Wish Upon A Star (1996) was a Disney Channel Original Movie that followed the body-swap trope. Tune in to hear the origins of body swap movies, our thoughts on who we would swap with, fatphobia, and the ethics of trading places with someone.

Harry and the Hendersons (1987) had a formidable impact on Jessica's thinking today. Tune in to hear more about it! Topics include toxic masculinity, environmental protection, and why Diane thinks Seattle sucks.

Orange County (2002) debuted 24 years ago and supplanted Jack Black as a physical comedy icon. Tune in as we give this film a review. Topics include elderly abuse, addiction, and nepo babies.

Double Jeopardy (1999) stars feminist icon and activist Ashley Judd. Tune in as real-life lawyer Jess gives us a lesson on why the film's premise isn't legally sound.

Drop Dead Gorgeous (1999) follows wannabe beauty queens in small town Minnesota. Join us as we talk about if this is really a black comedy or plain offensive in 2026. Topics include disability representation, beauty standards, and which contestant we most identify with.

What Women Want (2000) stars Mel Gibson, Helen Hunt--and a host of other famous actors. Topics include talking about what an (alleged) asshole Mel Gibson is, and debriefing on if this film really represents the female psyche.

Three Amigos! (1986) is where Steve Martin and Martin Short's longtime friendship and collaboration began. Topics include the proliferation of police state, portrayal of women of color, and how much Chevy Chase sucks.

Happy New Year, everyone! This week we talk about 2001's Bridget Jones's Diary. Topics in this episode include fatphobia, new year's resolutions, and workplace relationships.

For our final movie of 2025, we cover 1990's Edward Scissorhands. Tune in to hear us talk about how people deemed the "other" are treated in society; and our alleged opinions of certain lawsuits.

Home Alone (1990) kicked off a franchise that has endured for thirty years. Listen to hear our opinions on if Kevin McAllister was really that bad--and why we think Buzz is the worst.