For his third film, Garry Marshall brought in two big guns, Jackie Gleason and Tom Hanks, to play a bickering father-son duo in the dramedy Nothing in Common. Does it work? Peter and Joe have thoughts.

If you're listening to this podcast, you probably like both Garry Marshall and nostalgia. Well, then, have we got a movie for you! Join Peter and Joe as they review the 1984 Matt Dillon classic, The Flamingo Kid. 

After decades in television, Garry Marshall was itching to become a movie director. And in 1982, he went and did the damned thing. The result was an oddball comedy called Young Doctors in Love. It stars everyone and features everything. Peter and Joe have a review.

This week, Peter and Joe wrap up their discussion of Happy Days: A New Musical. Will Fonzie and Richie reconcile? Will Arnold's be saved? Will the Malachis be defeated? And what of Ralph Malph? Listen and find out! All will be revealed!

Of course there's a Happy Days musical! Everything gets a musical these days. Join Peter and Joe as they take a close look at the 2007 stage adaptation of everyone's favorite nostalgic sitcom.

Now that we've made it through both seasons of The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang, it's time to reflect on what we've learned. Reflect with us, won't you?

And here we are at the end of The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang. But don't be sad! Rejoice! Because this week, Fonzie and his cartoon pals meet Sherlock Holmes! And that's pretty much all they do: meet. Join Peter and Joe as they discuss "Give Me a Hand, Something's Afoot."

This week, Fonzie and his pals find themselves in Timbuktu circa 1100 A.D. Does it go well? Does it go poorly? Does Ralph make terrible jokes along the way? Join Peter and Joe as they review "All This and Timbuktu."

New York! Paris! Shanghai! The North Pole! These are just some of the places depicted as cheaply as possible in this week's episode! Join Peter and Joe as they review "Around the World in 80 Ways."

This week, Fonzie and his pals take off to the Great White North! Specifically, they find themselves in the Yukon in 1898 where they have to save yet another damsel in distress from another snarling villain. Peter and Joe give you the skinny in their review of "Perilous Pauline."