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Ten years. Over 200 episodes. Great fans. Amazing friendships. It all comes down to this episode where we finally thank our moms (yes we forgot to do it on stage)! Also, we owe it all to a great TV Mom of our time for taking out bad guys, evil corporations, corrupt governments and entertaining us for over a decade!

Today we’re going to be your non-ghost hosts and take you on a virtual behind-the-scenes tour of The Haunted Mansion attractions at Disneyland and The Magic Kingdom, so you can more deeply enjoy and appreciate all they goodies they’ve packed into the new Haunted Mansion movie.  We haven’t seen the movie yet so there won’t be any spoilers, but we will be discussing the trailer for the movie later in the episode. So if you consider that type of conversation spoilery, we’ll give you a warning before that part.

This episode is kind of a special one for us because of how much we love Cameron Monaghan’s work on Gotham, so we are so excited to share this discussion with you! Tune in as we share our favorite moments from this “myth-alone” episode and our memories of whether or not we picked up on the twist before it was revealed. We also share how, even though we really enjoy this episode, we wish that it had come back into play later in the series.

It's the middle of a great theme park day at Disney World and you really need some "chill time." Bryce welcomes Bryan to the show as they talk about the best places at Disney to rest your legs, sit in the A/C, or even take a full on nap. Beat the heat this week on Mouse House Weekly.

We have finally come to the end of the road for Raymond Reddington and Task Force 836! It has been a long decade of catching criminals, guessing at Raymond's Identity but in the end does any of it matter if you were just trying to live the best life you possibly could? 

Horse back riding, fishing, and swimming with dolphins are just a few of the things you probably didn't know you could do at Walt Disney World. This week Ben and Erica share their favorite things to do in WDW that are off the beaten path. Whether it's just to get a break from the crowds, or wanting to create some unique Disney memories, this episode will show there is a lot more to do than just the rides and shows on your next Disney vacation!

Arthur Hudson finally has his smoking gun and task force 836 is about to be put to, well, task. Hudson and team call a meeting with the Attorney General which leads to a summons for Cooper and Panabaker. What happens next is what is a shock to many especially airplane pilots around the world!

Fringe gives us yet another case of the week with no apparent ties to the overarching mythology, so how do we feel about this one? Listen as we share our thoughts on this Fringe episode which… isn’t quite as down to earth as what we had come to expect. We talk about our favorite moments from the episode such as Broyles’ wholesome interaction with the young child at the restaurant and our appreciation for the show diving deeper into Broyles’ backstory. We also share some amazing feedback from listeners like you, feedback from Ross, Geoff (xforce11), Eric, and Patty from Canadia!

After a very, very long time of waiting, the fifth and true finale to the Indiana Jones franchise has finally been released to theaters. With JJ continuously being hyped for this movie for years on end, we had to do an episode focused on the new film and our thoughts on it, from a diehard Indy fan, and from a more casual viewer of the films. JJ and Blake both discuss the final entry in the franchise, talking about what they enjoyed and thought they did well, what they think could’ve been improved, and how well this movie acted as a conclusion to the films.

There is no rest for the wicked especially when the wicked is Red. He assembles the league of wannabe FBI peeps and Ressler to inform Cooper and the team that a top secret report is about to be stolen and if successful, will put the entire world on the brink of Nuclear War

Carol Burnett was recently honored on her 90th birthday for her lifetime of work in film and television. Her talent was recognized early in her career, and Rod wrote an episode especially for her with season 3's comedy, "Cavender is Coming." Before Martin Landau became famous for his work on Mission Impossible, he starred in two Twilight Zone episodes and we cover season 5's thriller, "The Jeopardy Room" here.

Let’s face it, nearly everybody loves Disney! Disney trivia can be a lot of fun. Like, what year did Mickey Mouse make his debut? In Finding Nemo, what's the name of Nemo's mother? Or In "Toy Story", what color is Andy's cowboy hat? But, how much do you know about Disney? In this week's episode of Mouse House Weekly Rachel and Jeremiah are joined once again by their daughter Kristen. She came on the podcast to bring the heat by testing Rachel and Jeremiah on their knowledge of Disney animation. Who will do better? Listen to this fun episode and play along!

Two warring families are being targeted by an assassin that is able to use your allergies against you. As the next generation of the families work with red to get to the bottom of the attack, Red works with the task force to find out what is really going on so he can make Agnes's recital in time.

Although it sort of abandons the overarching mythology again and gives us what is more or less a standalone story, “Dream Logic” is still a strong episode of Fringe, giving us some great character moments and symbolism. We (Chris and Darrell) share our thoughts about this episode and what we first thought about it vs. what we think now. We share our favorite moments such as Olivia opening up to Peter about the death of Charlie, the episode’s many uses of colors such as red and green, and so much more! Be sure to stay tuned for the entire episode because we also share some great feedback from listeners including Eric, ShelkyBean, Pavla aka Polla, Geoff, and Patty from Canadia! If you would like to contribute feedback to the podcast and/or would like to sign up to be a co-host for a season 2 episode, hit us up!

A first trip to Disney World is always an epic event. Bryce returns from Disney World after a great trip with his two boys Jack (10) and Ellis (6). Not only do Jack and Ellis give some very honest feedback about the trip, but Bryce also gives an in depth look into traveling to WDW with young boys. The discussion is full of tips and tricks to manage a first time (or any time) Disney World vacation!