We go way back to eleven years ago when one of the greatest cult classics of all time was released: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. This movie’s quippy one-liners, dry humor and star-studded/superhero-filled cast are near and dear to our hearts. Enjoy this little walk down Memory Lane with us.

In the first half of this episode, our lives are basically falling apart. One of us has a broken fridge, one of us is potentially unemployed and one of us had a run-in with the law. But things perk up when we get to the main event: My Stepsister from Planet Weird. Was it worse than Can of Worms? Did Bridget even watch it? Only one way to find out...

In today's Table Talk, Beth joins us again to answer who our superhero personas would be based on our favorite color and what we last ate. Also, what universe would we be in based on the last tv show or movie we watched? BONUS: Harry Potter sex acts!

So much is jam-packed into this special St. Paddy’s Day episode, featuring “The Luck of the Irish.” We discuss Lord of the Dance copyrights, Irish stereotypes and how the dad potentially has Nazi ties.

In this episode, we discuss which guys in “Miracle in Lane 2” could get it, what those parents were really up to and what exactly is soapbox racing anyway?

This week we are celebrating Black History Month with “The Color of Friendship!” Bridget gives a brief history lesson to go along with the film, while Will and Mary talk about how the keto diet sucks because carbs are amazing. Also, metabolism over the age of 30 sucks a**.

Color of Friendship Trailer 

It's Table Talk Time! On this music-themed episode, we discuss our 10/10 music albums, our eclectic music tastes, Mary’s love for country music, what songs we would play in the Purge and our long lost favorite snackies from our childhood.

In this episode, we watch the DCOM, Rip Girls! Discussion topics include: how the movie is filled with lies because it was filmed actually filmed in New Zealand and the actress who plays Sydney is actually part Brazilian and NOT Hawaiian. (Also, how much IS a Brazi-LIAN? Asking for a friend.) Will discusses his obsession with Spam (the food) and how Sydney's stepmom has to fight for her love against a ghost.  

We are back with table talk! We have some fun with the meme that is sweeping the nation and dive into some Reddit questions! This week’s hot take: do pieces of corn belong in cornbread?

Vomiting dogs, thirsty blonde cheerleaders, crosstown rivals and a bowling bromance. Or...bowling ROMANCE, perhaps? Don’t miss this week’s episode for “Alley Cats Strike!” Or as we like to call it, “Alley Cats Stroke It.”

Oh hai! Before we segue back into those good ol’ DCOMs, we begin 2021 with the best worst movie ever made, “The Room” with Tommy Wiseau and Greg Sestero. We are joined by our two good friends, Beth and John, who really give life to the characters. Mary brings in the fun behind-the-scenes facts, Will tries to keep the scenes of the movie in order and Bridget re-enacts the dialogue with 100 percent accuracy.

In our final Christmas movie episode of the season, we discuss how involved Krampus is in the BDSM scene and Bridget and Mary try to explain idioms to Will.

This week, we watch and review the best Christmas movie ever, "Jingle All the Way" where the Terminator fights to find a doll for Anakin Skywalker. Bridget leads this week’s discussion while Mary has trouble connecting to the recording session and Will doesn’t listen to a d*mn thing anyone says.

This week, we are continuing our Christmas themed movie review! We save Mary's sanity by watching a classic DCOM, "The Ultimate Christmas Present". Better be nice or Santa and the 6 foot elves will get ya!

This week we dive into the Hallmark Holiday scene with The Santa Incident. More like The Santa Accident, amirite? Horny single moms, hot d*** cops, funny/not-funny secret agents, abandoned children and a potentially strung-out Santa Clause - what more could you ask for in a heartwarming Christmas movie?

There's a lot to digest in this episode. It starts out with a review of the DCOM, "Up, Up & Away", but somehow segues into terrible Jell-O molds because people in the 1950s didn't know how to cook, Janet Jackson saving the day and Mary not knowing the difference between Kurt Russell and Jeff Bridges. 

On this table talk episode, we invite an old friend from high school to answer some burning Reddit questions and go off on many tangents. Mary continues to be the very best Poké Broker and Bridget has an existential crisis over dishwasher organization. Join us, won’t you?

We get back onto our DCOM Train reviewing Horse Sense, the final movie before the catastrophic event known as Y2K! Will and Mary express their strong feelings towards Cheyenne Frontier Days while Bridget shares her love for Chris LeDoux. Mary becomes a Pokemon card connoisseur and will Will ever figure out the difference between George and Thomas Jefferson?