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The group begins by revealing their Bridgerton names and discussing what they've been watching this week (0:00).  The friends kick-off a Bridgerton discussion with a few random facts about the show, which includes Jimmy sharing with everyone the absurd number of costumes created for the show (12:30). The Bridgerton discussion continues with a break-down of casting, in which Hufflepuff reveals his distaste for Jonathan Bailey (Anthony Bridgerton), Jimmy shares his desire for Sophie Turner to play Daphne Bridgerton, and everyone shares their appreciation for the cast's modern London feel (17:07). Jimmy continues the conversation by pointing out the differences between how males and females were treated on the show (38:30).  The group reveals their favorite moments from season one, which definitely means the moment when Daphne found out how babies were made and when we found out Lady Whistledown's identity (41:00).  The friends finish by putting the characters from season one into power tiers (55:00).

The group begins with a disccussion on what they've been watching over the past week, which includes more 9-1-1, The Crew, Temptation Island, and RuPaul's Drag Race UK (0:00). Next, Kevin shares with the group why he appreciates the 2009 film Push (starring Chris Evans and Dakota Fanning), and why they should too (10:00). The group continues with a spirited discussion on Push, in which Hufflepuff, Evvy, and L get into an arguement about Dakota Fanning's teeth, Jimmy shares his dislikes Chris Evans' dialogue, and Hufflepuff questions Dakota Fanning's art skills (21:00)

The friends begin with a discussion on what they've been watching over the past week, which includes 9-1-1 (i.e the Peter Krause as a Zaddy show), how much we want to watch TV shows about COVID, and Firefly Lane (0:00).  The group continues with a discussion on what makes a good Super Bowl commercial, which includes relevant brands, relevant celebrity appearances, and of course, brand self-awareness (15:56).   The friends then touch on the most memorable Super Bowl Commercials, like General Motors (controversial) Will Ferrell ad, the Cheetos Mila Kunis/Ashton Kutcher ad, the Matthew McConaghey Doritos commercial, and the innovative Oatly commercial (22:35).   The group also disccusses some of the more disappointing commercials, including the Rocket Mortgage Tracy Morgan ad, the Door Dash Daveed Diggs ad, and the Robinhood ad (54:05)

We back with another banger to shake the block...The group begins with a discussion on what they've been watching this week, which includes the Fantasy Island remake, Ready to Rumble, A Teacher, New Mutants, and Ted Lasso, (0:00)   Next, the group breaks down the 2016 Ghostbusters remake (12:30), with takes by J-Bone(15:23), Bevvy/Evvy (22:13), Kevin (38:23), and L (47:22).

In this episode, the group has a spirited discussion on movie sequels.  They begin, as always, with a discussion on what they've been watching over the last week (0:00), which includes Johnny Pnumonic, Euphoria, 1917, and Prom.  The group continues with a discussion on sequels that they like, including The Empire Strikes Back, Grease 2, D2: The Mighty Ducks (19:47).  Finally, the group ends with a discussion on sequels that they do not like as much, including, Sex and the City, and the Alien series (40:32).

The group begins with a discussion of what they've been watching over the past week (0:00), which includes hot takes on The Last Dance, the rollercoaster ride that is The Morning Show, and the scariness of Garrett Dillahunt in Braven.  The group continues with a disucssion on movie musicals (24:45), in which J-Bone takes down both The Sound of Music and Marry Poppins, Hufflepuff introduces everyone to The Apple and speaks for the people that don't like musicals, and L breaks down when a movie musical becomes a musical.  The group ends (1:03) with a discussion on whether or not the singing in Les Miserables and La La Land take away from the film experience.

Another banger for the streets...the friends warm up with a discussion on "Hanksgiving", Peacock, and Ted Lasso (0:00).  Then things get serious as the group discusses their favorite holiday movies, including National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Home Alone 2, The Nightmare Before Christmas, and A Charlie Brown Christmas (7:16).  The group winds down with a discussion on Dolly Parton's Christmas contributions, Hufflepuff comes out as an Austin Powers hater, and and Jimmy waxes poetic on how much of a let down the latest Lion King movie is (30:35).