For Episode 99, Andrene and Joel peer at 1996’s "Harriet the Spy". Harriet (Michelle Trachtenberg) is an 11-year-old spy who writes everything she sees in her private notebook. When her biggest enemy in the school gets her hands on the book, Harriet decides to get even.

For Episode 98, Joel and Andrene make note of 1994's “True Lies”. A secret agent (Arnold Schwarzenegger) tasked with foiling a terrorist plot becomes distracted due to fears his wife (Jamie Lee Curtis) is having an affair.

For Episode 97, Andrene and Joel analyze 1993’s “Philadelphia”. After a gay lawyer with AIDS (Tom Hanks) is fired from his law firm, he hires a homophobic attorney (Denzel Washington) to represent him in a wrongful termination suit.

For Episode 96, Joel and Andrene consider 1996’s “Set It Off”. Influenced by circumstances outside their control, four inner city women start robbing banks; however, things quickly get out of control after they catch the attention of a detective.

For Episode 95, Andrene and Joel explore 1996’s “The Birdcage”. After his son gets engaged, a gay cabaret owner (Robin Williams) and his drag queen romantic partner (Nathan Lane), act 'straight' to meet the fiancé's right-wing conservative parents.

For Episode 94, Joel and Andrene recap 1995’s “A Goofy Movie”. When Goofy (Bill Farmer) decides to take his son Max (James Marsden) on a cross-country fishing trip, Max tries to alter the destination so he can attend a concert to impress a girl.

For Episode 93, Andrene and Joel experience 1996's "Jerry Maguire". When sports agent Jerry Maguire (Tom Cruise) is fired for sending a heartfelt company-wide memo, he is forced to start a company with the only client he retains. Along the way, he finds love with the one woman who believes in him.