In our first episode of Finchuary, our series on the films of David Fincher, we return to Se7en (1995). We talk the film's strengths and weaknesses, the serial killer as an artistic figure, and Brad Pitt's enormous shirt.

On yet another episode that goes completely off the rails, we discuss the pop-punk movement. We talk Blink 182 and The Offspring, late 90s and early 2000s counterculture, and the arrival of the white guy who wanted to act black.

In honor of the ongoing impeachment trial, we look back at the impeachment of Bill Clinton and the sex scandals surrounding it. We talk Clinton's crooked penis, Monica's blue dress, and provide very little factual information about the impeachment itself.

After a month-long break we return with an episode about the ideas we had for the episode. We present the inaugural Stop/Rewind Babe Draft and Andy has a manic episode describing Christmas 1996.

We got tired of talking about the 1990s so we talk about films from the 2010s we thought were great.

Strange things are afoot at the Circle K as we talk Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) and Bogus Journey (1991).

To close out the month, we talk the cult classic television series "Freaks and Geeks," which launched the careers of Seth Rogen, James Franco, Jason Segel, Linda Cardellini, Martin Starr, and the beautiful John Francis Daley. We talk the show's legacy, our own freak or geek status, and take a long detour into getting high.

In an exclusive "girls only" episode, Nora and Tyne discuss their love of the Gilmore Girls, and play a very important game of "fuck, marry, kill" starring Rory's boyfriends.

For the second episode of Nomenber, we cover the classic animated series, Daria. We talk the show's irony and deadpan humor, its relationship to the broader cultural trends of the decade, and why Nora was so convinced Daria was an Asian-American.

A craic of an episode about Ireland in the 1990s. We talk the British series Derry Girls, the music of the Cranberries, the ethno-nationalist conflict in Northern Ireland, and some differences between Christianity and Islam.