What We've Watched Podcast

This week for part 3 of our 2019 horror reviews series, we talk about the classic chiller Cat People from 1942, produced by Val Lewton for RKO Pictures.

It's the antepenultimate episode of Season 3! It's the return of Troi's Mother! It's the return of the Ferengi! It's Ménage à Troi!!! First aired May 28, 1990

Continuing our horror marathon for 2019, we have the 2013 killer mirror movie Oculus, starring Karen Gillan and Brenton Thwaites. Not to be confused with the VR headset.

Here's another classic for you, the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation to fully feature a character from the original series, it's Sarek, guest starring Mark Lenard as the titular character, the father of Spock.

Our first entry in our October 2019 horror marathon of episodes, we start with a late period slasher film. This 1986 release is a minor classic that is most distinguished by being a bit of a different take, with the killer being 3 security robots gone amok after-hours in a high-tech shopping mall. Slightly spoofing on the already cliched slasher genre, with many in-jokes and obscure references, an...

This is the big one, the one we've all been waiting for, it's our 200th episode, and finally we will reveal our Top 5 Marvel Cinematic Universe Movies!!!!!! Sound the trumpets!!!!

Featuring an excellent performance by Saul Rubinek as one of the most evil villains ever in Star Trek, this is a fairly classic Data-centric episode that still gives the rest of the cast some interesting moments as well. First aired May 5, 1990

In this episode we talk about the 2018 biopic about the final work of legendary comedy duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, starring Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly respectively.

Here's a classic one for y'all, here we introduce the character of Lt. Reginald Barclay as played by Dwight Schultz! First aired April 30, 1990

In this episode we talk about the 1975 film noir "spoof" Peeper, starring Michael Caine and Natalie Wood.

Time to use the "Enterprise gets spun away" shot again! First aired April 23, 1990

On this episode we talk about the 2018 cyberpunk-esque sci-fi/thriller Upgrade, from Saw and Insidious creator Leigh Whannell.

Captain's Holiday. It's exactly that. Have fun. First aired April 2, 1990

Here's our tribute to the recently passed Rutger Hauer, with a film we haven't seen in a very long time, 1985's Ladyhawke also starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Matthew Broderick and directed by the great Richard Donner!

Ales for everyone! First aired March 26, 1990

A follow-up to our earlier "Top 5 Killer Robots" list (see episode 175)this time around we flip to the brighter side and talk about some of our favourite "good" or helpful robots

One of the most important episodes ever of Star Trek: The Next Generation, especially in the development of the Worf character. First aired March 19, 1990

The classic 1966 spaghetti western which launched a slew of unofficial ripoff "sequels" (and one legitimate sequel 21 years later) and was an inspiration for Quentin Tarantino's forays into the western genre. Starring Franco Nero as the one true Django and produced, directed and co-written by Sergio Corbucci.

On this episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation: Data makes a child and a cast member directs for the first time, it's The Offspring! First aired March 12, 1990

In this 2013 crime-drama Dwayne Johnson steps outside of his larger-than-life persona to play an ordinary man who must go to extremes to the sake of his family. Also featuring a stellar supporting cast with Susan Sarandon, Jon Bernthal, and many more.

Another classic, this is the episode that answers the question--what was the previous Enterprise like and what happened to it? Plus--the return of a familiar face from the show's past--all this and more in "Yesterday's Enterprise" !! First aired February 19, 1990

This time on Re:TNG, we have an interesting ise of the holodeck in a not-so-interesting story--it`s "A Matter of Perspective" First aired February 12, 1990

It`s season 3`s Q episode, a true (Q) classic --- Deja Q!!!! First aired February 5, 1990

Uh oh, it's The High Ground! First aired January 29, 1990.

Classic 1945 Danny Kaye-starring Technicolor Musical-Comedy-Crime-Romance-Ghost story. You know, the usual.