In this episode, the guys revisit The Cosby Show. The trend-setting series crossed racial boundaries, making it the most-watched sitcom on TV.

This episode is the most contentious one so far, as things get heated when the guys discuss which movies from the 80s deserve a reboot.

Jamie surprises Milo with a Huey Lewis and the News retrospective. The guys dive into why they love the band, Huey’s early days in music, and some of their favorite hits.

Every Halloween since 1990, The Simpsons has given the world an animated treat — The Treehouse of Horror. We do a retrospective of the history of the annual special.

From TPS reports to printers, they break down why this cult classic still hits home for anyone who has ever worked a mind-numbing office job.

In the first wheel spin of season 10, we’re told to come up with things we don’t like about the year 1992. It turns out, we found plenty to rant about.

The guys go full glam with a retrospective on Mötley Crüe, one of the most notorious bands to embody the rock lifestyle and somehow survive it.

We revisit a topic from season 1 with our first sequel episode, discussing a few more movies we feel define a generation.

The guys record in the same location! They’re hanging out in Milo’s living room, talking about the little things from their youth that they miss.

The guys record in the same location! They’re hanging out in Milo’s living room, talking about the little things from their youth that they miss.

After nine seasons of the podcast, we’re giving the show the love it deserves with a proper Star Trek: The Next Generation retrospective.

Milo and Heike discuss Pretty in Pink and Sixteen Candles. After recently rewatching both films, they share updated perspectives, viewing them through a modern lens.

Milo is joined by filmmaker, professor, and host of The Long Rewind podcast to discuss the differences between 1980s and 1990s movies.

In this episode, the we debate the pros and cons of “Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves” starring Kevin Costner, Morgan Freeman, and Alan Rickman.

We look back at the beloved 1985 adventure film directed by Richard Donner, packed with pirate maps, booby traps, and future stars.

It’s the battle of the madams as England’s Cynthia Payne, the woman who knows how to throw a party, goes head-to-head with Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss.

the guys each pick four musicians or bands from the 80s and 90s who they’d want on the soundtrack if their lives were made into movies.

We’re joined by author Laura Lee the show to talk about her time as a DJ in the 90s and what it was like during that transition from analog to digital.

In this episode, the guys revisit Galaxy Quest, sharing their memories of seeing it for the first time and diving into some behind-the-scenes trivia.

One is a human with inventions, the other is an android traveling through the stars. We discuss the ultimate crossover featuring Data from Star Trek and Data from The Goonies.