On this episode we accidentally covered a serious film! Kieran had an emotional breakdown and caused his colleagues to be concerned for his state. Hugh also felt some emotions, but mainly spent the time complaining about the film's title.

Kaboom! In today's Podsplosion Kieran and Hugh discuss the upcoming Space Jam 2 which is slowly making its way from the hearts and minds of young twenty-somethings and into the land of ill-conceived sequels that we totally have to watch at some point. Also we discuss Tiger Woods for some reason.

On today's episode we discuss Sonic SatAM, In which Sonic and friends are terrorists. We talk far too long about Sally and her lack of clothing. Also why are they always a dystopia.

In a world before 'Lost in Space' (the 1998 film...). A world before hope, before love, before 'Friends'. Ketchup was the guiding light in our universe. Join us for an all too brief EXPLOSION of conversation delivered to you in pod form.

In today's Video Home Show Hugh and Kieran discuss the heavily CGI'ed 1998 sci-fi remake romp Lost in Space. Join us for weird gross chameleon monkey action and just the oddest pacing. Also they lazily tackle time-travel, always a good move.

In today's episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss the French faux-anime that is Totally Spies. Where three women who are legally children get into dangerous situations and don't get paid for it. Classy. Kieran also eats a chocolate bar

In today's episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss the glorious She's All That. The film where some fine upstanding gentlemen enter into a respectable wager and calamity ensues. Call it Around the World in 80 Days meets a Clockwork Orange, but in high school...

In today's episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss the indecisive mess that is California Dreams. Part teen sitcom, part family sitcom, all California. We also go down the rabbit hole that is the stars' old web presence. We should totally buy that domain, and that book.

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss an Extreme Goofy Movie. A film that could have done with less skateboards and more benevolent mouse overloads. When viewed in our current social landscape it leads one to ask, "are the evil dog people a bit rapey for a kids movie?", and, "what am I doing with my life?". Join us on a wild dystopian trip which can only be described as x-treme...

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss Gargoyles. A cartoon series featuring everyone from Star Trek but it has nothing to do with Star Trek. Sit back and relax with this tale of Shakespearian betrayal and difficult to grasp linguistic concepts. Fun for all the family!