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Does "Stuart Little" feel dated? Is "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" still spooky? Welcome to "How ya holdin' up"? Where Jane and Dagny explore the wonderful world of media and how it has held up over the years! This ain't no high brow show, just two gals rewatching/rereading some old stuff and seeing how it held up.
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Gary Puckett was a creep, but he wasn’t the only one. The other two artists we reviewed had some explaining to do, too. We dug into three commercially successful songs that were widely accepted in their time, despite their disturbing messages about women, consent, and violence.How did these songs become hits, and what do they reveal about the culture that embraced them? Find out just how bad they really were, and why their popularity deserves a second look. Oh, and guess what! It's season 3 time!!!
It’s the classic Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale reimagined in Hoodwinked (2005). But this time, it’s funnier, weirder, and if the animation doesn’t send you off-kilter, maybe Triple G Granny will.Either way, this movie is absolute DYNAMITE. OR DYNAMEETE. (Idk, must be Italian.)
Sometimes just the concept or memory of a film makes you think, “There’s NO way this holds up.”Then you watch said film (The Ringer) and realize it’s actually a heartwarming, precious little movie, and you were completely wrong.Anyways, when the fuck did we get ice cream?
Mike Myers is a comedic genius, and the Austin Powers series has earned its place as a cult classic. Over the years, though, it's the second and third films that seem to have stuck in people's minds the most. So we're going back to the movie that started it all to see if the original still holds up today, or if it simply served as the catalyst for the beloved trilogy that followed.
This week we're watching Blank Check—the Disney movie where an 11-year-old gets a million dollars... and somehow ends up in a romantic subplot with a grown woman....No, seriously.Join us as we try to figure out what the hell happened in 1994.
We're back from our nap to continue discussing Whose line is it Anyway? let's get too it! But first... feet...sorry.
A weird little combination of network TV and improv you’d see on a small stage in New York, this was Whose Line Is It Anyway?. We go over the cast and guests who gave us all the laughs and explore why this quick-witted show lasted so long. The question is… does it still hold up?
We're taking it back to 1984 with this one folks! Revenge of the Nerds starring some recognizable faces, depicts a battle of jocks and nerds. While the film was meant to help nerds find a place amongst the popular kids, it's portrayal of woman leaves something to be desired. Let's dive in, and see how this movie stood the test of time!
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Does "Stuart Little" feel dated? Is "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" still spooky? Welcome to "How ya holdin' up"? Where Jane and Dagny explore the wonderful world of media and how it has held up over the years! This ain't no high brow show, just two gals rewatching/rereading some old stuff and seeing how it held up.
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