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Patreon Sneak Peek! This week, Joel and Andrene give special access to the fourth Patreon bonus episode which covers 1987's "Dirty Dancing". While at a summer resort with her family in the Catskills, a young woman nicknamed Baby (Jennifer Grey) falls for the camp's dance instructor (Patrick Swayze) and learns to open up.

This week, Joel and Andrene share their reactions to the 1990 pilot episode of "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air". When a street smart teen (Will Smith) from West Philadelphia is sent to live with his wealthy relatives in a Bel-Air mansion, his laid-back persona clashes with their formal way of life.

For Episode 121, Andrene and Joel uncover 1994’s "Serial Mom". When a seemingly perfect suburban housewife (Kathleen Turner) is wronged, she deals with her anger the only way she knows how ... with cold-blooded MURDER!

For Episode 120, Joel and Andrene digest 1998’s "The Players Club". A single mom (LisaRaye) working as a stripper to pay for college struggles to hide her younger cousin (Monica Calhoun) from the dark side of performing as an exotic dancer.

For Episode 119, Andrene and Joel revisit 1995's "Dangerous Minds". When an ex-marine (Michelle Pfeiffer) takes a job teaching high school students, she uses unconventional tactics to get them engaged.

For Episode 118, Joel and Andrene react to 1993’s “Demolition Man” along with guest hosts Chris and Jeremy from the Movie Smash podcast! John Spartan (Sylvester Stallone) is a 90’s LA police officer who is thawed out from a frozen incarceration in 2032 to prevent ultra-villain Simon Phoenix (Wesley Snipes) from destroying the futuristic utopia of San Angeles.

For Episode 117, Joel and Andrene observe 1990's "Mermaids". In 1963, a nomadic single mom of two (Cher) leads an unconventional lifestyle causing her teenage daughter (Winona Ryder) to struggle with her budding sexuality.

For Episode 116, Andrene and Joel study 1995's "Sense and Sensibility". A woman and her daughters must learn to survive in the late 18th century after the death of her wealthy husband places them in a lower social class. The daughters try to find love while sharing different perspectives on life.

On this bonus episode, Joel and Andrene join Christopher Roberts and Jeremy Parmentier of Movie Smash! They discuss 1995's "Batman Forever" directed by Joel Schumacher and starring Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones, and Jim Carrey. Batman must battle Two-Face and the Riddler before they destroy Gotham with his new sidekick Robin. Check out Movie Smash!: https://www.movie-smash.com/

For Episode 115, Joel and Andrene evaluate 1994's "Above the Rim". A NY high school basketball star (Duane Martin) hoping for a scholarship to his dream college must choose between playing for his varsity coach or a local drug lord (Tupac Shakur) in the city tournament.

For Episode 114, Andrene and Joel watch 1999's "Drop Dead Gorgeous". When a documentary crew covers a small town beauty pageant in Minnesota, people start dying, turning the annual competition into a deadly one.

For Episode 113, Joel and Andrene address 1997's "Con Air". When a newly paroled Army Ranger (Nicholas Cage) becomes trapped on a prison transport plane hijacked by dangerous criminals, he fights to return home to his family.

For Episode 112, Andrene and Joel delve into 1998’s "The Wedding Singer". Set in 1985, a wedding singer (Adam Sandler) swears off love after being left at the altar, but later falls for a waitress (Drew Barrymore) who is engaged to be married to someone else.

For Episode 111, Joel and Andrene investigate 1991's "Hook". With the help of Tinker Bell (Julia Roberts), a high-powered attorney (Robin Williams) travels to Neverland after his children are kidnapped by Captain Hook (Dustin Hoffman). While there, he comes to realize that he is Peter Pan.

For Episode 110, Andrene and Joel view 1992's "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle". When the Bartels hire a live-in nanny for their two young children, they are unaware she has targeted them in retaliation for her husband's death.

For Episode 109, Joel and Andrene examine 1996’s "The Long Kiss Goodnight". After an amnesiac (Geena Davis) is attacked in her home, she receives help by a private investigator (Samuel L. Jackson) to learn that she used to be a CIA assassin.

For Episode 108, Andrene and Joel gawk at 1991's "The People Under the Stairs". When a young boy (Brandon Quintin Adams) breaks into his slumlords' house, he learns that they are sadistic kidnappers who are keeping young boys in their basement.

For Episode 107, Joel and Andrene discover 1999's "Election". Tracy Flick (Reese Witherspoon) is an overachieving pupil running for student body president unopposed. However, because the social studies teacher (Matthew Broderick) questions her ethics, he does all he can to undercut Tracy's efforts.

This week Andrene and Joel are switching it up and providing a review of the 1994 pilot episode of "Friends". After Rachel (Jennifer Aniston) leaves her fiancé at the altar, five friends help jump-start her life in NYC.

For Episode 106, Andrene and Joel scrutinize 1994's "Blank Check". After a bike accident, an 11-year-old boy receives a blank check from a fugitive. He fills it out for $1 million and spends money freely until he learns criminals are on his trail for the cash.

For Episode 105, Joel and Andrene explore 1994's "The Lion King". After a young cub is tricked into believing he killed his father, he flees his kingdom and grows up in exile. When he is eventually confronted by his past, he must decide his fate.

For Episode 104, Joel and Andrene enjoy 1992's "Death Becomes Her". After Helen Sharp (Goldie Hawn) loses her fiancé (Bruce Willis) to her friend and former movie star Madeline Ashton (Meryl Streep), she vows to have her revenge. However, this proves difficult as Madeline may have discovered the secret to eternal beauty.

For Episode 103, Andrene and Joel uncover the secrets in 1999's "Arlington Road". When an American history professor (Jeff Bridges) suspects his neighbors (Tim Robbins and Joan Cusack) of being domestic terrorists, he embarks on a solo investigation into their lives and learns more than he bargains for.

For Episode 102, Joel and Andrene discuss 1992's "3 Ninjas" and interview actor Joel Swetow who starred in the film as Mr. Brown! When 3 adolescent brothers are kidnapped, they use ninja skills learned from their grandfather to fight their captors who are controlled by an evil arms dealer.

For Episode 101, Joel and Andrene survey 1995’s “To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar”. Three drag queens embark on a cross-country drive from New York to California but become stranded in a small Midwest town after their car breaks down.