In this episode, the Mullets are a little behind and finally get the time to chat about universes colliding, references flying, ugly ass dogs, bad accents, child interruptions and MACGUFFINS AGAIN.
In this episode, the Mullets tackle the movie YOU voted for at the Mullet Awards and it’s a nostalgic trip for them to the titular field so they can discuss boys’ interests versus girls’ interests, growing pains and stepdads.
In this episode, the Mullets celebrate 18 years together before ranting and raving over inappropriate jokes for puppets to tell, Ashanti’s delivery, QT’s presence and CGI so bad you’ll think it’s another Birdemic.
In this episode, the Mullets revisit the mind of Riley with last year’s blockbuster Pixar sequel. One of them laughs while the other has multiple breakdowns and snowballs into thinking about a toe catastrophe.
In this episode, the Mullets push on and try to remember everything is awesome by discussing Batman preferences, what constitutes too much Chris Pratt, IP worlds colliding and real world children.
In this episode, the Mullets battle illness and the cold to return to the silent but deadly world they visited last year. They discuss chocolate oranges, unrealistic cats, big eyes and doomsday plans.
In this episode, the Mullets start the new year with some Oscar season reviews and then they get inside baseball (too much?) with a modern sports classic…some say. Also discussed: stepdads and floaters.
In this episode, the Mullets celebrate the end of the year with Sam’s birthday choice: a late 90s teen classic that features possibly too much Shakespeare, the controversial face of Julia Stiles and awful teachers.
In this episode, the Mullets have another entry in their annual bad Christmas movie collection! Hear all about recognizable column writers, skating stances and awful charades as they ring in the season. Happy Holidays!
In this episode, the Mullets recap Oscars and Netflix trash before getting into the warm Christmas spirit with a classic featuring earnestness, crazy gift requests and unfortunate references to tragedy and current affairs.
In this episode, the Mullets are still stressed, but persevere through a conversation in the style of Robert Altman himself about his mystery classic. They also discuss too many utensils and all-time bad accents
In this episode, the Mullets welcome their daughter before her 8th birthday and try not to destroy her opinions on a bad 2000s animated movie. This is cute, smelly, profane, insightful and funny all at once.
In this episode, the Mullet quickly praise an awful B-movie on the beach before gushing over last year’s turtle powered instant classic. Get ready for hypothetical mutations, teenage lingo and 4 Non Blondes hate.
In this episode, the Mullets end spooky season with a whimper via another cheap bad movie from the bargain bin. They thankfully save the day by discussing alligators, unboxing cults and Strangers Things on their butts.
In this episode, the Mullets return from their unexpected summer hiatus with some important updates (past and future). Then, they finish the epic trilogy with talks of Wilhelm screams, arrow sounds and crazy names.
In this episode, the Mullets recap another wild weekend before finally watching the movie that YOU voted for earlier this year. Thanks! Now we have to talk religion, Dreamworks Animation’s history and bad voice acting!
In this episode, the Mullets get over Bluey emotions and ride it out like they’re in Universal Orlando in 1998 by discussing CGI that ages well, living through severe weather, questionable acting all around and PSH’s F5.
In this episode, the littlest Mullet joins the show for some quick thoughts on another favorite movie of hers, then Mom and Dad break down the actual fever dream that Jerry Seinfeld created in 2007. BEE prepared.
In this episode, the Mullets celebrate a quiet Valentine’s Day by weeping on air once again, trying to find silver linings and bemoaning public transportation.
In this episode, the Mullets return from a hiatus brought on by crazy ole life, then slow down and get emotional about one amazing man from our childhood and the sadly unrecognized documentary about him.
