This week, the siblings take a wild, memory-filled ride back to the early 1980s to talk about the TV phenomenon That’s Incredible! — the family-friendly variety/reality hybrid that somehow also featured spontaneous human combustion and creepy ghost stories in prime time. Along the way, they: Marvel at a 5-year-old Tiger Woods putting like a proRecall the bullet-catching magician who may or may not have performed at Magic Harbor (and almost recruited a very young co-host)Deba...

Grab your curtain-made play clothes and prepare to sing your little heart out—this week, we’re diving deep into the hills of Austria and our lifelong love (and slight critique) of The Sound of Music. We’re talking sing-along screenings, our grandmother’s mysterious trip to Salzburg, Julie Andrews’ bowl cut trauma, and whether or not sailor suits are a cry for help. Plus: Did Rolf have to be such a tool? And why does "My Favorite Things" always end up on Christmas playlists? Also: One of us ge...

This week, we’re donning tri-corner hats and heading back to the Revolutionary War as we take on The Patriot (2000)! 🎆 From Mel Gibson’s moody heroics to Jason Isaacs’ ice-cold villain stare, we unpack the movie’s drama—and share some behind-the-scenes secrets you won’t find in the history books. Did you know that John Travolta accidentally made a cameo as a corpse? Or that the filmmakers hauled in mannequins, green screens, and literal truckloads of dirt to transform modern Charleston into 1...

This week, the sibling duo takes a hyperspace jump back to 1977 to talk about the original Star Wars: A New Hope. From childhood memories and first impressions to action figures, collector’s items, cosplay, and even emotional hospital visits, this episode dives into how one movie launched a lifelong love — and maybe a career — in sci-fi fandom. 🧵 Episode Highlights: Cliff Clavin from Cheers in Star Wars?! A surprising trivia moment where they realize John Ratzenberger had a cameo in Empire S...

🛋️ In This Episode: Before there was prestige TV and streaming queues, there was General Hospital — and for Michelle and Cherie, it was basically background noise to their childhood. But who knew they had this much to say about it? From the infamous Ice Princess weather machine plotline to the time Luke and Laura’s wedding pulled in 30 million viewers, the sisters dive into why General Hospital — and soap operas in general — were such a massive pop culture force. There’s also confusion over s...