Worst Friends Forever

This week we're talking all about our "go-to" movies when we were teenagers--what did we like and why did we like it? From Harry Potter to Zoolander, we had some interesting choices.

This week we're discussing the new movie by Kumail Nanjiani and his wife Emily Gordon, The Big Sick. Based on their own love story, the movie deals with illness, culture clashes, and interesting standup comedy.

This episode is all about the new Wet Hot American Summer series from Netflix: Ten Years Later. We talk about characters, storylines, if it's even funny, and if it's something that needed to happen.

This week we dive into a topic that we've been preparing for since 2001--a ranking of all 8 Harry Potter films. We discuss which movies are the best adaptations, which ones we love the most, and which ones are the best films--and how sometimes those rankings are very different.

This week we're talking about the 1940 romantic comedy The Philadelphia Story, starring Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, and Jimmy Stewart. We're excited to hear your thoughts, so hit us up @Wffpodcast! Also...spoiler alert for Gilmore Girls? Just roll with it.

This week we're talking about the sequels produced by the House of Mouse--From Cinderella III to The Toy Story series to the total abomination that is Mulan II. Be sure to hit us up @WFFPodcast and let us know what Disney movie sequels you like--and which ones you don't.

This week is all about the Netflix series GLOW! We talk about the show, our feelings on wrestling and these (awesome) characters. Let us know what you think!

This week we're following up our episode on our favorite characters with an episode on our favorite villains from books, movies and tv shows. We talk a little about what defines a villain and what makes us like them. Shout out to Mariah for suggesting this topic!

This episode we're talking about the UK series Crashing--all about property guardians at an abandoned hospital. It's a short little season too!

This week we discuss the classic Judy Blume novel, "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret". Also you may never trust us again.