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In one of our favorite episodes yet, we dive headfirst into the world of Disney Magic to see if we can figure out what the hell the rules are (spoiler alert: we can't). We write some spells, argue over elements, and try to figure out what the f*ck guava is as we decide if Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie is Worse (or Better) Than You Remember.
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This may be a rough one for those of us without the brains of young children... But still we continue on! Our segment game is strong here, at least. This was the episode I decided we really can do anything.
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This week we dive in what feels like an unofficial but is somehow an official sequel to the iconic High School Musical Series, Sharpay's Fabulous adventure (2011). Find out who was replaced with a dog, which musical number was the least offensive, and as always, if it's Worse or Better than we Remember. We're so close to figuring out how the hell to do sound, like SO close.
This week we come up with our first segments! Exciting stuff, it's moving on up from here.
Episode 3 is a doozy. Come for the discussion of dolphin obstetrics, stay for Jared Padelecki's dead mom, and keep coming back until we figure out who Mischa Barton is.
In Episode 2 it's allllll about Cadet Kelly. We get into gay subtext, erotic spitting, and the importance of non-toxic father figures in a young girl's life. What else would you expect?
Welcome to Worse Than You Remember!
We are Austin and Bess, and this is a podcast where we take a look back at all your favorite childhood movies and tell you why they're Worse - or sometimes Better - Than You Remember. For Season 1 we'll be doing every DCOM ever. That's right. Every. Disney Channel Original Movie. Ever.
For our first episode, we picked at random and ended up with the 2002 classic Gotta Kick It Up! Listen with us as we explore the racial subtext, the egregious editing, and just how much of this was mopped from Bring It On.
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