Happy Holidays everyone!  We’re aware we’ve missed the holidays, but Christmas movies are eternal.  The first film this week is Grandma Got Runover by a Reindeer, a Christmas classic that absolutely no one has seen, and everyone seems to dislike.

The second movie is Jingle Jangle, an incredible film that you should stream right now on Netflix if you haven’t already!  What are you waiting for?

In an incredible upset, Brenda has come to talk about the Digimon movie, a film that she, very openly admits to disliking.  Will she find anything redeeming on her latest rewatch?  Will Austin ever recover from missing out on covering this topic themselves?  Will anyone ever trust Brenda’s opinion on anything ever again?  Tune in to find out!

"In honor of Godzilla day (which was November 3rd) Host Austin talks about the king of all monsters.  Godzilla, Gojira, whichever you prefer;  this massive movie giant had humble beginnings in post war Japan.  How does Godzilla’s legacy hold up today?  How does it fit in with America’s obsession with large monsters and our rampant military propaganda?  Why is “King Kong vs. Godzilla” a real movie?  Are you Team Godzilla, or Team King Kong?"

Host Austin, and Host Brenda return to the movies to round off Spooky Month (which is actually November now). The first feature is the Disney Channel Original Movie “Twitches”, the tale of twin witches separated at birth who discover they have magical powers. It’s in the top ten of Disney Channel Movies, and is Austin’s favorite movie that takes place on Halloween.

The second film is “Happy Halloween Scooby Doo” which, baffling enough, is Scooby Doo’s first Halloween film. You’ve got Elvira, you’ve got Bill Nye, you’ve got the actual Scarecrow from the Batman Universe. You’ve got the best Scooby Doo movie in twenty years.

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It’s the end of an era, and potentially the end of the world. For the first time in almost 60 years, “It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown” will not air on cable. What does this mean for other Snoopy specials that have faded into obscurity? Why does Sony Music Japan own a major chunk of the “Peanuts” Company? And just who is Wild Brain Entertainment? We only answer some of these questions. Others, we’re hoping you can answer for us.

Spooky Month continues with Marvel’s often forgotten blockbuster movie “Blade”. Without “Blade” you can forget your precious MCU. Your Iron Mans. Your Thors. Your Captain Americas. “Blade” paved the way for superhero movies as mainstream entertainment. Host Brenda also talks about the McBarge, a floating Mcdonalds. It’s relevant. Trust me.

Spooky Month is now officially in November. Time is meaningless, and we can do as we please. As the first installation of Spooky Month, Host Brenda brings kid’s horror classic “Scooby Doo” to the table. We talk about the Smithsonian a lot more than you would be expecting, but I promise, it’s relevant.

Today, Host Austin is here to talk about the stormy history of Ororo Monroe AKA Storm, one of the most powerful characters in the Marvel universe. What does the future hold for this incredibly underutilised character? Find out, Mystorians!

This week on another exciting episode of SHoNM, Brenda talks about the 1992 Sega CDI Game, "Night Trap", a game with a wild history involving cancelled Hasbro VCR gaming systems, Nolan Bushnel (again), a congressional hearing about violence in video games, and Nintendo viciously taking out the competition by any means necessary.

This is an episode you don't want to miss (you don't want to miss any episodes, honestly, because they are all very good)!

This week, we discuss everyone's favorite defunct toy store chain run by a Giraffe.  Warning, we cry.