The ladies sit down with a teenage high school rom com, and answer the question "does anything age well in the age of wokeness?" Listen in to find the answer.

The girls saw Us. The have thoughts they don't want to wait to get out. Enjoy!

This week, the ladies dive into "Captain Marvel," why is everyone bugging out about girls feeling themselves up in "PEN15" and their own middle school exploits. Long live Eggboy!

The gals review “Barry” season 1, “Trigger Warning with Killer Mike,” “Love Island” (season 1 spoilers), and “The Power of Myth” series. This episode has everything: from interrupting mom phone calls, to insulting horoscope apps.

The ladies are back with new accents for the first two minutes of the show. Because British shows are like crack! But then it's on to a whirlwind stream of consciousness recap of the Oscars, Hollywood's pat-on-the-back season! Dig in!

The ladies are back on the couch this week, with a special watch-along edition of the pod, taking on Disney's Hercules! Pop the corn, get into the comfy pants, and join Liv & Alex for the show!

Liv and special guest host Rachel Ciferno cast the inevitable movie about the Dumpster Fire that is the Trump administration.

January was rougher than expected, but Alex and Liv are BACK to tell you what to watch and what to avoid. They give you the rundown on both FYRE Festival documentaries, “The Sinner”, “Russian Doll”, “Ibiza”, and Liv issues an important update. Stay tuned for music recs and a YouTube series that will get you through your breakup in the Internet Junk Drawer. Don’t forget to follow the pod’s new Insta! @aridiculouspod

Alex is recovering from knee surgery, so this week, Liv welcomed guest host Rachel Ciferno: writer and comedian, staff member on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, and person who has literally seen no movies! She and Liv will review Penn Badgley’s creepy and unlikable serial killer in You. Then, Rachel will guess the plot of famous movies based on a single clip and presents an enticing argument about why Pulp Fiction is a sequel to Grease.

Alex broke her knee =(, so we’re sitting on our couch and doing another watch along! This week, it’s perhaps the most adorable Harry Potter film, the Sorcerer’s Stone! Listen and watch with us for strange Briticisms, bad early-2000’s CGI, epic John Williams music, and our ruthless critiques of 11-year-olds’ acting.