We’re taking you somewhere over the rainbow into the bowels of the Emerald City to revisit a fever dream from our youth as we hitch a ride on the gump to join Dorothy and her misfit pals in Return to Oz, the dark fantasy adventure responsible for our collective childhood trauma. 

Join me as I break down a very special two-part episode of Roseanne that's considered among the series’ most essential. I’m talking about Season 5, Episode 13 “Crime and Punishment” and Episode 14 “War and Peace” (aka “Jackie is a Victim of Domestic Violence”.)

Don't go mistaking paradise for a pair of long legs, and don't go thinking there was ever a better Gen X love triangle than ‘Some Kind of Wonderful’.

If you’ve ever pondered the sometimes fuzzy line between love vs. sacrifice … or helping vs. enabling … or beloved children’s classic vs. entitled child’s manifesto, then this episode is for you.

Grab a spoon and join me as we savor the critically acclaimed, heavily quoted, and much-beloved Seinfeld classic, "The Soup Nazi" (aka "No Soup for You!").

As a nod to the “teenage dirtbag” trend, we’re kicking it back to the good hair and bad attitude of our quintessential ‘90s queen, Alicia Silverstone and her epic Aerosmith video trilogy. From “Cryin’” to “Amazing” to “Crazy”, we dive deep into the music videos that inspired us to kick ass, love hard, and live free — all while looking sexy as hell. 

Cate, my childhood best friend and your favorite GenX cohost is here to rock your world as we to break down the sex, single life, and Seattle sound of 1992’s GenX classic, Singles.

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!")

Although we've come to the end of Season 3, I just can't let you go without a proper farewell to the amazing guests and pop culture this season gave us! 

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!”).

One of my personal besties, boss lady Jeannette Guignard is here to shatter glass ceilings and female stereotypes in 1988’s era-defining feel-good feminist classic, Working Girl.   

Friendship expert Nina Badzin is here to gossip and gab as we break down the tears and triumphs of 1989’s celebration of female friendship, Steel Magnolias.

Filmmaker Tugené Davis is here to join me in breaking down the many shades of college life at Mission College in Spike Lee’s 1988 musical masterpiece School Daze starring Laurence Fishburne and Tisha Campbell.