Episode 46 - A Benetton Ad vs. The Aliens

The holiday tradition continues as Nick brings "Cinemantics" with him to join me for a discussion of Roland Emmerich's 1996 masterpiece (yeah, I said it) "Independence Day"! Celebrate America with beautiful destruction, a pastiche of world cultures, incredible music and, of course, ROBERT LOGGIA! Plus, one of the dumbest alternate endings in cinema history!

Episode 45 - Burgabur Business

Nick's tutelage on the merits of crap begins here, as a viewing of the first season of "Mr. Belvedere" leads to an analysis of his 1980s pop culture prowess (or lack thereof), which somehow leads to a discussion of Adam Sandler's place in the future of comedy. We just might live the good life yet...and you will, too!

Episode 44 - A Spirited Stream of Consciousness

Can you keep this episode?--Of course you can! Because it's the latest installment in our special sub-sub-series "No Squeakuel Summer", as myself and returning guests Stephanie C. Kernisan (of "Media Monkeys and Junky Junkies"--SUBSCRIBE NOW!) and Greg Green discuss 1995's "Casper" and related (often in deliciously obscure fashions) topics such as other famous Caspers, the lovability of TV's Brad Garrett, and the merits of dark comedy...FOR KIDS! Plus, take a shot every time you hear Little Richard's classic rendition of the film's theme!

Episode 43 - Lovin' Every Minute Of It

It's a very moving conversation (PUN!) as Nick and I discuss homes of all varieties, be they childhood, collegiate, or summah. In addition, we tackle the ongoing Mac vs. PC debate, give ourselves props for not attending our respective graduation ceremonies, and remember our days in the thee-a-tah. (Ah, the thee-a-tah!) Plus, the many loves of "Dobie" Melton!

Episode 42 - Adolpho Yabbadoo

A week late and a few dollars short, Nick and I finally present the first edition of a special O.U.P. sub-sub-series unfortunately known as "No Squeakuel Summer" (part of our ongoing "The Best Movie of All-Time!" sub-series). We'll be taking a look at live-action films based on animated series, starting with Brian Levant's 1994 blockbuster "The Flintstones". Have a gay old time with us as we discuss the finer points of stone-age puns, the horrors of Elizabeth Taylor, and my ever-growing despisal of Halle Berry. Plus, embezzlement FOR KIDS!!!