The DCOM Boom

Sara, Nora, and special guest Henry debate whether Troy did anything wrong in the HSM sequel. 

Sara and Nora unpack the cultural significance of High School Musical, realize Gabriella is a pick me, and fall in love with Zac Efron all over again. 

Sara explains why she and Nora have been unexpectedly away for several weeks and talks about Disney Channel news.

Sara and Nora discuss Disney Channel's answer to Ice Princess and play a DCOM Boom game in their last episode of 2022.

Sara and Nora reminisce about childhood snow day rituals, question why the little brother in this film is so angry, and learn the meaning of Christmas. 

Sara and Nora discuss the one and only Hanukkah DCOM. 

Sara and Nora drag Santa for his problematic naughty-or-nice binary while discussing the piece of media that showed the world that the dad from Malcolm in the Middle could play a criminal. 

Sara and Nora would follow Lindsay Lohan anywhere, even to *gasp* Brooklyn!!! 

Sara and Nora dip their toes into nouveau Disney Channel discussing this 2016 film and complain about the abundance of gifted kids in children's media. 

Sara and Nora get feministy discussing what they consider to be the horniest DCOM they've discussed so far. 

Sara and Nora finish out Monstober with another trip to Halloweentown. 

Sara and Nora have their first DCOM Boom disagreement debating which Twitches movie is better. 

Sara and Nora discuss vampire lore and discover that this monster movie is really an allegory about dating a charming sociopath. 

Sara and Nora are ready to discuss one of the spookiest phenomenons of all...identical twins. 

Sara and Nora kick off their Monstober celebrations with a classic spooky DCOM. 

Sara and Nora discuss fangirl culture, the painful reality of being a middle school girl, and Disney's abhorrent treatment of Drew Seeley. 

Sara and Nora discuss a movie that's not like other DCOMS...it's shyer and quirkier!!! 

Sara and Nora discuss a chilling sci-fi thriller that cautions against replacing human connection with technology and recall the ways in which they remembered it differently from childhood. 

Sara and Nora travel back to a simpler time — the late 1990s. Between the skating stunts, the sick burns, and the seriously sweet moral, Brink! just might be their favorite DCOM yet. 

Sara and Nora absolutely roast Roscoe (played by Ricky Ullman) for perpetuating unrealistic standards for women and question whether the science of this 2004 film makes literally any sense. 

In the first ever episode of the DCOM Boom, Sara and Nora explain why Cadet Kelly has a place in LGBTQ+ film history and discuss Christy Carlson Romano's YouTube videos.