Brian and Justin look at that classic Gods vs Scrods travel comedy "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles"! Yes, another John Hughes!

The Mayor and David look at P2, a two-hander horror movie that, to be fair, increases in quality sharply as it goes on.

The Mayor and Courtney review the straight to video cheapie "Buster and Chauncey's Silent Night", which is the final performance of Phil Hartman and does not distinguish itself in any other way.

The Mayor and Emily, with an adjacent Spencer, tackle the pointlessly Christmas-set "Go", one of an army of try-hardy Pulp Fiction riffs that came out of the mid-90s.

We are back with fresh episodes, and it's Brian and Robbie coming at you with The Preacher's Wife, starring Denzel Washington, a man who confounds even our legendary impersonation skills.

WARNING: This episode is rife with sassy language and boyish attitude, as we do one final Patreon dive to bring you our look at "George and the Christmas Star".

Here's another one from the archive as I get the end of the school year together and deal with some very disturbing swimming news. Please enjoy this Patreon episode where Emily and Spencer show me one of the (SOMEHOW) three Fairly Oddparents live-action movies.

From the ancient tomb of pre-COVID America comes the Mayor and Colleen finally talking about The Santa Clause 3. The series gets a massive budget cut, Tim Allen looks like crap, Barbara Stanwyck auditions for Home Alone, and we work out what Colleen's vibe is.

Flonk and the Mayor, overworked and sleep-deprived, bring you a REAL loopy episode recorded THIS VERY DAY. Join us as Kirk Cameron teaches us that maybe, just maybe, the true meaning of Christmas is Easter. And also money.

Lara joins Monsieur Le Maire to revisit Joyeux Noel. We thought we were emotionally ready for this by now. We were wrong.