You've Got Hanks

Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks are back again with the Nora Ephron classic, Sleepless in Seattle (1993). What would we do without Nora Ephron, and what would I do without my lovely guests, Meg Joh (@meg_joh) and Rachel Van Nes (@vannesexpress)? We find out that Meg Ryan is kind of the villain in this movie, Meg Joh is the smartest girl in class, and for some reason people were hung up on terrorists and getting married over 40 in the '90s. How happy are you to see Meg, Nora, and Tom together? Let us know @youvegothanks. 

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Did you know there's no crying in baseball? Well, there is crying while watching A League Of Their Own (1992), which is what I did in this episode with fellow funny ladies, Lucé Tomlin-Brenner (@LTBcomedy) and Gwen Mesco (@messily). It's hard not to cry when you're watching such a wonderful, feminist, funny film by the legendary Penny Marshall. What a joy this episode is, and please forgive us Bill Pullman. We talk Tom, the amazing cast, and how we want to be Rockford Peaches, because after all, we're all for one, we're one for all, we're All-Americans! Let me know what you think @youvegothanks.

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We've got some big scoop, because this week, our guest is Natalie D'Amico (@natdayum) and Peter Byrnes (@mittenberries) from The Biggest Scoop podcast! They're joining me to talk about Radio Flyer (1992). This story is sad, but has a lot of heart and a talking buffalo. So, there's that! However, Tom Hanks is only our narrator for this one, so very little Hanks screen time. Does that affect our ratings? Do you still believe animals can talk? Let us know @youvegothanks. 

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Uh oh, have we found Tom Hanks worst film ever? Well, we just got to the '90s, and we found quit a stinker with The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990). Luckily, I'm joined by two hilarious people, Genetra Tull (@GenetraT) and Jake Jabbour (@wakeupwithjacob) to make it all better. With a star-studded cast of Hanks, Bruce Willis, Melanie Griffith, and Morgan Freeman, you would think this movie would be golden. Too bad no one is as unlikeable, or funny, as they should. Let me know what you think @youvegothanks.

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This week, we welcome the first of the Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan collabs with Joe Versus The Volcano (1990). I'm joined by comedians Andrew Young (@androssthegreat) and Zach Olsen (@realzacholsen) to discuss this fantastical romantic comedy. We discuss Meg Ryan's different accents, brain clouds, and laugh out loud at the hammerhead shark. Let us know what Meg Ryan character was your favorite @youvegothanks.

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We made it through all the 1980s Tom Hanks movies, so I thought it would be fun to look back on everything we've seen so far. I'm joined by comedian and writer, Joan Ford (@joanhaleyford), and we rank the '80s movies and talk all things Tom. Let me know what your 1980s rankings are @youvegothanks. 

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If you thought Tom Hanks' movie Turner & Hooch (1989) was a family film, well, you're in for a surprise. This buddy cop movie about a man and a dog investigating a murder gets pretty sad, but you know what's the opposite of sad? My wonderful guests this week, Cassi Jerkins (@cassijerkins) and Bryan Rainstein (@bryansfaces). We have a delightful time discussing dog farts and dog dates. Let me know your favorite pawsitive moment @youvegothanks. 

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If you have strange neighbors, you can probably relate hard to this week's movie, The 'Burbs (1989) starring Tom Hanks, Carrie Fisher, Bruce Dern, and Corey Feldman. I tackle this cult classic with my friends, Jillian Dunn (@HippieJil) and Jonathan Harris (@countrycaravan). There are a lot of fun facts in this one like how Tom Hanks sent everyone sunglasses and Bubbles the chimpanzee was banned from set. Let me know what's your favorite fun fact from The 'Burbs @youvegothanks.

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A movie starring Sally Field and Tom Hanks? You would think we were talking about Forrest Gump, but no, we're talking Punchline (1988) this week with standup comedians Richelle Meiss (@reeshmeese) and Jessica Svendsgaard (@svendsgaard). This is The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel long before Amy Sherman-Palladino even thought up Gilmore Girls. Whether you think it's funny or not, you have to admit this movie has a killer cast with Field, Hanks, and even John Goodman. Wow, let us know what you found funny about this standup comedy movie @youvegothanks. 

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Did you make a wish on a Zoltar machine, because this week, we're watching the movie, Big (1988). One of the most beloved Tom Hanks films deserves some beloved guests, which is why I have my friends, Funk Shuffle (@funkshuffle) with me. I really try to keep Danny, Dennis, and Michael on track while discussing this movie, but you can't stop the bits with these three. Check it out and let me know if you happen to know who won Best Actor in the 1996 Academy Awards (@youvegothanks).

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