Living Room Theatre

Keith and Rachel dive into Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: Electric Boogaloo. Did Rachel love Baby Groot as much as Keith expected? Find out after a discussion of Perfect Strangers and other ‘90s sitcoms. Plus, we try to start a media battle with Kelly and Ryan.

Keith and Rachel discuss the latest (or almost latest) trailers for Justice League, Jumanji 2, Wrinkle in Time, Ready Player One, Kingsmen: Golden Circle, and probably another one that I’m forgetting. It’s an all trailer episode, so buckle up.

Keith and Rachel get into a possibly controversial area for people on the internet as they share their thoughts on the announcement of Jodie Whitaker as The 13th Doctor. Plus, they discuss Charlize Theron and the idea of James Bond becoming Jane Bond.

Keith and Rachel cover a lot of TV ground with The Big Bang Theory, Rick and Morty, and Doctor Who. Then they talk about the film Table 19 and having varying opinions. They also talk about that time they were on Three’s Company.

Keith and Rachel talk about many things including Hugh Jackman’s swan song as Wolverine, Logan. Their cat, Cappi, causes some problems, and they remember things from the 90’s.

Keith and Rachel discuss The Founder starring Pittsburgh-area native, Michael Keaton and all about the history of McDonald’s and it’s golden arches. They also talk a little about Thor: Ragnarok.

Keith and Rachel are finally back with a long overdue discussion of Passengers which was recorded some time ago. Plus, a discussion of the first Mummy trailer in this episode’s Trailer Time.

Keith and Rachel watched Doctor Strange and talk about the things that work, maybe a couple things that didn’t, and speculate on the sequel. This episode’s Trailer Time covers the remake of CHiPs and why they might not be too interested in it.

Keith and Rachel discuss The State of the DC Movie Universe and why Suicide Squad didn’t do it any help. They (mainly Keith) explore the many problems they (he) had with it. Keith reveals a theory on how DC could have competed with Marvel.

Keith and Rachel debate Emma Watson as Belle in the live-action Beauty and the Beast. Then, we boldly go to the threequel of the new Star Trek series. Is it better than Wrath of Khan 2? Does it really go beyond? And what small issues does Keith have with future science?

Keith and Rachel watch trailers for yet another Fast and Furious movie, Despicable Me 3, Snatched with Amy Schumer, and Alec Baldwin as a baby. Then they disagree on the merits of making Independence Day: Resurgence 20 years later. Will their marriage survive as their opinions differ? Only time will tell.

Keith and Rachel are back with the ALL-NEW, ALL-IMPROVED Living Room Theatre! They discuss some recent trailers, something they enjoy on YouTube, and a discussion of the New Ghostbusters. Will their marriage survive as their opinions differ? Only time will tell.

Keith and Rachel talk about the surprise Box Office hit, Deadpool. Did they love it? Did they hate it? Why are you still reading this?

Keith and Rachel get back into the podcasting world with a discussion of Star Wars. Why are there Jedis? What’s up with Rey? How cute is BB-8? All the answers are within.

Rachel attempts to figure out who Jason Statham is in Spy and Furious 7. They watch Cinderella and feminism in movies. Rachel finally watches Captain America: Winter Soldier. Plus, they talk about Doctor Who and The Muppets.

Rachel watches one of Keith’s favorite movies, Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. They don’t finish Jupiter Ascending because they don’t understand it. And they share the fun of watching the extras in Gettysburg. Plus: Unfinished Business, Barely Lethal, Insurgent and Grand Piano.

Keith and Rachel go subatomic into the details of Ant-Man. What they did right, what they did wrong and how it all ties into the greater Marvel Cinematic Universe. We also talk about the Luftwaffle. And how Captain America: Civil War may play out.

Comic Book Movies! First, Keith and Rachel fix The Fantastic Four! Then, they watch trailers for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad and Deadpool. They share opinions, theories, and if they like the direction of the DC Cinematic Universe. And they tease their next episode, Ant-Man!

In preparation for the fourth installment, Keith and Rachel watched Lost World and Jurassic Park 3. Do they regret that decision? What did they think of Chris Pratt and Jurassic World? Were they annoyed by a small child in the theater? Answers within!

Rachel and Keith rediscover the comedy of TV’s Frasier. They watch a decent comedy and a terrible one. They watch a great action movie, Kingsman, and share a interesting fact about Sam Jackson. They remember 1994 in film and Olympics after reviewing Big Hero 6. And they find out if Jurassic Park olds up after so many years later.

Rachel and Keith went to the actual movies for a change. They talk about what they liked, what the might have questioned. And how it all ties into the rest of the Marvel universe. Plus, they take a stereo vision test. See what we did there?

We rally against Color Blindness. We uncover the mystery of The Hobbit's Five Armies, discover racism, and we try to explain what happened in Interstellar. Plus, Rachel learns she's That Person for Into the Woods.

We figure out if Harrison Ford is living on Borrowed Time with fractions. Find out why Keith loved John Wick and Rachel didn't watch it. Mixed thoughts on Birdman. Oscar talk. And a lot of movies with mixed emotions.

An attempt at a new format, gets sidetracked about a discussion of where Neverland is and how Peter Pan gets you there. Rachel recommends a hilarious hidden gem. The Couple talks about Maleficent and Gone Girl. And Keith explains Tusk.

With a Christmas tree in the house, we consider new comedies, a terrible Twister rip-off and Rachel learns a lot about Godzilla. Keith runs through some movies Rachel didn't see. And the couple have fun with Guardians of the Galaxy.

Recorded after we took our Honeymoon to England, we explore all things we found on British TV. Doctor Who, game shows, copies of American TV, and most importantly, we try to figure out what exactly The Crystal Maze is.

We make a return to the podcast with some old favorites. We decide if I should be an action star and mention the awesomeness of Morgan Freeman. We also discuss The Monuments Men, World War II, and the 7 Dwarves of Auschwitz. Plus, more singing about Robocop.

We actually went to the movies to see X-Men Days of Future Past. Only after watching all the other X-Men movies at home. We review the whole experience and our many questions here!

We don't get to too many reviews as we get sidetracked by Back to the Future, Christopher Lloyd, and music throughout the decades. Plus a little about The Lone Ranger.

The long hiatus ends as we return as husband and wife! We sing as dwarves, play a round of Catch Up. And let Walter Mitty make us feel bd about our life choices! PLUS: Thor, The Butler and Captain Phillips

In a long awaited sixth episode, we get disappointed in Joseph Gordon Levitt, enjoy Alan Rickman, and honor Hugh Jackman for begin a stand up guy! PLUS: more theme songs!

In the highly anticipated Christmas Special, we get into all the classic Christmas movies! But will we agree? Will this episode lead to our breakup? Listen to find out!

We uncover the history of Christmas tree decoration. We try to figure out what Mortal Instruments: City of Bones was about. And we finally watched Despicable Me and its sequel. PLUS: Drinking Buddies revisited.

We break new ground with two new segments: Rachel Goes to the Movies Without Keith and Rachel's Favorite Go to Bed Movie. They also talk about the Cornetto Trilogy which Rachel is very upset about. Keith does some stuff in this episode too.

No movies this week as Keith and Rachel talk about The Day of the Doctor and all things Doctor Who related. Keith tries to fill Rachel in on some things she might have missed. He also obsesses about Susan.

Rachel accidentally eats a delicacy. They review MAN OF STEEL, IRON MAN 3 and other recent superhero flicks. PLUS: Keith defends Ben Affleck.

The two "DIE HARD in the White House" movies face-off. We review THIS IS THE END and GROWN UPS 2. Keith learns something about Rachel with KON TIKI. And we pitch a spin-off movie for GIRL MOST LIKELY.

We launch our first episode by establishing the concept, reviewing Sharknado, Pacific Rim, The Croods, Internship, Monsters University, RIPD, Internship and The Bling Ring. Plus: We considering actual wedding crashers and careers at Google.