From The Devil's Rain in 1975 to Look Who's Talking Now in 1993, Jeff and Stuart recap that past 18 years of John Travolta's work. From the good, the bad, the great, and the ugly; the boys have a retrospective discussion about where Travolta's been, and where he's heading.

We're talking about it again. That's right folks, Jeff and Stuart are talking about Look Who's Talking Now, the finale to the fallopening trilogy. This time, it isn't babies talking, but something with fur!

Brought to you by the Rocky and Bullwinkle Cinematic Universe. Jeff and Stuart are proud and happy to discuss the legendary film, Boris and Natasha, a masterpiece that no filmmaker has yet come close to reaching in terms of mastering the art form. More importantly however, our dear friend, John Travolta, has a game changing role that will set the course for the rest of his career.

HEY EVERYBODY!! TIME TO DAAAANCE IN THIS 90's ERA TRAVOLTA FILM, SHOUT! IN THIS EPISODE, JEFF AND STUART WAIL AND SCREAM ABOUT TRAVOLTA'S TAKE ON A MUSIC TEACHER WHO INSTILLS WISE LESSONS TO HIS GROUP OF DEGENERATE STUDENTS.

Without a doubt, the strangest movie Jeff and Stuart have covered by FAR. Join the boys as they explore all the fascinating genres within this one mysterious film from mobster film, to family film, dog film, and satanic religious cult film (might've stretched a little on that last one).

Bruce Willis is back and he's brought a sister voiced by Roseanne Barr. Jeff and Stuart get mystical with this sequel to the scientology chronicle, Look Who's Talking Too. Stuart still thinks they should've stuck with the original title "Daddy Wanted".

Hey everybody! You may have noticed that this episode is a little bit shorter than most. That is because while exporting the recording, we lost all of the original audio... we are extremely broken up about it but decided to do a quick run through of everything we talked about. We hope you enjoy this abridged version of our episode on the 1990 film, Chains of Gold!

A baby talks in this movie, and it sounds like Bruce Willis! Join Jeff, Stuart and special guest, Marygrace Schumann, as they explore the intricacies of this film and its ties to scientology.

Down on their luck in the New York night club business, John Travolta and Arye Gross get transported to a strange and new environment of rural Nebraska. Just kidding, it's actually the Soviet Union. Confused? So were we.

Bet you haven't heard of this one. After the 1985 film, Perfect, Travolta took a four year sabbatical from the film industry. In the meantime, he took up a small little project; a play adaptation of Basements: The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter, directed by the legendary Robert Altman. We'll save you the suspense, this wasn't legendary...