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FIVE YEARS LATER ... well not quite, but here it is at last, Wade and Siggy's conversation about the big movie event of last spring!

Before we jump into Part 3 or our ranking the best and the worst of the MCU, Wade and Siggy have some short (for them) conversations about the installments that had come out in between. Here in one tidy package is their thoughts on Captain Marvel.

It's the return of everyone's favorite contest of mundane movie quotes where inflection in everything: The Intonation Game!

Wade also unveils a new quiz based on movie soundtracks: Track Marks!

With special guests Todd Carney, Hugh Jasper, Maggie Bandur, and Mr. Announcer.

Levi Stahl is known primarily as a book person, through his prominent position at University of Chicago Press, his blog I’ve Been Reading Lately, but also for his Twitter feed (@levistal), where he primarily excerpts and comments on all things literary. As a special guest of YWIW, Levi explains to Wade and Siggy why “The secret theme of every ‘70s movie is the material shittiness of the ‘70s”, the concept is exemplified by 1976’s The Bad News Bears and 1978’s remake of Invasion Of The Body Snatchers, with a long digression into 1977's Smokey and The Bandit.

Related links:

The Bad News Bears in Breaking Training by Josh Wilker

Loving the Unlovable Decade By David Netto and Tom Delavan

Dark Family: V. C. Andrews and the Secret Life of Girls by Megan Abbott

Quentin Tarantino's latest has Wade and Siggy in their own little Mexican standoff, as they disagree on the depiction of violence, the characterization of Sharon Tate, and even the ellipsis in the title. One thing they can agree on: this was a movie worth watching and talking about. Will this episode symbolize the end of your innocence? 

As a warm-up to discussing Once Upon A Time ... In Hollywood, Wade and Siggy dive into their personal histories with the works of Quentin Tarantino, what it was like to be in film school when Pulp Fiction premiered, and then give their personal rankings of his filmography.

Wade and Siggy follow the white rabbit through David Robert Mitchell's Under The Silver Lake, digging up all the hidden meanings (and burying a few of their own) while proving, once again, that they don't know when to stop beating a dead dog. Plus, a new sketch.

Hey gluttons for punishment! Because you can't get enough, here's Wade running down his Top 32 movies of 2019. 

Merciful God in Heaven, finally, the end! Wade and Siggy go into the deepest depths of the Best Director and Best Picture categories, with a lengthy discussion of that whole Green Book thing, plus a long take on Roma. And for you faithful viewers who made this exodus with us, a couple extra revelations!

Wade and Siggy took extra time to make this episode worth the wait, as they deliver their rundown of the best nominees for Best Original Score, Best Original Song, Best Lead Actor, and Best Lead Actress, with an extended discussion of Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman. And don't miss the appearance of some surprise celebrity guests. Only one more part to go after this!