Travolta.... is..... BALD!!! BALD!!! BALD BALD BALD BALD BALD!!! That's all Stuart has to say about this episode, because he and Jeff couldn't remember much else about this movie. Something about Wax? Spies? Hookers? Cocaine? What is this movie!?

The third and final Travolta/Disney collaboration but this time we are greeted by one of great icons, Robin Williams. Williams and Travolta are "old dogs" in this movie, and after 57 episodes, Jeff and Stuart feel like old dogs too.

Jeff and Stuart hop on the Era 3 train, and first up, a train kidnapping movie. It's almost as if the boys are being kidnapped into a darker Travolta world.

From Pulp Fiction in 1994 to Bolt in 2008, Jeff and Stuart recap the past 14 years of John Travolta's comeback phase. From the sudden sharp rise to A-list movie star, his Icarus moment with Battlefield Earth, his attempted rebound films, his Disney Trilogy, to the inevitable fall. The boys have a discussion about where Travolta's been, where he is, and where he's going.

Bolt, a fun-loving classical tale about a dog that, since a pup, had been raised in the film industry as a superhero dog. The catch? The filmmakers make the dog actually believe that it is a real life superhero. Joined by fellow film-industry worker Ang Gardner, the three talk about the ramifications of such a choice. Is this humane? Does this dog deserve a better? Should Bolt have died at the end of the movie? Hear them out and you decide.

You've seen him be a 50's greaser, you've seen him be a disco dancer. Now... in the year of our lord 2007, get ready to witness our favorite man dawn on the wig, the legs, the cheeks, the ass, and the lips; as John Travolta presents the silver screen as the legendary Edna Turnblad in the hit musical, Hairspray.

It's 2007, Don Elmore (early 50's), just got home from a hard day at work. His two young boys, Stuart (12) and Mathew (9) have been home from school for a while. It's a Friday, and he promised the boys that they'd watch a movie together. So they drive to the movie theater. What's playing you might ask? Spiderman 3? Nah. The Game Plan with Dwayne Johnson? Too childish. No Country for Old Men? Too Mature. WILD HOGS?? Perfect...

So Don and the boys sit down and watch the movie. They have a decent time as a young family from the midwest. A few too many gay jokes and some borderline cancelable humor in todays age, but the three boys are having a decent time.

Flash forward 15 years. Don's oldest son, Stuart, now in his mid-20's, runs a podcast where he and his buddy, Jeff, talk about all of John Travolta's movies. So you can imagine his surprise when he got a phone call one day explaining that his son wanted him to appear on the podcast and talk about his experience with the film, and you can also imagine.... that they had a great time reliving the memory.

It's the late 1940's, Detective Elmer Robinson (Travolta) and Charlie Stromboli (Gandolfini) are heavy hitting detectives on the prowl looking for the infamous "Lonely Hearts Killers" (Hayek & Leto). Jeff and Stuart take a look into this period piece tale with awe and wonder, as they ask themselves the question: "Couldn't we have just watched Public Enemies?"

SPACE!! The final frontier, these are the voyages of podcast, Travolting. It's 73-episode mission, to explore John Travolta. To seek out old and new films and puzzling performances. To boldy go, where no podcaster has gone before...

It's a documentary about the moon landing and Travolta voices Jim Irwin in it.

Happy New Year folks! Don't you just hate sequels? They're almost never as good as the original, they reuse bits, ruin your favorite characters, sloppy writing; it's all bad. But we're all gonna 'Be Cool' as we give this sequel a shot-- oh wait... breaking news... Vince Vaughn commits a war crime in this movie? Oh boy....