Retro Late Fee

Dylan's mom comes into town so that Dylan and his dad can convince her to sign over the money to his dad. Basically nothing happens, but we talk about Olive Garden and rich assholes.

Chris Farley and David Spade team up again in a comedy that some (me) find hilarious and others (Carol) think is tedious. We also discuss an episode of friends with so many guests stars it's almost SEO suicide to not try and name them all: Julia Roberts, Chris Issak, Fred Willard, Brooke Shields, the voice of Homer Simpson, Matthew Perry, Courtney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, Matt LeBlanc, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow. Okay, I know those last six are just the normal cast members, but the god of algorithm is never sated.

Dylan's dad is trying to get Dylan's money. David's dad is trying to get laid anyway he can. Dylan is trying to get Kelly. Kelly is trying to get a clean conscious. Brandon is trying to get some money betting on sports. Andrea is trying to get a new look. Brenda is trying not to cry. Steve is a douche bag.

A special bonus episode of our new podcast, Back into the Future. It's like Retro Late Fee only we are in the actual year that you are in. We also talk about WandaVision in this episode, but I didn't add it to the title because I felt it was already too long and so I went with the thing that was worse for SEO because I am secretly afraid of success.

Yes this Richard Dreyfuss classic was technically released in December of '95, but it's still in theaters and we saw it. Listen to Carol call me all sorts of names but claim she still loves me!

The girls are off to the spa while the boys are sitting at the Peach Pit. Dylan imagines his life with both Kelly and Brenda, David imagines graduating early, Brandon imagines winning a bunch of money gambling, and Steve imagines he'll get laid at a party. Guess which one doesn't happen.

Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriquez combine to bring us a movie where Selma Hayek puts her foot in Tarantino's mouth. I mean, George Clooney and Juliette Lewis are wonderful and Harvey Keitel does what he does but...well just listen.

Brandon and Steve get deep into the world of car racing and find out that it is both illegal and all about family.

Just when you thought that old men couldn't get any grumpier a movie comes along that proves...you right? I mean Jack Lemon and Walter Mathau really seem like their having fun in this flick. Even nearly dead Burgess Meredith is having a blast. The men are not grumpy. Kevin Pollak is a little grumpy.

A couple of angels come to the rescue...actually they don't. They talk about it and watch the kids from West Beverly but it's God that saves the day in the end. Proving once again that God apparently favors rich, white people.

On our first episode of 1996 Terry Gilliam gives us something to think about--a global pandemic (or should I say plandemic) which wipes out almost the entire population of the world. Science fiction is so weird.

We are back everyone with a brand new season! It's 90210 time. Dylan's dad wants to get laid, Steve Wants to get away with being expelled, Brandon wants a homeless guy to turn his life around and Jim's dad wants him to be dead in Viet Nam.

Are these really the best clips of 1995? Yes...why do people keep asking me that? Anyway, I've done time codes, which is something I don't normally do, but maybe you have a section you like and want to listen to over and over again. I'm sure you don't want to skip anything. Have a great holiday and we will see you in the new year! Best of Banter: 00:00-11:52 90210: 11:52-20:00 Massive Love: 20:00-29:27 Best of 1995: 29:27-1:12:39

It's the Robin Williams smash hit, Jumanji. Join us as we talk about this film and discuss a Christmas episode of Sister, Sister.

Wild Horses couldn't drag us away from this episode of 90210. Brenda and Kelly are feuding, Donna is caught in the middle. Steve might be caught in a lie and Audrey from National Lampoon's Vacation is caught between Brandon and Dennis "Diesel" the keytar player. Confused? You won't be after the next episode of Soap.