To mark the end of Christopher Eccleston's run as the Ninth Doctor, we'll check out the Fifth Doctor's finale as well. What was different about that regeneration? And how good was the Ninth Doctor's tenure looking back decades later? Co-host: Jon.

Captain Jack! Whoo! Did he come in at the right time, or should this shot in the arm have come sooner? And a fart-loving villain returns that even Captain Jack would have trouble flirting with. Co-host: Jon.

Is this the dramatic peak of the series (sans the finale)? Highlighting the Doctor's demons. Getting into Rose's painful family history. Tons of...fun? There's a trash companion that gets "open head" surgery. What else would you call it?! Co-host: Jon.

How well does the third Doctor Who (2005) episode carry the momentum of the previous installments? And is the subsequent two-parter a sophomore slump? Possibly even the lowest point of the Ninth Doctor's onscreen stories?! Makes one say, "Doctor, who thought this was a good idea?" Co-Host: Jon.

Before we jump into Christopher Eccleston's single season as the Doctor, let's examine the very first episode from 1963. How much DNA does the Revival's Ninth Doctor introduction—more than forty years later—share with the First Doctor's? And how well do the initial episodes of Eccleston's run re-establish the Doctor Who (2005) franchise? Co-Host: Jon.

We'll help newcomers to the James Bond films pick an entry point that's right for them. Looking for a middle-of-the-road example? Tomorrow Never Dies. A solid espionage story? From Russia With Love. Want a Bond that's likable and less sexist? Go with The Living Daylights. We got you covered, new 007 viewer! Guests: Max & Andrew.

This special remastered cut of the very first episode of TSC includes added movie clips and improved audio mix!

Sitcoms hit their zenith in the '90s. It was peak comedy with many of the biggest network shows providing weekly yucks. Reigning supreme was NBC with a laundry list of memorable offerings. We look back on the Peacock Decade through Frasier, Wings, and NewsRadio, shows that made us laugh--and occasionally--made us feel. Guests: Andrew & Jon.

“Politically correct” has had different standards throughout the decades, and plenty of movies made in previous years wouldn't be considered today for wide release. But what do you do when modern politics has seeped too far into entertainment, or you simply want another perspective? Try Soul Man and PCU on for size, featuring two post-secondary education institutions grappling with student politics in the '80s and '90s. Guest: Tien.

He's possibly the last movie star and has produced / starred in one of the greatest action film series of the last three decades: Tom Cruise! But go back far enough, those action roles are replaced by dramatic turns. Let's delve into the Last Movie Star's oeuvre by comparing an earlier role to a later offering, Born on the Fourth of July to Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning, Part One. Is Cruise a real thespian that just went where the currents took him, or was he always better suited to big stunts over deep acting? Guests: Andrew & Jon.

A special guest returns to discuss his time in the U.S. Army, part of which was spent in South Korea. That experience will come into play as we get knee-deep into gochujang--or kimchi, if you need to insert a more identifiable food item--with Microhabitat (2017), our serving of a Korean cinema recommendation. Guest: The Dad.