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 revisit the 80s and it’s a lot of fun. There’s smoking in schools, there’s the Dice Man, there’s problematic friendships and there’s revelations of lame ass reunions. Thanks, John Hughes.
In this episode, the Mullets are trying to set a record for tightest podcast because they are very tired, so a conversation about a mid-comedy that BOTH OF THEM have definitely seen before should do the trick!
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 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 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 finally get into the Halloween spirit with a modern horror hit with a sequel currently in theaters. They discuss bad cat names, the weak link of The Boys, manifested trauma and all of the teeth.
In this episode, the Mullets continue to follow Bilbo and the other dozens of characters on this never-ending journey. They discuss CGI regressing, argue over Lee Pace’s acting ability and can’t remember a weird guy.
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.
