Friend of the podcast Stuart Craig joins us to discuss one of the biggest comedies of the decade: Ace Ventura. We talk Jim Carrey, physical comedy, the film's incoherent plot, and why a man becoming a woman was somehow the funniest joke imaginable in 1994.

Friend of the podcast Ryan Boyd joins us to discuss White Men Can't Jump, a seminal basketball film of the early 1990s. We talk hustling and the gig economy, race and athleticism, and how the film manages to remain surprisingly relevant in the neoliberal hellscape of 2019.

To celebrate the beginning of March Madness, the extremely funny Lindsay Martin joins us to discuss two of the most beloved basketball films of the decade: Space Jam and Air Bud.

To celebrate Pi Day, we indulge in a few "pies" from our youth: Lunchables, Bagel Bites, Gushers, Fruit by the Foot, and Fruit Roll-Ups. We talk fake meat and microwavable space trays, and in the midst of a crazed sugar high begin ranting about foreign politics.

Friend of the podcast Susan phones in from China to discuss the teen party film Can't Hardly Wait (1998). We talk Jennifer Love Hewitt's appeal, Ethan Embry's hairline, and why nerd redemption makes for great stories. Also, Andy makes an unfortunate joke about getting Luke Perry to be a guest on the podcast (we're sorry, Luke).

Tyne and Nora take over the podcast to discuss all things Gilmore Girls. Become a $5 patron at patreon.com/stoprewindpod to hear the full episode (1 hr 49 min) that includes a very important game of "fuck, marry, kill" starring Rory's boyfriends.

Our old friend Derek Bish returns to discuss all things Weezer. We talk nerd rock, the greatness of the Blue Album, and the role of Pinkerton in expressing our pathetic teen love. One thing we can't figure out: why is Weezer so terrible now?

Our friend Seth returns with a copy of Othello to discuss the unbelievably bad movie O, which should have been permanently shelved. We discuss the film's clumsy approach to race, violence, and sexual consent, the ridiculous slam dunk contest, and Josh Hartnett's permanent fuckboy face.

For our holiday episode, valentines of the pod Nora and Tyne return to discuss two major love stories of the 1990s: Titanic (1997) & 10 Things I Hate About You (1999). We trash James Cameron, praise Kate Winslet, and talk about some guy named Scurvy who was Heath Ledger's friend.

Friend of the podcast Lally Gartel returns to talk the 1993 documentary The War Room, which covers Bill Clinton's campaign during the 1992 president election. We talk centrism, James Carville, and the ways the documentary helps us understand our politics today.