Longtime friend-of-the-pod Colton joins Brian and Dan to briefly discuss a foundational romantic comedy, then dig into the divisive 2009 ensemble film.

Longtime friend-of-the-pod Colton joins Brian and Dan to briefly discuss a foundational romantic comedy, then dig into the divisive 2009 ensemble film.
I haven’t read any of Ruth Ware’s books, but my wife has, and she says they are all begging for adaptation.
Peanuts is one of the most cherished brands in American family entertainment
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I have a rule of thumb that Alfred Hitchcock movies must be watched twice to be properly appreciated.
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Dan and Brian lean into fall nostalgia by looking at a high school football comedy that stuck with Dan when he was a teen.
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