Sistertime Podcast

It's the sisters' 20th episode, which means it's time for another fliparoo! Instead of watching a show that no one else remembers, the sisters watch a show that everyone else remembers but they never actually saw-- The Adventures of Pete&Pete, which definitely withstands the test of time. Everyone was right. It's good.

Also, Maddie is feverish and dying the whole time.

In this week's The Sistertime Podcast, Abby forgot to use her good microphone for like half the episode. Also, the sisters watched a show about a lot of anthropomorphic cows living on a mesa high above the clouds, and thinking it is and always has been The Wild West. In their daily lives, they do their best to uphold the Code Of The West. The sisters find themselves at odds about whether or not it was fun and delightful, or utter tedium.

In this week's The Sistertime Podcast, Abby forgot to use her good microphone for like half the episode. Also, the sisters watched a show about a lot of anthropomorphic cows living on a mesa high above the clouds, and thinking it is and always has been The Wild West. In their daily lives, they do their best to uphold the Code Of The West. The sisters find themselves at odds about whether or not it was fun and delightful, or utter tedium.

This week, the sisters got their hopes up, only to have them immediately dashed into many small pieces by the 70s spooky variety show for kids, The Hilarious House of Frightenstein. It had puppets, creepy characters, and His Elegance Himself, Vincent Price... but it was best left buried in the memories of the poor children who had to watch it.

This week, the sisters got their hopes up, only to have them immediately dashed into many small pieces by the 70s spooky variety show for kids, The Hilarious House of Frightenstein. It had puppets, creepy characters, and His Elegance Himself, Vincent Price... but it was best left buried in the memories of the poor children who had to watch it.

The sisters embark on a journey across the universe to the planet of New Texas, where Marshall Bravestarr defends the gentle settlers from evil supernatural space outlaws. It is not nearly as exciting as this description would make it seem. Also, there's a horrible robot horse.

The sisters embark on a journey across the universe to the planet of New Texas, where Marshall Bravestarr defends the gentle settlers from evil supernatural space outlaws. It is not nearly as exciting as this description would make it seem. Also, there's a horrible robot horse.

It may not be Christmas anymore, but does Christmas ever really leave us? Probably. But hey, why not relive that brief moment of joy in an otherwise miserable year with the Sistertime Podcast Christmastime Special! The sisters discuss the 1986 made-for-TV "Babes In Toyland" starring Keanu Reeves and Drew Barrymore, one of the best Christmas specials ever made. Which is quite the feat, especially considering it is barely about Christmas. In fact it's mostly about Cincinnati.

It may not be Christmas anymore, but does Christmas ever really leave us? Probably. But hey, why not relive that brief moment of joy in an otherwise miserable year with the Sistertime Podcast Christmastime Special! The sisters discuss the 1986 made-for-TV "Babes In Toyland" starring Keanu Reeves and Drew Barrymore, one of the best Christmas specials ever made. Which is quite the feat, especially considering it is barely about Christmas. In fact it's mostly about Cincinnati.

The sisters are joined by a very special guest, their young brother Guthrie, and together they discuss the middle-of-the-road Australian program Ocean Girl. The show follows a pair of brothers as they discover a girl living on an otherwise uninhabited island, a girl who can mysteriously talk to whales and breathe underwater. It is not nearly as interesting as that premise would make it seem.