This is a sequel to our Must See TV episode! Check that out in the archives to hear about all the NBC shows on Thursday's from 1982-2006, and then this one! We look at all the schedule changes and all the shows, and talk about it.

Spoiler: Not many. But that first one is so good, it casts a long shadow.

As we hit the 1990s, things get a lot meaner, a bit more vitriolic, a bit less funny. But we have fun talking about it. The 90s were a wild time. Who will win? I mean you probably know. But pretend with us.

Who had the better decade? Part 1 of our Murray vs. Chase battle as we cover the decade they truly became movie stars, the 1980s.

In this episode we take a detour to weird TV from 30 years ago before talking about our feelings on the directing work of Mr. Mel Brooks.

After a brief little intro, we do about 15 minutes of spoiler-free talk then hit an Hour+ about this film We wrap up with a brief San Diego Comic Con summary and discussion. SOME REAL NERDY CRAP THIS WEEK.

This is all about disappointing media. We were hyped, it let us down. Occasionally angry. Note: recorded earlier in the week, Deadpool and Wolverine/MCU talk coming NEXT week.

The Here trailer led to us looking back on the career of Robert Zemeckis and he was prolific as all get out...until he wasn't. Maybe Here will right the ship? Can Here put him back there? I just thought of that. I'm so clever.

We also talk about what we watched, but I'm exhausted. This is Mike. I type these little blurbs and edit the episodes. I'm exhausted. Sports is exhausting.

We spend over an hour talking about 4 movies with the kind of exact same plot and concept that came out over a 3 year period in the late 1980s.