PAT IS BACK! Join Lori and Pat as they fall in love all over again with one of the most romantic films of our generation, 1989’s Say Anything, starring John Cusack and Ione Skye.

Lori is absolutely giddy to welcome her mentor, Jessica Ashley to join her in living forever as they break down the talent and triumph of 1980’s electrifying film, Fame. This is sure to be an episode to remember, remember, remember, remember!

From growing up fast, sneaking out, and favorite makeout songs, to school fights, sniffing ditto copies, sexy centerfolds and school lunches, Lori and Alex break down their own fast times against the backdrop of Ridgemont High's most memorable moments.

Cate and Lori welcome their first-ever guest: Cate's brother, Pat — an English teacher, college professor, and ultimate Star Wars fan boy, as they discuss the epic film that started a pop culture phenomenon: 1977’s Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope.

Grab your Big Gulps, kids. Cate and Lori are gettin’ really real with 1994’s Gen X classic, Reality Bites starring Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke, and Ben Stiller.

Cate and Lori TOTALLY FREAK OUT over 1982’s endearing and oddly unsettling made-for-TV movie, The Electric Grandmother, starring Maureen Stapleton and Edward Herrmann.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and if you’re looking for love, you’ve come to the right place as Cate and Lori spread the love with 1993’s romantic comedy blockbuster Sleepless in Seattle starring Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan.

Happy Groundhog Day! If every. single. day. of the last 11 months has felt like the worst deja vu of your life, we've got you, babe. Join us as we get surprisingly deep on 1993’s blockbuster film Groundhog Day starring Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, and Chris Elliott.

Pull up a bar stool as we drink up 1988’s blockbuster film, Cocktail. Sip and stay for the convo involving vacation romances, pretty criers, sex on the beach, rooting for the wrong person, surprise twins, and water as the ultimate cure-all. We'll drink to that!

Welcome to the party, pals. Today we’re talking about the iconic Christmas (?) blockbuster, Die Hard. We invite you to “come out the coast, we’ll get together, have a few laughs…” as we dive deep into the elevator shaft of the film’s titillating trivia, it’s place in the great Christmas film debate, and its die hard fan base ... all while getting sloshed on spiked eggnog.

Join in the holiday spirit as we chat about being unsupervised kids in the '80s, the necessity (and danger) of super long telephone cords, the burden of carrying seven names, kids smoking cigars, and the beauty of offering grace.

GREETINGS AND SALUTATIONS! It’s no secret this film is "so very" with its dark humor and colorful characters (#teammartha), so we invite you to join our clique as we get into the red scrunchie of it all. But first, what's your damage, Heather?

Join us as we talk about tractor chicken, the effect of rock-and-roll's "gospel of easy sexuality and relaxed morality" on our adolescence, manic pixie dream girls, and the sometimes overwhelming urge to dance your ass off in a warehouse.