From a universe with terrible sound quality on both ends (sorry), Lara and I review Leap Year, a movie that is MARGINALLY about leap years.

The Mayor's wifi is still on the other side of a dimensional vortex, so this week, we're stopping off in the Labor Day universe to look at "Salt of the Earth", a fairly mild melodrama containing nothing anyone could disagree with, yet was SOMEHOW considered horrifying communist propaganda in the 50s.

This week, despite the swirling vortex in the Mayor's home office, everything goes completely normally. We're Ross and you're the boss.

Bringing guest month to a very unconventional end, Maggie, whose name is embarrassingly mispronounced in this episode, joins me to talk about "Barbie Princess Charm School", a movie my students made me watch.

Alonso Duralde joins us again to discuss ANOTHER Christmas Carol musical, this time starring Kelsey Grammer, Jane Krakowski, Jesse L. Martin, Jason Alexander, and probably also some people who weren't on NBC shows.

Tim Montoya joins us again to talk about Trapped in Paradise, a movie that he loves, yet freely admits isn't very good. It's a 1994 comedy that feels like it was made in 1987, written and directed by someone who - and this isn't a joke, just a true behind the scenes fact - utterly did not care.

Lisa Kopitsky rejoins us to go over what is, the the great shame of the Jewish people, the biggest Hanukkah movie of all time, "Eight Crazy Nights". In this episode, we discuss Adam Sandler's singing voice, the film's confused ethics, and why all basketball movies are Hanukkah movies.

Chant MacLeod joins the Mayor to discuss "Santa Claus Conquers the Martians", one of the shiniest gems from 1964, which was just... just a TERRIBLE year for film.

This week, Maggie Rowbotham of "Endeavor" and "Kids Love Batman" joins the Mayor to talk about the fairly recent creature feature "Krampus"!

Lights, please. In this episode, Sarah and Brian recap "The Nativity Story", a boring and bad movie that everyone already knows the plot of anyway. Topics covered include whether Sarah's daughters are better than Jesus (yes), whether you'd know these people are good actors from watching this (no), and whether donkeys are waterproof (unclear at best).