You Missed My Childhood

You Missed My Childhood

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You Missed My Childhood episodes

  • Episode 64: Clueless

    Ali gets introduced to Clueless, which he finds to be surprisingly sweet. Tune in as he learns some high school slang and calls out Jeff's cultural imperialism.

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    1 hr 6 min
  • Episode 63: The Cable Guy

    Find out what the guys think of this...movie that just happened to be on Netflix.

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    56 min
  • Episode 62: Pretty Woman

    Talking about Pretty Woman springs up old urban legends, Jeff's past crush, and the bizarre cultural norms of the ultrarich.


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    1 hr 6 min
  • Minisode 32: Seinfeld - The Red Dot

    The guys talk about cashmere, how stinky you get after drinking, and how to define 'sex'. They also guarantee that you will never again confuse whether it is 'on' or 'off' the wagon.


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    25 min
  • Episode 61: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
    Ali learns the Turtles’ names (and some new slang) after watching a movie that is essentially Jeff’s childhood distilled.
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    1 hr 3 min

About You Missed My Childhood

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Host Jeff Rottschafer introduces his Iranian-born friend, Ali Tabibnejad, to movies that were popular during his childhood. They discuss the films in their zany, goofy, campy and often problematic…