It's the 100th episode of #TJAMS. This week Jim and MIckey look back on some of their favorite moments in pop culture, including some highlights from the show. The movies, shows, music and current events that have shaped our world since the first podcast. An update on some fan favorites, and a sneak peak at what is next for the #TJAMS crew.

This week on #TJAMS it's, our 99th edition, and first of the new year: Why New Year’s Eve needs to move to a different spot on the calendar, why ABC’s reality show The Bachelor is designed to make you feel good about your relationship; Jim delves into CW’s Riverdale and when a reboot changes the original material so much it’s no longer a reboot; why the Golden Globes are a little more fun than most Hollywood awards shows and Mickey’s breathless update on the Great Pillow Controversy of 2017, a.k.a., “Pillowgate.”

This week on #TJAMS it's, our 99th edition, and first of the new year: Why New Year’s Eve needs to move to a different spot on the calendar, why ABC’s reality show The Bachelor is designed to make you feel good about your relationship; Jim delves into CW’s Riverdale and when a reboot changes the original material so much it’s no longer a reboot; why the Golden Globes are a little more fun than most Hollywood awards shows and Mickey’s breathless update on the Great Pillow Controversy of 2017, a.k.a., “Pillowgate.”

The final #TJAMS podcast of 2016! Jim and Mickey wrap the year with tributes to George Michael and Carrie Fisher, the best television (and the year that on-demand service programming caught up with premium cable, movies and events. Remembering facets of life that today’s kids just wouldn’t understand like “Be Kind, Rewind” and cassette tapes. Jim opens up about becoming part of Pop Culture . Everyone shares their most memorable pop culture moment of 2016 and what we’re looking forward to in 2017.

The final #TJAMS podcast of 2016! Jim and Mickey wrap the year with tributes to George Michael and Carrie Fisher, the best television (and the year that on-demand service programming caught up with premium cable, movies and events. Remembering facets of life that today’s kids just wouldn’t understand like “Be Kind, Rewind” and cassette tapes. Jim opens up about becoming part of Pop Culture . Everyone shares their most memorable pop culture moment of 2016 and what we’re looking forward to in 2017.

This week’s #TJAMS podcast features dramatically underrated Christmas songs, The question of just why Disney feels the need to relentless advertise Rogue One; a look at how Amazon has transformed holiday shopping and why service continues to die in America, and a discussion of why the Hallmark Channel keeps re-using the same clichés in their Christmas movies.

This week’s #TJAMS podcast features dramatically underrated Christmas songs, The question of just why Disney feels the need to relentless advertise Rogue One; a look at how Amazon has transformed holiday shopping and why service continues to die in America, and a discussion of why the Hallmark Channel keeps re-using the same clichés in their Christmas movies.

This week’s pop culture podcast is certain to cause a stir. Mickey and Jim contemplate whether “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” veers from suggestive to creepy, an in response to the overwrought calls for banning the song, I offer a spectacularly inappropriate rewrite. We ask whether raucous office Christmas parties are an urban legend or just a dying breed, why Hollywood keeps making more movies about the Kennedys, and list the sports phenomenon that Millennials take for granted, like computer-generated first down lines, free agency-driven roster overhauls, multiple uniforms, and social media coverage of a game.

This week’s pop culture podcast is certain to cause a stir. Mickey and Jim contemplate whether “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” veers from suggestive to creepy, an in response to the overwrought calls for banning the song, I offer a spectacularly inappropriate rewrite. We ask whether raucous office Christmas parties are an urban legend or just a dying breed, why Hollywood keeps making more movies about the Kennedys, and list the sports phenomenon that Millennials take for granted, like computer-generated first down lines, free agency-driven roster overhauls, multiple uniforms, and social media coverage of a game.

After a long absence and travels, Jim and Mickey are back, with a lament of how the entire week after Thanksgiving has turned into some sort of giant Retail Hannukah: Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday, Whatever’s Left Wednesday and Stop Creating New Faux-lidays Thursday. We return to the relentless big-budget ominousness of HBO’s Westworld, mock the friendship-wrecking holiday gift ideas from Goop, the lifestyle site run by Gwenyth Paltrow -- more or less the official piñata of The Jim and Mickey Show – and conclude with a detailed dissection of the unnerving theological implications of Frosty the Snowman.