Pop Goes Your World: Gen-X vs. Millennial Pop Culture Chris McBrien

This week, Chris McBrien and Derek Myers go back to 2004 to watch and review Trey Parker and Matt Stone's marionette movie, "Team America: World Police". Chris and Derek discuss the box office performance, critical reception, cast, scenes, trivia and quotes from the film.



For the trivia segment of the show, Chris has Derek try to guess the titles of movies that have 'America' (or 'American') in the title.

This week, Chris McBrien and Derek Myers go back to 1982 to review Eddie Murphy's big screen movie debut, "48 Hrs." directed by Walter Hill and also starring Nick Nolte. Chris and Derek discuss the box office performance, critical reception, cast, scenes and quotes from the film.



For the trivia segment of the show, Derek gives Chris a series of questions about Nick Nolte.

This week, Chris McBrien and Derek Myers are joined by resident music expert, Greg Martin to run down their personal top 5 lists of great soundtracks. The hitch is: all of the soundtracks have to come from 'bad' movies. The guys each discuss their picks and critique each others' picks as well.



For the trivia segment of the show, Chris had Greg try and guess which movie certain songs come from. However, due to copyright issues, Chris must sing the songs.

This week, Chris McBrien and Derek Myers go back to 1985 to watch and review the Walter Hill comedy, "Brewster's Millions" starring Richard Pryor, John Candy and Lonette McKee. The guys discuss the box office success of the film, the cast, scenes, trivia, themes and more.



For the trivia segment of the show, Chris makes Derek play a round of 'Pick the Flick'. The common thread of all the movies is that they all have money in the title.

This week, Chris McBrien and Derek Myers go back to 1981 to watch and review Carl Gottlieb's directorial debut, "Caveman" starring Ringo Starr, Barbara Bach, Shelley Long and Dennis Quaid. The guys discuss the box office success of the film, the cast, scenes, trivia and more.



For the trivia segment of the show, Derek challenges Chris to name the titles of Dennis Quaid's filmography (with hints, of course).

This week, Chris McBrien and Derek Myers are joined by fellow podcaster (and former "Chopped" contestant), Chef Robert Rose to discuss TV cooking shows. They talk about the history of cooking shows, some of their personal favourites over the years, and how the genre has evolved.



For the trivia segment of the show, Chris has Robert take a seat in the Winner's Circle of the "$100,000 Pyramid" where he gives clues and Robert must race to the top of the pyramid.