Join me (Anna Stone) and guest host Brandon Stone as we discuss 1994's The Santa Clause. In this episode, we consider what makes this movie difficult for us, disagree about the costuming of the elves, and talk about why this was so popular for us when we were kids.

Join me (Anna Stone) and guest hosts Alex and Billy from Small Screen Couch Commentary as we dig in to Home Alone. In this episode, we talk about how terrible Kevin's family is, consider who the best actor is, and make fun of Alex for his wealth of knowledge about this movie.

Join me (Anna Stone) and guest host Emma Kirst as we dig into 1946's It's A Wonderful Life. In this episode, we discuss why this movie has become such a classic and consider what could've made it better.

Join me (Anna Stone) and guest host Aley Jammali as we discuss 2019's Klaus. In this episode, we fawn over the stunning visuals, consider which aspects we consider our favorite, and I apologize to Aley for not listening to her the first time she told me to watch this...5 years ago.

Join me (Anna Stone) and guest host Kevin LeClaire as we start off the holiday season discussing 1989's Christmas Vacation. In this episode, we laugh over Chevy Chase's deadpan lines, consider who the true best actors are in this film, and Kevin contemplates whether he wants to continue our friendship.

Join me (Anna Stone) and guest host Matt Krueger as we discuss my final comedy episode on Happy Gilmore. In this episode, we realize our mutual love for physical humor, consider the importance of Jock Jams in the lives of 90s kids, and Matt makes tea come out my nose with his worst actor pick.

Join me (Anna Stone) and guest host Carly LaFave as we tackle another bonus episode, 2009's The Hangover. In this episode, we consider why this movie didn't make us laugh as hard this time, randomly burst into song more than once, and go on more than one tangent.

Join me (Anna Stone) and guest hosts Emma Kirst and Aley Jammali as we discuss 2004's Mean Girls. In this episode, we consider what makes this movie so iconic, quote our favorite lines, and contemplate how we viewed this differently in our 30s than when we were teenagers.