March Madness returns with the CARTOON NETWORK TOON-AMENT, featuring eight animated classics of the cable channel's '90s heyday. We break down the toughest bracket in WWWW history with Jake Beal, from Agent Honeydew to Zorak—and everything in between.

Our venerable awards-season tradition continues as we honor the best of then and now, while our Castville friends continue to raise the bar for creative acceptance speeches. For your consideration...it's the Dozenth Dubbie Awards!

Small Soldiers, big episode! We're marking our 250th outing by returning to this hidden gem from Joe Dante—and to the very origins of this podcast. War! What is it good for? An absolutely fun-filled WWWW milestone!

DEMOLITION MAN sets up a showdown of '90s action stars, but it's offbeat social satire that steals the show. We face the future with first-time guest Kyle Siemer and find out if any of us really know how to use the three seashells.

This Christmas, we're spending some time on the naughty list with a profane and perverted BAD SANTA. Kev Young is here to help unwrap this lump of curdled Christmas cheer, so fix yourself some sandwiches and have a happy holiday!

The transportation travails in PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES reveal both hilarity and heartache in a two-hander Thanksgiving classic that always feels like home to us. Happy Turkey Day!

Practical jokes coexist with painful traumas in our spooky season double feature of MR. BOOGEDY and BRIDE OF BOOGEDY, a pair of happy(ish) haunts introduced to us by the wonderful Alisha Carderella.

A KID IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT gives Camelot a healthy dose of '90s attitude with a cast of nostalgic faves and future A-listers. Listen to us tilt at hazy memories in an episode that's certifiably baaaad (meaning good).

Shyamalan's stripped-down sci-fi shocker SIGNS brings out the believer in us and special guest Alex Rodriguez as we close out the Summer...from Space!

We go beyond E.T. with MAC AND ME, as Sam Stovold helps us make sense of its shameless commercialism, mystifying plot twists, and legendary McDonald's dance break.