On Super Tuesday, Kat tries to sell Marc on Ben Zeitlin’s “Wendy,” wonders if 2014’s “Boyhood” holds up, and they finish up the episode recapping Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Conversation’s” commentary on privacy in the 70’s and how it relates to 2020. Also, the segment the internet has been waiting for: Kat and Marc question if it’s better to have sex with 1933’s Invisible Man or 2020’s Invisible Man.

Time is a flat circle. Kat & Marc talk 1933’s “The Invisible Man” and relate it to today’s political landscape. But, not to get too serious, the gang ponders the experience of making love to an invisible person. Also, is “Jurassic Park” problematic?

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On this latest episode, we chop it up over “Parasite,” see if it lives up to the hype and the problematic world we currently occupy. Also, we examine Guy Ritche’s “The Gentleman” and the careers of Matthew McConaughey and Colin Farrell.

Lastly, for the BE KIND, REWIND segment, we examine the sex pot that is Tim Burton’s “Batman Returns.” Also, we both wore Jurassic Park shirts by total accident. It was kismet. Buckle Up and enjoy.

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In this first episode, Kat and Marc cover a bevy of topics, including their reaction to “Birds of Prey”, the 2020 Academy Awards and if it’s ok to like art that’s problematic. Also, they revisit 1984’s “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” and Harrison Ford’s slammin' dad bod.