Erin joins Bonnie on a trip to England to check in on Louisa who is in need of a new job.  Working for Will Traynor was not what she expected, and that is mirrored in Erin's experience with this movie, not knowing the storyline.  The film is faithfully adapted since the author also wrote the screenplay.  And your favorite franchise is likely represented by at least one of the actors here (Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, Victoria, The Crown, Hunger Games, Ozark, Mission: Impossible, Downtown Abbey, Doctor Who...).  Pull on your stripey tights and #liveboldly.

Brittany and Bonnie are headed to Rancho Carne, CA to check in with Torrance and the Toros as they defend their national championship.  Spoiler alert - the previous years' cheers were stolen and the team has to rebuild if they want any chance of succeeding in Daytona.  This movie was BIG in 2000 and it still holds up pretty well today.  The loser sneeze may be dead, but Oh Mickey, you are still so fine.  

Mike joins Brittany and Bonnie on a quest to get Penny back to her family in England.  An end of world romance not your thing?  We'd suggest you give this one a chance - it's a dark comedy, but it has so much heart.  Actually it may have it all - Keira Knightley, Steve Carell, an awesome soundtrack, Sorry the dog, a female writer/director, intense circumstances, a quest, the beach, so many great cameos... Nice Knowing You. 

Bianca and Bonnie are headed to the Massachusetts coast for a summer that might start out pretty sucky, but we bet will end on a high note.  Excellent writing, directing, casting, acting - this small budget Sundance success story really has it all.  Come for the 4 Oscar winners in memorable roles; stay for Duncan and Owen's friendship.  As the movie poster says, "We've All Been There".  Pop 'n Lock!

Diane and Bonnie are off to New York City to check in on Jason Bateman (our first JB!) and Jennifer Aniston and that cutie Sebastian.  No one talks about this RomCom much, but it's a fun favorite of ours.  It's got a small cast and everyone shines - who wouldn't want Juliette Lewis and Jeff Goldblum as your best friends?  Hypochondria?  Oh my God I have that. 

Brittany and Bonnie are heading to Maryland for a wedding we haven't exactly been invited to.  While not your traditional RomCom, this movie has a lot of Rom (yes, some absolutely cringey), and is said to have been instrumental in reviving the R-rated comedy.  The Best Friend and Imposters & Secret vibes are strong here, but this movie has it all - Dwight Yoakam, balloon animals, and maple syrup.  Mom!  The meatloaf!

Bonnie and Brittany are headed to Chicago for Bonnie Hunt's stellar offering.  We can't stop describing the movie as "sweet" and "refreshing" and the critics agree.  Minnie Driver and David Duchovny are magic together (who knew?), but we may like the Grandpa Gang even more. Join us for dinner at O'Reilly's, Chicago's only Italian-Irish restaurant.  Oh, and Grace has Bob's dead wife's heart!

For our 88th episode, Cindy and Bonnie go back to 1988 to what Sports Illustrated called "a damn good baseball movie".  Never fear, though, this classic RomCom has it all - ironing, garters, a rain out, a quotable speech, and more chemistry than you can swing a bat at.  If you hit the ball you win a steak.  Oh My!  Join us as we head to North Carolina!

Diane and Bonnie are thinking outside the box on this Com with a good dose of Rom!  Join us in our ginormous RV as we pick up David, Sarah, Casey, and Will and head to Pablo Chacon's compound.  While this movie is not for families, it does have waterfalls, end of film bloopers, NIck Offerman and Kathryn Hahn.  It's Jen and Jason's 5th movie together - and they have No Ragrets, not even one letter.  Happy Birthday, America!

Violet and Bonnie are headed to Seattle for a little-seen independent about trying to adult through a quarter-life crisis.  If you like your romances a little quieter, well-acted, and completely relatable, you will like "Laggies".  Did we mention the winning combo of Keira Knightley, Sam Rockwell, and Chloe Grace Moretz?  We've got female friendships, a mid-century modern vibe, and Shelley the tortoise.  Come for the coming-of-age storyline, but stay for the relatable comedy.  It's not a joke if it's not insulting.