Rewatchability is a Podcast.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

This week on the show we laugh, cry and hurl (the latter due to a severe drinking problem which all three of us suffer from) as we talk about the 1992 classic comedy Wayne’s World. We loved it as kids, but does it still hold up? To find out, listen below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

Now that almost everyone on the planet has seen Jurassic World, and more than half of those people have already recorded podcasts about it, we’ve decided to throw our two cents in since we’ve talked about the original Jurassic Park a lot in the past. To find out, listen below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.  

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

  We return after a lengthy hiatus to discuss the ’80s family comedy/dense Scientology allegory Look Who’s Talking. We loved it as kids, but how does it fare as adults, in an age when we’ve all figured out that John Travolta is a creepy weirdo? To find out, listen below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.  

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

This week on the show, we talk about 1992’s Basic Instinct, that movie that tested the very limit of how many times a VHS tape could be paused in a certain scene. It was a big hit at the time, but how does it hold up now? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 183- BASIC INSTINCT WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.  

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

From the director of Critters, comes an adaptation of the literary classic that for some reason co-stars Charlie Sheen: The Three Musketeers. It was a big deal when it came out back in 1993, but how does it hold up today? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 182- THE THREE MUSKETEERS WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

This week on the show, we discuss ’90s cartoon James Bond Jr., in which James Bond’s “nephew” (*cough*) faces off against the evil agents of SCUM, including a hip-hop Oddjob, and a super-racist iteration of Dr. No (seriously, how was that okay in 1991). Some of us enjoyed it  as kids, but how did it play to us as adults? Well, for starters we’re not buying the whole “nephew” thing. To listen, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 181- JAMES BOND JR WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

This week on the show, we risk angering a whole damn army– the Kiss Army, with a frank discussion of 1999’s Detroit Rock City. It bombed in the ’90s, but has since garnered a cult following, but is it any good? Does Toronto really look like 1970s Detroit? Is Gene Simmons just the worst? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! Episode 180- DETROIT ROCK CITY WARNING: the podcast contains strong language and immature subject matter, please be advised.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.

Rewatchability is a comedic pop-culture nostalgia podcast hosted by J.M. McNab, Rob LaRonde, and Blain Watters. It is produced independently in Toronto, ON. The show began in the summer of 2011. In 2012 it was profiled by The A.V. Club and in 2015 our podcast appeared on CBC Radio’s Podcast Playlist. The aim of the show is to re-watch movies and television shows from when we were younger, and review them in an interesting and hopefully humourous way. Hopefully. Rewatchability contains coarse language and immature subject matter; our main goal is to be funny, so please don’t take anything too seriously… especially you Ghost Dad.