Return guest John Plummer get on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-sixth episode of The Hold Up to talk about how he’s been holding up during quarantine while trying to name the top cartoons of the 90s. John also discusses his work-from-home setup, shares some of his isolation workout routine, talks about finally getting a haircut, and so much more. See whether or not John thinks his quarantine holds up.

Matt Reinsant gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-fifth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some more of his childhood favorites, most importanly Back the the Future and Haribo gummy bears. Matt also becomes the first person to discuss stream-sniping on the pod, talks about the time-travel inconsistencies in this week’s movie pick, shares his thoughts on some favorite gummy flavors, and so much more. See whether or not Matt still thinks his youth holds up.

Return guest Anthony Jarvis get on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-fourth episode of The Hold Up to talk about how he’s been passing time during quarantine while answering some questions about the 2000s. Jarvis also talks about utilizing self-isolation to experiment with his facial hair, discusses some of the things he’s been revisiting during quarantine, sings a Nelly track, and so much more. See whether or not Jarvis thinks his quarantine holds up.

Brandon Blain gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-third episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of his childhood favorites, most importantly Demolition Man and Hostess Donettes. Brandon also shares some of the cassettes and CDs that got him into music, talks about how moving around as a kid informed his childhood, explains why the bagged version of this week’s snack is better than any other presentation, and so much more. See whether or not Brandon thinks his youth holds up.

Return guests Jessica Pham and Ariel Kwart get on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-second episode of The Hold Up to talk about how they’ve been passing the time during quarantine while answering some questions about 90’s trivia. Jess and Ariel also discuss quarantine life in Pennsylvania, show Justin and Jon some screamo anime music, and so much more. See whether or not Jessica and Ariel think their quarantine holds up.

Matt Lockwood gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the hundred-and-first episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of his childhood favorites, most importantly Mom and Dad Save the World and brown sugar cinnamon Pop-Tarts. Matt also professes his love for Dennis Rodman, discusses his favorite bits from this week’s very funny movie, ranks Pop-Tarts flavors, and so much more. See whether or not Matt thinks his youth holds up.

For the hundredth episode of The Hold Up, Justin and Jon extended an invite to past and future guests of the show to pop-in to a video chat. They got the chance to catch up on everyone’s quarantine routines, ask them about some of their favorite episodes, and discuss other nonsense. Join Justin and Jon as they celebrate 100 episodes of reviewing, judging and aruging. See whether or not they think quaratine and the podcast holds up.

Alan Richardson gets on the line with Justin and Jon for the ninety-ninth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of his childhood favorites, most importantly Big Bad Beetleborgs and Funny Bones. Alan also tells us about having multiple second-hand TVs in his room as a kid, shares tales of rewinding VHS tapes by hand, discusses having to hide sweet treats from himself, and so much more. See whether or not Alan thinks his youth holds up.

Mark Breirly and Ned Prickett sit back down with Justin and Jon for the ninety-eighth episode of The Hold Up to talk about some of Mark’s childhood favorites, most importantly Blackbeard’s Ghost and Planters Cheez Balls. Mark and Ned also talk about some of their favorites from Disney’s vault, compare the differences between a family movie from the ’60s and now, debate the best cheese-flavored snacks, and so much more. See whether or not Mark and Ned think their youths hold up.

Once again, Justin and Jon get together via the Internet for this minisode to give an update on their quarantine routines. They talk about some of the media they have been binging, discuss how they’ve been keeping up with friends and family, and share which creative projects have been keeping them sane during self-isolation.