For the very special tenth episode, the sisters mix it up, and watch a show that everybody else liked that they had never seen. They chose Saved By The Bell, and they loathed it.

The show centers around the wretched Zack Morris in his day-to-day life at a school where he is law. Everyone bows before him as he frowns upon their cowering forms.

The sisters force themselves through the short-lived 1986 cartoon Moondreamers, which follows a bunch of white babies who live in the sky and supposedly give dreams to all the children of Earth, despite the best efforts of Queen Scowlene. It is truly a terrible show, but the sisters prevailed.

The sisters force themselves through the short-lived 1986 cartoon Moondreamers, which follows a bunch of white babies who live in the sky and supposedly give dreams to all the children of Earth, despite the best efforts of Queen Scowlene. It is truly a terrible show, but the sisters prevailed.

This week, Maddie and Abby watch the 1947/1977 Russian animated film, The Magic Pony, and are thoroughly charmed by it. The film follows young Ivan and his magic pony as they are forced to complete increasingly difficult tasks for a foolish czar.

This week, Maddie and Abby watch the 1947/1977 Russian animated film, The Magic Pony, and are thoroughly charmed by it. The film follows young Ivan and his magic pony as they are forced to complete increasingly difficult tasks for a foolish czar.

This week, the sisters watch a surprisingly good Canadian show from 1997, Dracula: The Series. The show follows Max and his older brother Chris as they move to Europe and, with the help of their Uncle Gustav Van Helsing, must defeat Ruthless Businessman Dracula before he takes over the world.

This week, the sisters watch a surprisingly good Canadian show from 1997, Dracula: The Series. The show follows Max and his older brother Chris as they move to Europe and, with the help of their Uncle Gustav Van Helsing, must defeat Ruthless Businessman Dracula before he takes over the world.

This week, the sisters watch Starkid, a 1997 film about a kid who finds an alien cybersuit created by a dying race and uses it to do stupid things.

This week, the sisters watch Starkid, a 1997 film about a kid who finds an alien cybersuit created by a dying race and uses it to do stupid things.

On this week's episode, the sisters discuss the 1994 film Dragonworld, about a boy and his dragon. It's a classic film, by which we mean formulaic and bland. But even the most bland film can still give a wonderful jumping-off point for a discussion.