In this episode, one Mullet is totally overwhelmed and the other is totally unhelpful. Despite this, they discuss Ryan Gosling’s ability to make nothing count, what Mad Men characters they’d bang and scary Jews.
In this episode, the Mullets wrap up their daughter’s favorite film series at the moment. Samantha is dreaming dreams while Chris is yelling about talking animals, musicians rolling in their graves and Bono’s growl.
In this episode, the Mullets break a long standing streak while discussing classism, Miranda rights, eating the world in many different ways and the greatest sequences and shots in film history.
In this episode, the Mullets try to sift through the news and world before watching a pick from their daughter that she apparently had to see before she grew up. It’s terrifying, weird and old. Is it what you remember?
In this episode, the Mullet are insanely busy, but made time to head back to the cinemas. Plus, they discuss Clint’s bare bones methods, sensationalized journalists, typecasting and the news and music of 1996.
In this episode, the Mullets switch it up and add another gimmick to please their daughter. They end up discussing their bucket lists, flossing, Olive Garden, sharts and the case for Jim Carrey.
In this episode, the Mullets are recovering from their open house, Key West and Catalina. That doesn’t mean they don’t have time to tackle imaginary friends, creepy and mean little kids and unlikely gay icons.
In this episode, the wait for the movie you voted on the Mullets watching is over! Did Samantha have another breakdown? Does Mullet hate anthropology? Is there…a NEW couch?
In this episode, the Mullets are still exhausted and stressed, so they take a pause and jump into the TV to discuss Nick at Nite’s evolution, getting your ideas stolen 25 years earlier and colors.
In this episode, the Mullet are crazy busy with packing and traveling, but that didn’t stop them from wrapping it up this Easter and discussing animal knowledge, meta jokes in kids movies and a mother’s need for context.
In this episode, the Mullets are very busy and stressed and this week’s movie didn’t help. It’s okay because they cry with laughter about injuries, insufficient postage and misappropriated citizenship.
In this episode, the Mullets discuss another mullet, changing the rules of movies bought for them, the art of cockney and way too many references to names being kept out of mouths (of course).
It’s that time once again! The Mullets walk the red carpet (of their living room) and shine the trophies (that are real) for the best and the worst of what they watched in 2021 as voted by YOU! One person isn’t happy.
In this episode, the Mullets welcome Kelly Clarkson’s biggest fan and try not to crush his spirit over her infamous film debut. They discuss lame Spring Breaks, seasonal Starbucks, drag reality shows and Dr. Pepper
In this episode, the Mullets recap so many recent movies before diving into who exactly skiis, what songs they’d “write” in the past, the dying mainstream comedy and the ill-advised comedy sequel.
In this episode, the Mullets decide if this is one of the greatest movies of all-time before discussing what they are afraid (and getting too serious), swerves on swerves on swerves and the hotness of Jimmy Stewart.
In this episode, the Mullets welcome another awesome married couple to break down the modern whodunnit classic and discuss Southern drawls, Easter eggs and donuts as well as stories of coccyx and Airplane.
In this episode, the Mullets have been together 15 years and watch the first movie they ever saw as a couple. This leads to a discussion about severed limbs, uncomfortable monologues, feet, turkey sex and nachos.
In this episode, the Mullets watch another “friend” purchased movie. This leads to the longest and best Beetlejuice appearance as well as talk of questionable ghost sex, Jake Busey’s face and love after death.
In this episode, the Mullets recovering from Royal Rumble weekend and discuss bad poker hands, melodramatic Oscar winners, favorite kinds of pie and being a nomad.
