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Jeff and JT pulled out all the stops for this cult classic sequel to 1992's Sister Act.

There are exclusive interviews with not just Ryan Toby, who plays Ahmal (and destroys Oh Happy Day), but also the guy responsible for those timeless choir arrangements: 5-time Grammy winner Mervyn Warren!

Incredible never heard before stories from the making of Sister Act 2, yeah, that happened. 
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Mel Brooks, the king of film parody, writes and directs this 1993 movie taking on Prince Of Thieves and just generally lampooning the Robin Hood mythology. 

Cary Elwes (with an English accent!), Richard Lewis, Dave Chappelle (in his first ever movie), Tracy Ullman, and more round out the cast. Highly quotable but strangely slow, and Jeff and JT break it all down for you. 
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The classic erotic thriller (that's not especially thrilling or erotic) featuring Robert Redford, Woody Harrelson, and Demi Moore. 

Plus the always delightful Oliver Platt!
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That's right, woodchuck chuckers, it's GROUNDHOG DAY! This episode Jeff and JT take on one of the all-time best comedies of the modern era. And, just when you thought it couldn't get any better, they also get to sit down with Ned Ryerson himself, actor Stephen Tobolowsky!

Stephen breaks down reading with Harold Ramis for his audition, improv with Bill Murray, and tons more! We also have the entire Stephen Tobolowsky interview where he goes even deeper on his acting history and Groundhog Day, going up on our patreon (link below!).

And remember: don't drive angry.



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"I should've done more," says the incomparable Liam Neeson in Schinder's List, to Sir Ben Kingsley.

"Man, I sure can drive this boat!" says Bruce Willis to Sarah Jessica Parker in Striking Distance, probably. 

This episode we tackle a two-fer, two historically vital movies from 1993. 
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1993 movies are here! Kicking off season 3 with the Tony Scott/Tarantino film True Romance, starring Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette.

Is it a Bonnie and Clyde for the 90s? Is there any better scene in a movie this year than Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper in this one? 

Also killer performances from Brad Pitt, James Gandolfini, Michael Rappaport, and Gary Oldman. Oh and Val Kilmer plays Elvis. 
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