On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss "We're Back: A Dinosaur's Story". Featuring the voice of John Goodman, who Kieran seems to think had some sort of mid career crisis. Described by John Malkovich's as "sub par" and "projects like We're Back ... just make you sick". Join us on this roller-coaster ride of mediocrity!

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss "Round the Twist" from 1989. It is exceedingly Australian, a modern family lives in a lighthouse with a ghost band. So modern, so Australian.

Live from sunny Miami, Colorado it's the one year special awards show where Kieran and Hugh look back and decide what was the best and what was rubbish. Most things were rubbish.

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss "Flint The Time Detective" from 1998. It makes no sense, it can only be described as a shared fever dream. However it perfectly summarises the dizzying state of Anime back in the late 90s, Japan is Rhode Island, don't ask questions.

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss "The Transformers: The Movie" from 1986. From before Michael Bay's high fidelity explosions had their way with the Transformers. A film was watched, Transformers were transformed, no money was made by anyone involved.

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss Cousin Skeeter, the awful children's sitcom about a puppet person that made us remember the band My Town. Let's go dancing in Olive Garden.

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss Antz, the movie where Woody Allen has an existential crisis and sees a psychiatrist... but this time he's an ant!

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss Hang Time, another Peter Engel classic about an ever shifting cast of high school basketball players who love diners. We laughed, we cried, we saw Peter's dead sister!

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran are joined by Sean from Titleless podcast to discuss the Space Jam. Not the Michael Jordan biopic we asked for, but the one we deserve.

On this episode of Video Home Show, Hugh and Kieran discuss Doug, a generation-long cartoon about an 11 year old just making it through life in small town America. We laughed, we cried, we sang killer tofu!