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For our 7th episode the girls revisit one of the most iconic dcoms of our childhoods: Cadet Kelly! Join us as we talk about all of the gay subtext between Kelly and Captain Stone, literal bootlicking, and the conspiracy that maybe in 2002 when this movie came out it was really just military propaganda. Whatever the case, the rifle throwing is very cool!

For this episode, the two of us (who have given up the suburban life for the hustle and bustle of the city) reminisce over the classic DCOM, Stuck in the Suburbs, starring Danielle Pannebaker, Brenda Song, and Taran Killam. Whatever we thought this movie was, we were wrong--it's much better! Take a listen as we talk suburban architecture, living in 2004, and what it's like being an awkward middle schooler who are crazy about pop singers with greasy hair.

For this episode, Renée and Suzy watched the 2018 version of Freaky Friday. It's kind of the same as the one with Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis except it actually is nothing like it and also it's a musical. Join us as we discuss what it must feel like swapping bodies with your family member during a critical time in both of your lives, the power of love and friendship, and also how insane it is that a single town has thirty three distinct antique stores!

It's been a while but we're back in business! For this episode, Renée and Suzy watched the best prom/buddy cop propaganda movie around: Bad Hair Day. This movie has it all, a jewel heist, a prom, romance, and a very absurd costuming situation going on.

Us girls are back with a new episode, and this time we watched "The Swap." Never heard of it? We didn't either, until we had to watch it! It's about, you guessed it, a swap. It's basically like that one episode of Jimmy Neutron where Jimmy and Cindy swap bodies through the phone except in this movie it's Ellie and Jack and they play sports and they have familial issues!

The girls are back and this time they're watching the new, live-action Kim Possible movie. We all loved this ginger crime-fighting cheerleader, but does it do for a good remake? Will we see all of our favorite characters from the original cartoon? How does Rufus look like in the real world?