#128: Beach on earth, good will toward Mitch.

#127: The band who is not the band Tim thinks they are.

#126: You mother eats shorts in Hell.

#125: The Night Judd Hirsch … ahm… did this.

#124: More mumbled rumblings that probably meant something for our generation.

#123: Its like Animal House with either Franklin or Bash.

#122: Jaws The Revenge has a prequel?

#121: Sadly there's no "Burger Time After Time" or "Joust The Way You Are.

#120: All the excitement of an 80s Sci-Fi family film … but in the old west.

#119: Big screen spectacles Bob and Tim CAN stop watching (Part TWO of TWO)

#118: Big screen spectacles Bob and Tim can’t stop watching (Part ONE of TWO)

#117: Totalitarian Dad jokes made all to easy.

#116: If you find a full length song in there, feel free to play it.

#115: Casting far too many die at the Pop Culture Panic of a Tom Hanks TV movie.

#114: Thank something its Friday with episodes of Full House, Family Matters, Perfect Strangers and… ahm… Going Places (?)

#113: A socially distant discussion on 12 Monkeys, Night Of The Comet and … somehow … Waterworld.

#112: A missed opportunity to talk about Sponge.

#111: How a West Coast Seinfeld failed to connect with a 1999 audience.

#110: This Encarta ‘95 trial disc is effed.

#109: Some vandal is taking a bite out of our consonants.

#108: Duck, duck, goose-shtep.

#107: Trying to get home for Holiday episodes of Full House, A Different World and The Golden Girls

#106: When Merry met Sappy…

#105: Big screen hits that became small screen failures.

#104: Scary stories of Houdini’s ghost, satanic recordings and arcade cabinets of the dammed.

103: It’s too late to podcast here we go.

#102: Trying to understand the appeal of C Grade cinema.

#101: Disagreeing with NBC’s sitcom take on college in the 90s.

#100: Ratify some Galactic treaties with a 100th anniversary episode.

#099: I guess there’s a Speed 2?

098: Tackling one of their favorite (and the other’s least favorite) college albums.

#097: A deep dive into the sigh of being Gen X.

#095: A deep dive into the hot mess of a rom-com question mark.

#094: Attempting to crown the best representation of life in the ‘90s.

#093: Anthems of apathy and symphonies of disconnect.

#092: Getting woke into what the Matrix was.

#091: Every time a bell rings someone tells you what it means.

#090: Watch out and don’t cry over Christmas episodes of MacGyver, Knight Rider and Beverly Hills 90210.

#089: Talking through the entirety of a sentimental Skeletor special.

#088: Happy X-Mas Amedda (Star Wars is over)

#087: Six Must-Have-Seen episodes of TV’s FRIENDS.

#086: Eff that apple and screw this Ssips box, as its a sugar bender to remember.

#085: Christian Slater wants his mic back.

#084: All about staking vampires, detonating werewolves and enlisting your younger sister for a sacrifice.

#083: Basically “The Ice Storm” for kids.

#082: Why this film is supersonic. It’s idiotic. It’s disconnecting... not respecting. Why … it’s Teen Witch.

#081: Rock out with your Kup out

#080: Paneling tonight … cows

#079: Our school could be your life.

#078: Stranded at the indoor drive-in.

#077: The biggest British invasion since whatever that band with Ringo Star was doing.

#076: Just like High School but with more stakes.

#075: 3/4s of a meaningful anniversary.

#073: Its Bruce Willis, bow hunters and a couple Jim Belushi-less dog movies.

#071: Foul-ups, bleeps and ... wait, why are we broadcasting these?

#070: Unboxing that impact of collector mentality.

#069: A little bit about “Licensed To Drive”… but mostly about “Willow.”.

#068: How have we not talked about John Hughes yet?

#067: We're running out of hat puns.

#066: Space Burt Reynolds takes on haberdashed Magnum PI.

#063: Rock the Kobayashi Maru.

#083: Basically “The Ice Storm” for kids.

#062: Diffrent routes to reviving your favorite TV.

#061: Thermo-nuclear holocaust for the whole family.

#058: Another rattled off hit-list of equal in height fidelity.

#053: Lighting up a nicotine stained, vulgarity-strained debut album.

#049: But they were on compact disc.

#046: Revisiting the year Bob & Tim first met.

#034: Snikting claws and animated spandex.

#031: Struggling with the art when you struggle with the artist.

#030 Not liking the Ross half.

#029: Let’s all be like Henry Winkler.

#028: Looking for a manifesto, track by track.

#027: Skewering Saturday morning cartoons on Saturday morning.

#026: Tim auctions off his childhood.

#025: Pointless digital accomplishment marker is a-go … go.

#024: Reevaluating the sentimentality of a rom-com classic.

#023: Giant tape decks, tiny airplanes and whatever that Sharkticon was supposed to be.

#022: A season of blockbusters unlike any other.

#021: An underground classic on High School anxiety.

#020: Childhood favorites that have soured in taste.

#018: I t’s the Dance Of Joy … followed by Kirk Cameron’s Rapture.

017: Shoulder pads, synthesizers and the hilarious Bill Pullman.

016: Venkman hates Mondays and Stanz digs Daphne.

015: Yay, its not Superman III.

014: Horns, harmonicas and a little too much harmonica.

013: We’ve got movie sign!

012: YAHEEEEAAAAEEEEAAAGGGH!

011: Nerds of the 1980s unite!

010: Marsha, Marsha, Marsha … in Hell.

009: Its raining all sorts of mans.

008: There are TWO Terminators … and Billy Crystal makes a woman meow.

007: On being Harry, Richard and some kid going into space.

006: Do Chandlers Dream Of Inflatable Sheep?

005: Skulls, monkey brains and children in peril … hooray?

004: Heists-a-poppin!

003: Their ultimate 90 mix-tape.

002: Not Spoiling The Crying Game.

001: One bad birthday party.

Original Test Episode From December 15th 2016.

More random warblings that didn't make it into actual episodes

An early look back at things you didn’t hear in the first place.

Now with 10% more Bill Bixby references.

Excavating audio from Bob and Tim’s first ever podcast.

Exploring childhood reads on the paranormal and unexplained.

Just like PUMP UP THE VOLUME only without the relevance.

Bellying up to The Replacements first B-side “If Only You Were Lonely.”

Not an episode about Mike Seaver’s best friend.

Not the normal type of episode but the necessary one to move forward.

Addressing an erratic release schedule.

Two months since the last episode and Tim’s comic collection is gone.

Past audio deemed too unpolished for an actual episode.

And (somehow) Base-ketball gets a shout-out.

Definitely not choosing Ross.

Indulging the self-indulgent retrospective.

‘Nuff Said.

Somehow avoiding The Last Jedi Trailer.

Entangled web of other people’s efforts.

Interstellar spoilers be darned.