Whether you're Team Lauren or Team Heidi, The Hills’ "You KNOW What You Did!" still lives rent-free in your head (and you know it).

Let's venture back to the summer of 1973 as we unpack Season 6, Episodes 21 & 22 of The Wonder Years titled "Summer" and "Independence Day" as I attempt to answer the age-old question: Did Kevin and Winnie do it in that barn?

The wait is finally over. Join me as I dish on the deflowering of our favorite GenX virgin, Donna Martin in Season 7, Episodes 31 and 32 of Beverly Hills, 90210 titled “Graduation Day: Parts 1 & 2” (aka "Donna Martin Finally Does It!").

Ayyyyyyyyye! Join me as I water ski into Season 5, Episodes 1, 2 and 3 of Happy Days, titled “Hollywood: Parts 1, 2, and 3” (aka “Fonzie Literally Jumps the Shark!”).

Grab your caftan and settle into some wicker, Jessica Ashley joins me to talk about getting older, getting wiser, and getting golden!

Does D.J. Tanner have an eating disorder? Lets break down this very special episode of our favorite show in the TGIF lineup — Full House!

Join me to break down two of the most iconic and groundbreaking television episodes of the 1970’s. Yes, I’m talking about season 8, episodes 4 and 5 of All in the Family, titled "Edith’s 50th Birthday" (aka "Edith Almost Gets Raped!").

I'm thrilled to welcome back my bestie Gwen on Patreon to spill the tea (or rather, the champagne) on Season 3, Episode 27 of Beverly Hills, 90210 titled "A Night to Remember" (aka "Donna Gets Drunk at Prom!") and Episode 28 "Something In the Air" (aka "Donna Martin Graduates!")

Krissy Marshall, one of my best friends and favorite people is here to break down the peril and pulse of Season 2, Episode 16 of Punky Brewster, titled “Cherie Lifesaver” (aka “Cherie Gets Stuck in a Fridge!”).

I'm winging it by myself like a big girl to chat all about not one, but two iconic Dawson’s Creek episodes: Season 3, Episode 22 "The Anti-Prom" (aka “Joey Still Has Feelings for Pacey”) and Season 3, Episode 23 "True Love" (aka "How Dawson’s Crying Face Launched a Thousand GIFs").

My childhood bestie and Season 1 co-host Cate joins me to deconstruct the disappointment of how My So-Called Life ended. Yes, we’re talking about the series finale “In Dreams Begin Responsibilities” (aka "How My So-Called Life Left Us Hanging") (aka "My So-Called Life Wasn’t Supposed to End this Way”).

I’m excited to welcome friend of the pod, Pat — a once serious student turned college professor — to join me in examining the As and Amphetamines in Season 2, Episode 6 of Family Ties titled “Speed Trap” (aka “Alex P. Keaton Does Speed!”).

From the inappropriate innuendo to the cultural significance of this kind of '80s edutainment, we break down the cringe and the courage of these very special episodes. Listener discretion is advised.

I'm so excited to finally welcome my personal bestie and curly haired queen Gwen to talk bad breakups and bad haircuts as we break down Season 2, Episode 2 of Felicity, titled "The List" (aka "Holy Shit, Felicity Cut Off All Her Hair!").

I'm as stoked as Carrie Bradshaw nabbing last season’s Jimmy Choo’s on sale to be covering Season 1, Episode 1 (yep, the pilot) of Sex and the City aptly titled “Sex and the City”.

On this very special crossover episode, Lori is SO EXCITED to join Amye of the Gen X, This is Why podcast to discuss Saved By the Bell’s iconic season 2 episode “Jessie’s Song” (aka “I’m So Excited! I’m So...Scared!”)/(aka Jessie Takes Pills, You Guys).

The gals discuss virgins on prom night, all-too-lengthy pap smears, sexy hotel key dangles, postcoital "glowing", and the right to change your mind.

On this very special episode, Cate and Lori tackle the weird, wishful-thinking anti-drug PSAs of the 1980s. From "your brain on drugs" to “I learned it from watching you,” the gals have a lot to say about the oversimplified "Just Say No" movement.

Cate and Lori are revisiting 1984’s Punky Brewster, season 1, episodes 1-3: "Punky Finds a Home" and catch up with the grown up, still punk Punky Brewster reboot that premiered just last month on the Peacock streaming network.

Cate and Lori TOTALLY FREAK OUT over 1982’s endearing and oddly unsettling made-for-TV movie, The Electric Grandmother, starring Maureen Stapleton and Edward Herrmann.