The Throwback Show

Aaron, Dan and Matt fire up the Zoltar machine to revisit the classic 1988 movie Big, starring Tom Hanks. It's a movie Aaron has seen over 100 times, and he has the minutiae to prove it. Plus, a look back to one of the best scenes from The Naked Gun, starring Leslie Nielsen: when Frank Drebin accidentally uses the bathroom at the courthouse while still wearing a wireless mic.

The Throwback Show makes its first trip back to the late 1990's as Aaron, Dan and Matt relive two of their favorite comedies: Grosse Pointe Blank (starring John Cusack) and the first installment of the Austin Powers movies. Plus, a look back to that bizarre night in June when a much-anticipated Mike Tyson-Evander Holyfield fight ended with Tyson biting off part of Holyfield's ear.

A quarter of a century has not changed this fact: 1989 was an incredible year. Aaron, Dan and Matt revisit one of the year's biggest movies (Batman, Michael Keaton edition), and one further down the list: The Burbs, starring Tom Hanks. (Matt insists it's a classic; Aaron and Dan disagree.) Plus, a look back at Milli Vanilli, and whether we can still enjoy their music even though they weren't singing it.

On a return trip to 1994, Aaron, Dan and Matt revisit two classic movies celebrating 20-year anniversaries: Hoop Dreams and Pulp Fiction. Among the topics: the high volume of mullets in Hoop Dreams, and what made The Wolf such a genius in Pulp Fiction. Plus, a tribute to Red Dog beer, which may have prevented Matt from attending law school. (Note: When this episode took place, the show was operating under its original title of The Anniversary Show. That title has since been dismissed.)