On this episode of Video Home Show we discuss Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The not movie, the tv show. The quasi-American martial arts sci-fi kids show that has the behind-the-scenes drama necessary for a tv movie.

On this episode of Video Home Show we discuss Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. The 1995 non-canon toy commercial with some very confusing cgi.

On this Episode of Video Home Show we discuss the MTV show, Daria. More accurately we discuss the state of media today and back then and we got from there to here as well as how to correctly balance drama in a comedic show.

On this episode of Video Home Show we discuss The Mummy. Apparently the reason why Brendar Fraiser is famous... though we think he could probably have done better... or did we... I suppose you'd need to listen to the podcast to know the answer to this.

On this episode of Video Home Show we discuss Yu Gi Oh: Duel Monsters which is great and terribly dubbed. We discuss how this massive break out hit of show managed to make loads of money but still bankrupted 4Kids.

It's awards season again! We take a look back at things we covered in the 2016/17 season of VHS. We covered a lot a terrible films and a lot of surprisingly good tv...

On this episode of Video Home Show we have a guest, a certified expert on CardCaptors, Max Reid. Talking about the action packed pokemon-esque adventures of cardcaptor Sakura, or the calm slice-of-life day to day of high school girl Sakura, depending on your language.

On this week's show Hugh and Kieran discuss a nightmare involving Tim Allen and sadness. More like Jungle Too Jungle if you ask me. Help I'm trapped in a podcast episode summary writing factory. If you don't hear from me again avenge my death by dealing with Tim Allen

On today's episode of Video Home Show we discuss probably the most disappointing cartoon we've ever discussed on this show, the 1998 nicktoon CatDog. Why was there no conflict in this show?

On today's episode we discuss Passport to Paris. A direct to video Olsen twins film from the final days of the 90s. Either a surrealist masterpiece or a series of very questionable decisions...