In this 14th episode of Worst Scene, your lovable co-hosts Richard Something and George Sukara debate the worst scene in the great and under appreciated Grosse Point Blank(1997) vs the best scene in Serendipity(2001), a terrible movie that is bad.

In this 13th episode of Worst Scene your co-hosts Richard Something and George Sukara compare Greta Gerwig's fabulous Lady Bird to David Duchony's atrocious House of D. Guest starring a house fly and the occasional sound of George clicking a pen.

In this 12th episode of Worst Scene, co-hosts George Sukara and Richard Something go on a voyage of discovery to find the worst scene in James Cameron's Titanic vs the best scene in Titanic.

In the eleventh episode of Worst Scene we pick the worst scene from Daniel Craig's first turn as James Bond in the incredible Casino Royale and the best scene from Roger Moore's last (and probably worst) Bond film, A View to a Kill.

In this tenth episode of Worst Scene we look at the worst scene in the increasingly well regarded Groundhog Day vs the best scene in the not-at-all regarded Larger Than Life.

In this ninth episode of Worst Scene we look at Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, an incredibly fun film that captures Star Trek at its best, versus Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, a not nearly as fun (but still occasionally fun) film that captures Star Trek at its most contractually obligated to exist within a set period of time.

In this eighth episode of Worst Scene we look at Die Hard, arguably the greatest action film ever made, versus A Good Day to Die Hard, its lifeless (and most recent) sequel, which is very much not the greatest action film ever made.

In this seventh episode of Worst Scene / Best Scene we celebrate Christmas with a discussion of the worst scene in the Bill Murray starring Scrooged, versus the best scene in the living nightmare that is the Jim Carrey starring How the Grinch Stole Christmas.

In this episode we discuss the worst scene in Return of the Jedi, the weakest film of the original trilogy, vs Revenge of the Sith, the least bad film of the prequels (though that's not saying very much).

In this fifth episode of Worst Scene / Best Scene we continue Star Wars month with a discussion of the series' peak, The Empire Strikes Back, versus its absolute rock bottom, Attack of the Clones.