The Movie Connection

When a bundle of joy is left on the doorstep of a penthouse bachelor pad, three middle-aged hunks (Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, Ted Danson) must learn to grow up and get serious about life. A true eighties time capsule that was produced by the Disney-owned Touchstone Pictures, which was like Disney's cooler, edgier older brother.

The 70's are alive and well in this beloved DCOM. "The Color of Friendship" tackles some seriously relevant issues and topics that one doesn't expect from the typical TV movie. Two friends in the midst of civil rights and racial disputes that occur from South Africa to the United States. Two high school girls, Piper and Mahree, must grapple with something bigger than the both of them but with the help of family and friendship, they form a bond that all should strive for.

It's "All for One and One for All!" in this Walt Disney Pictures Classic, "The Three Musketeers." Join Jacob and KC for the first of the Commentary Tracks series where you can hear play-by-play commentary while watching the movie yourself via DisneyPlus or other streaming services. Listen in to find out which of your favorite 90's heartthrob's appear in this adventure, witness Tim Curry at his most...suave?? And find out once and for all...do cannonballs explode? "LONG LIVE THE MUSKETEERS!!!!"E-Mail: [email protected]

Before Disney/Pixar created The Incredibles, there was this gem of a DCOM from the year 2000: "Up, Up and Away!" It's the story of a suburban SUPERHERO family with the middle child, Scott, counting down the days until he gets superpowers...but time is running out!E-Mail: [email protected]

Time to saddle up and break in those fine Italian boots you saved just for the occasion. "Horse Sense" stars two of the three Lawrence Brothers: Andy and Joey (Matt does make a cameo.) in a DCOM about an LA snob who finds himself on his Cousin's ranch for some good old fashioned character building.

If you didn't think DCOM's could get scary, you are very mistaken. "Don't Look Under the Bed" is the movie Disney Channel tried to sweep under the bed and pretend didn't exist, but we still remember the nightmares. But don't be afraid, just grab a nearby Imaginary Friend companion, plug in and strap on that car battery to your back and let's Boogey!email: [email protected]

In this bonus episode Jacob & KC take a moment to reflect upon the DCOM's watchued up to this point and they rank them. Also an announcement about upcoming series of bonus content. Thanks for Listening!Email: [email protected]

Jacob & KC are going back to school with this DCOM, "Genius," starring teen choice award nominee Trevor Morgan in a (sort-of) dual role: middle-school Physics whiz, Charlie Boyle, and his bad-boy alter-ego, Chaz Anthony. This quirky classic appeals to the genius and the rebel-without-a-cause in all of us. Don't think...just do.

Get ready to experience one of the most fun-filled DCOM's about a Hawaiian Islander, Johnny Kapahala, who is uprooted from his home in Hawaii to settle in the snow-covered slopes of Vermont. Not one to accept defeat, Johnny attempts to adjust to his new environment and confront the challenges along the way. Check it out, Brah!email: [email protected] SpotifyInstagram

"Smart House," is a DCOM straight out of the golden era that tells the story of a family that wins the most technologically advanced house on the planet...and encounter a mother like no other in the form of the house's operating system: P.A.T. Hijinks and horrific contemplations on the future of A.I. ensue.