52 episodes
Peanut Butter & Jelly Shoes Caitlin Duffy & Tiffany Soliah
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- Comedy
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4.2 • 20 Ratings
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Destroying your childhood. One podcast at a time.
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Tom and Huck
Two 90s weirdos watch two 90s heartthrobs take on Mark Twain in the Disney's forgotten family flick, Tom and Huck
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DuckTales
If you want to hear two millenials discuss a deeply-lored animated series starring ducks, you've come to the right place! Tiffany & Caitlin watched two 1987 episodes of the original DuckTales series and discuss them, and Don Cheadle, in unnecesary detail.
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The Nutty Professor
In this 1996 hit comedy, Sherman Klump just wants to lose weight and get the girl. Instead, he leaves us traumatized.
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Blank Check
1994. The good old days. A time when a small child could buy castles, go karts, garbage cans full of ice cream, and a 30 year old girlfriend for a million bucks. Or maybe that's just the warped reality that is Disney's BLANK CHECK.
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Jingle All The Way
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells JINGLE ALL THE WAY back to 1996 to discuss Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad's dive into Christmas chaos.
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Friendsgiving
Special Guest/ Screenwriter Anna White breaks down her favorite "Friends" Thanksiving episode, 1998's "The One With All The Thanksgivings".
Customer Reviews
You had me at SNICK!
When I saw the episodes about SNICK and Care Bears 2, I knew these were the hosts for me. Fun subjects and easy to listen to. You’ll feel validated.
Poor Taste
Admittedly, I only listened to one episode: “Gummi Bears,” so this is in direct response to that. I was shockingly disappointed by how little intention was paid to the integrity of the narrative. I’d love to hear people’s thoughts about this show, but the hosts repeatedly did not remember or even know characters names. If you are going to critique something, do so with knowledge. So, maybe, like organize your notes before hand & come up with talking points you both remember. Overall, your criticism and praise of the show/pilot lacked integrity. Also, environmental storytelling is a thing. Audiences don’t need to be directly fed every piece of information to understand the story. I don’t think the concept of there are bears in the woods that people don’t see often to be that big of a jump.
Love it!
You guys are hilarious and I relate to your views on 90s pop culture super hard. Keep up the good work!