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On this week's episode, Ross and Carie draw many parallels between Chicken Run and A Bug's Life. Carie loves the dark humor and Ross is predictably frustrated with the fact he has to talk about Mel Gibson. Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Barry Jenkins) |The Hate U Give (dir. George Tillman Jr.) | Dear White People (dir. Justin Simien) FIND MORE HERE ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND THE LINKS BELOW*** BLM WEBSITE DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) PDX Bail Project Fund The Sentencing Project ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? BLACK PODCASTS Biracial Unicorns | Pass the Mic | The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross explains the origin of his fear of grasshoppers. Carie explains why she hates Everybody Loves Raymond, and Ross provides a loud public health service announcement. Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Barry Jenkins) |The Hate U Give (dir. George Tillman Jr.) | Dear White People (dir. Justin Simien) FIND MORE HERE ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND THE LINKS BELOW*** BLM WEBSITE DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? BLACK PODCASTS Biracial Unicorns | Episode 34 | White Savior Pass the Mic | The Harriet Movie & The Woke Wars The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

This week we cover Pixar's A Bug's Life, a story of innovation and rebellion. It's not quite that serious, but Carie and Ross are definitely here for the bug humor. Ross discusses his exetensial love for Geri's Game and Carie can't deal with actual sociopath, Kevin Spacey. Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Barry Jenkins) |The Hate U Give (dir. George Tillman Jr.) | Dear White People (dir. Justin Simien) FIND MORE HERE ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND THE LINKS BELOW*** BLM WEBSITE DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? BLACK PODCASTS Biracial Unicorns | Episode 34 | White Savior Pass the Mic | The Harriet Movie & The Woke Wars The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

On this week's episode, the siblings break down the white savior movie, Freedom Writers. Ross goes through the roof over Patrick Dempsey's character, and Carie points the finger at the institutions who did not get dragged in this movie. Also, there's lots of white people acting really white. Related Media: Freedom Writers Behind the Scenes; Real Freedom Writers w/ Connie Chung (cir. 1994-95) Erin Gruwell Ted Talk; InnerVIEWS with Maria Reyes, a Freedom Writer; A Conversation on Race & Privilege w/ Angela Davis & Jane Elliot Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Barry Jenkins) |The Hate U Give (dir. George Tillman Jr.) | Dear White People (dir. Justin Simien) FIND MORE HERE ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND THE LINKS BELOW*** BLM WEBSITE Biracial Unicorns | Episode 34 | White Savior Pass the Mic | The Harriet Movie & The Woke Wars White Savior Movie – Late Night w/ Seth Myers How White Savior Movies Hurt Hollywood DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

On this week's episode, the siblings rehash the romantic subplot that was cut for time. Related Media: Allison Janney as CJ Craig in White House Press Room BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

We know this is a long one, folx, but frankly, there are too many people watching The Help (2011) right now, and we did not hold back. This week, the siblings attempt to have a productive conversation about why White Savior Movies can give audiences false impressions about racial reconciliation and why these narratives are built for White Comfort. Here's a list of movies that are a better use of your time right now: 13th (dir. Ava DuVernay)|Moonlight (dir. Barry Jenkins) |The Hate U Give (dir. George Tillman Jr.) | Dear White People (dir. Justin Simien) FIND MORE HERE ***DON'T FORGET TO CLICK AROUND THE LINKS BELOW*** BLM WEBSITE Biracial Unicorns | Episode 34 | White Savior Pass the Mic | The Harriet Movie & The Woke Wars White Savior Movie – Late Night w/ Seth Myers How White Savior Movies Hurt Hollywood He said he wouldn’t mind dying, if - Myrlie Evers Why Hollywood’s White Savior Obsession Is an Extension of Colonialism Viola Davis Regrets Making The Help 'The Help' isn't a helpful resource on racism 'The Help' is trending on Netflix, and it's the worst type of 'white savior' movie Is The Help Based On A True Story? Why I'm Just Saying No to 'The Help' and Its Historical Whitewash 'The Help': Softening Segregation for a Feel-Good Flick How Racist is “The Help”? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross reveals a strange way to get rid of the burps. BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

This week, Carie and Ross break down one of Ross's long-time favorites, The Birdcage (1996). We have Robin Williams in a mustache TWO WEEKS IN A ROW. Nathan Lane is incomporable as always, and CHRISTINE BARANSKI IS BACK! Carie does a lot of squeaking/slash screaming in this one. General content warning for homophobia, racism and general insufferable white-man fatigue. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross talks about how much he's loving Avatar: The Last Airbender (HE'S NEVER SEEN IT, FOLX!). BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

On this week's Kicking & Streaming, the siblings break down their favorite queer roadtrip movie, To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar! Ross can't get over how gorgeous Patrick Swayze is and Carie gets loud about (well, everything) how the movie mocks racism and homophobia. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

***PRE ROLL ANNOUNCEMENT: Hey all you little onions out there, Carie here from the editing bay. I know you’re normally here for laughs, but I need thirty seconds of your time before we get started. We recorded this episode a couple weeks ago and I wanted to take a moment to say that we have been following the coverage of the global protests and seeing for ourselves how activists and allies are coming together to demand justice for the death of George Floyd and the countless other victims of police brutality. It is not our place to speak for anyone, so rather than doing so, please take a look at the show notes for lists of podcasts hosted and/or produced by black creators, and resources for how you can contribute positively to the BlackLivesMatter movement. You can find articles on how you can educate yourself on systematic racism and become a better ally. Remember, no lives matter until black lives matter. Thank you and on with the show. To mark the beginning of Gay Pride month, please join us for a special extended episode on the film adaptation of RENT (2005), Johnathan Larson's rock opera about artists and intellectuals living in New York City in the late 1980's, battling addiction, homelessness, and the then-new epidemic of HIV/AIDS that was plaguing America. Related Media: Final Broadway Production of Rent; OBC Reunion Show Clip BLM WEBSITE ALLY EDUCATION: For Our White Friends Desiring to Be Allies Talking Race with Young Children The Lies We Tell About Riots Don’t think you’re racist? DON’T TWEET—ACT Ways You Can Help (this link has EVVVVERYTHING—petitions/donations/protest education/pro bono counsel and more!) The Bail Project The Sentencing Project BLACK PODCASTS The Nod |Hella Black the podcast | Reid This Reid That |Everyday Black Men |Hey Jason | Affirm | Confessions of a Werkaholic |Black Girl Podcast |Black Women About Business | The Minority Trailblazer |H.E.R. Space

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross recounts his first encounter with the Halloween franchise, Carie names an item on her Bucket List, and the siblings discuss what would have happened if Grandpa and Harry had switched bodies at the end... Follow us on Facebook & Twitter @kicknstream Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

*The siblings break down one of their long-time favorites, Freaky Friday (2003). Carie laments for the Lindsay Lohan she knew as a teenager, Ross moves to the beat of Pink Slip, and the siblings talk about the movie's gross Asian stereotyping. Related Media: Freaky Friday Behind the Scenes; Lindsay Lohan on Howard Stern Follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream Write the show @[email protected] Copyright Sorry Mom Productions 2020

On this week's Bonus Features, we learn how the "pork swords" effect was achieved.

This week, the siblings say nice things about Diablo Cody as they break down one of their all-time favorites, Juno (2007). Carie revisits the anxiety behind unplanned teen pregnancy, Ross can't get over Rain Wilson, and the siblings discuss the movie's value as a safe space. Facebook & Twitter: @kicknstream Email: [email protected] Copyrigth 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross tells us about Woody Harrelson's father, Carie has a serious question for caretakers, and the siblings gag over Mike Pence calling his wife 'Mother.' Email: [email protected] Facebook & Twitter: @kicknstream

On this week's Kicking & Streaming, the siblings take a deep dive into the incredible life of Evelyn Ryan, who supported a family of 12 in the 1950's by entering contests. The siblings get emotional about Evelyn's maternal instincts, Carie struggles with her feelings about Kelly, and Ross gushes over Julianne Moore and Laura Dern. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream Listen on Spotify and Podbean Email: [email protected]

On this week's Bonus Features, Carie and Ross talk about Mrs. America and Ross proffers what might have happened to Eddie Valiant after Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

*This week, the siblings break down the strange slice of life dramedy Mermaids (1990) starring Wynona Ryder and Cher. The siblings gag over the blatant sex crimes committed in this movie, laugh about Cher and Wynona Ryder's chemistry, and explore how important it is to feel you can be honest with your parents. Facebook & Twitter: @kicknstream Email: [email protected]

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross laments on how inferior Zathura is to Jumanji, and other ways Chris Van Allsburg has touched our lives, Carie pokes a hole in Van Pelt's magic bullet sequence, and the siblings have a Zooboomafu moment. Facebook & Twitter: @kicknstream Email: [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

In a surprisingly musical episode, the siblings break down the adventure classic Jumanji (1996). The siblings are forced to relive the scarier moments in the movie. Carie draws comparisons to common Steven King tropes and Ross makes a compelling case regarding Jumanji and the processing of trauma. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross recounts his own experience with a tornado, Carie provides some historical context for the filming of the movie, and the siblings argue about the quality of the CGI. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, the siblings are reliving some childhood experiences with tornadoes in their discussion of Twister (1996). The siblings go into unexpected detail about Bill Paxton and Helen Hunt's on-screen relationship, Ross fangirls over the Van Halen tracks, and Carie aligns herself with poor Jamie Gertz. Related Media: VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 16 Dont' forget you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show @[email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's Bonus Features, Carie & Ross laugh about the lighter moments in the second part of the episode. Carie gives a piece of trivia involving Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and Ross tells us about more of his favorite deleted scenes. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show @[email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On the conclusion of the siblings' coverage of Titanic (1997), Ross reflects on the bad behavior of the ship's line of command. Carie breaks Ross with a piece of trivia that involves lube. Ross contextualizes the disaster in the progression of American history. Related Media: Titanic (Alternate Ending); Titanic Cinemasins Don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, hear more of Ross's historical trivia gems about the Titanic. Ross explains why immigrants preferred to sail with White Star Lines rather than their competitors. We learn what food item was in largest supply aboard the ship. Ross gives his opinion on Kate Winslet's American accent. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

In the first of a two-episode series on James Cameron's Titanic (1997), the siblings break down one of the greatest feats of mankind at the turn of the 20th century and its tragic sinking in the north Atlantic on April 14, 1912. Ross is our historical guide to a story of romance, tragedy, and human resisitance. Carie is heavily invested in the love story for a change. God himself could not sink this podcast! PLEASE GUYS! Please share us with a friend or a family member who may be looking for a way to fill the time these days. Don't forget, you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter @kicknstream and you can write to the show at [email protected]. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

In this week's (extra long) Bonus Features, Ross describes his favorite Professor McGonnagall scenes from the Harry Potter series movies and books. Ross also recounts an extended dream he had in which Carie worked for Buzzfeed. Included in this week's Bonus Features is a segment that was cut from the main episode for time, in which the siblings discuss what biopic they would make today about a famous woman in history. Related Media: Wash Your Lyrics; Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, we're closing out Women's Month with a discussion on our top 10 favorite female performances within the timeframe of movies we discuss. Ross' top pick is unsurprising while Carie's top pick shocks Ross. We also play movie trivia! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook @kicknstream and you can write the show @[email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's Bonus Features, Carie and Ross hash some scenes from the cutting room floor. Carie asks Ross what he would do if he went undercover as her, and Ross tells an embarassing story about realizing Penelope Taynt was Amanda Bynes. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, the siblings break down the needlessly-complicated film, She's the Man (2006). The siblings update the listeners on the rollercoaster of Amanda Bynes' personal life, Carie can't keep her cool about Channing Tatum, and Ross cannot get over the fact that it's CLEARLY just Amanda Bynes in a wig. Shakespeare's rolling in his grave on this one. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook @kicknstream, and you can write to the show at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

*TRIGGER WARNING: This week's episode deals with some troubling subject matter, such as abuse, self-harm, and a litany of mental health issues. On this week's episode of Kicking & Streaming, the siblings break down the social dynamics in Girl, Interrupted (1999). There's rage aplenty for the mental health industrial complex, stupid male psychiatrists, and the messed up dynamics between patients at Claymore. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's bonus features, Ross provides way more information than Carie ever wanted on Lyndon B. Johnson. The siblings discuss the less well-known members of the Rockford Peaches, and there's a devastating natural disaster inside the recording studio. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, the siblings break down the 1992 sports comedy, A League of Their Own. Carie nearly flips the table over the sexism the AAGPBL was subjected to, Ross cannot abide Tom Hanks' character, and the siblings explore the gender dynamics of a WWII America. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook & Twitter @kicknstream, and you can write the show at [email protected]! Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's bonus features, the siblings speculate wildly on the sexuality of members of the suffrage movement and of some of our dead presidents. Ross offers further evidence that Woodrow Wilson was a monster, and Carie finds "Carrie Chapman Catt" to be a challenging tongue-twister. Related Media: Eleanor Audley (excerpt from Picture Perfect) Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week's episode is part history lesson, part rage-fest as the siblings break down HBO's Iron Jawed Angels, the story of Alice Paul and the Silent Sentinels. Learn all about how women finally got the right to vote, the dichotomy of American suffrage, and the heroic women who championed the amendment. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

The siblings find it difficult to stay on topic this week with several The Office detours throughout the recording. Ross lambasts about La La Land, and production assistant Gavin makes a surprise appearance. Related Media: Threat Level Midnight Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, we break down Steve Carell's first post-Office feature film, Crazy Stupid Love, a romantic comedy about divorce, mojo, and how soulmates are made, not born. Ross cannot abide Ryan Gosling's and Emma Stone's nauseating chemistry and Carie has whiplash from the plot twists. You can follow us on Twitter/Facebook @kicknstream and you can write to us at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's outtakes, Carie reveals who her true television hero is, Ross compares Nia Vardalos to Tina Fey, and the siblings reveal how they're less than six degrees of separation from Meryl Streep. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook @kicknstream. And if you want to write to the show, you can do so at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, the siblings break down one of the most suprising romantic comedies of all time, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, a story of growth, love, and culture clash. Ross can't quell his rage for over-involved parents, and Carie gushes over Nia Vardalos's hilarious narrative voice. The thesis of this week's episode is "It's not about the parents!" Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook @kicknstream. Or you can write to the show at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's Bonus Features, Carie offends Ross by comparing him to a Parks & Recreation character, and the siblings criticize Garry Marshall for his assimilation jokes. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter and Facebook @kicknstream, or you can write to the show at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, we break down the shameless holiday box-office grab, Garry Marshall's Valentine's Day (2010). This week we answer questions like "Why does Valentine's Day feel so pointless?" & "George Lopez, whyyyyy?" Carie and Ross juggle an ensemble cast as they follow the lives of nearly 20 different characters living in Los Angeles on Valentine's Day. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter AND Facebook @kicknstream. If you want to write to the show, you can do so at [email protected]. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross learns what meta-humor is. Carie recounts a spooky situation involving a ventriloquism dummy. The siblings learn about the sleeping patterns of Seattlites. Ross offers his pick for best Winnie the Pooh character and Carie gets embarrassed over her love for Frasier. Related Media: Moonlight Wins Best Picture; The North Korea Polka - Weird Al Yankovic; Rosie O'Donnell in Grease '94' Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week is a coast-to-coast adventure as the siblings break down Sleepless in Seattle, Nora Ephron's 1993 romantic comedy classic. Carie defends the blissfully ignorant Walter, while Ross struggles with enjoying one of Meg Ryan's most iconic performances. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream and you can write the show at [email protected] Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross talks about the problematic depiction of goblins in fiction and provides a lesson on sexual dymorphysm in animals. The siblings talk about trends in 1980s adventure/fantasy movies, and some of the other humans were considered for the roles of Jareth and Sarah. Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

Happy New Year, little onions! This week, the siblings kick off their 2020 season with Jim Henson's 1986 classic, Labyrinth, starring David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, and a bunch of nope-y goblins. Carie provides some missing context for the film's narrative, Ross relives some of his childhood trauma in the form of the Fire Gang, and the siblings gush about one of their favorite queer icons, David Bowie. Related Media: Inside the Labyrinth - Crystals Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

This week, the siblings are saying "Hi!" from hiatus! Carie & Ross play a little catch up on their respective holidays, talk about Tom Hooper's box office bomb, Cats, and finally annouce the first feature they'll be covering in 2020! Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @kicknstream, and please remember to go to Apple Podcasts and leave us a review! There's never been a better time to tell us what you think of the show. Timecode AFTER Speak Out Game: 16:50 Related Media: Elaine Paige as Grizzabella; Betty Buckley as Grizzabella

On this week's Bonus Features, Ross rants about the Grinch's subpar sister film Dr. Suess's Cat in the Hat, Carie lays out some hard trivia numbers, and the siblings speculate on where the Grinch was born. Related Media: Freaky Fred; Copyright 2020 Sorry Mom Productions

While the show is on hiatus, please enjoy this Bonus Features episode containing outtakes from The Holiday episode. Don't miss Ross and Carie's impressions of one another when they meet new people, Ross's diatribe about why he loves British architecture, and the siblings enlighten their listeners about the Great Emu War in New Zealand! Don't forget that there's one day left to write us a review on iTunes/Apple Podcasts for a chance to pick the first feature of 2020! Review through December 31st! Copyright 2019 Sorry Mom Productions