That's So 90's Podcast

It's that time of the year again! Time to round up some friends, spike some egg nog, and watch the Arnold Schwarzenegger holiday classic: JINGLE ALL THE WAY. And this year Christmas came early as we sit down to discuss this underrated holiday feast! From Sinbad's comedic timing to that weak ass Turbo Man doll, we break down every jingly detail! Not to mention, we give our pitches for the ideal Jingle All The Way sequel (which may or may not star Jake Lloyd). This episode is no doubt the perfect holiday gift for anybody and everybody on this year's shopping list. That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Be Kind Rewind Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2yQLDVf > Twitter: @BeKindRewindPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/BeKindandRewind

This Halloween we're taking a look back at the creatures that kept us awake in the middle of the night. From Pennywise the Clown to Danny Devito's Penguin, the most terrifying figures of the 90's will be competing head to head in That's So 90's very first Halloween Madness! (It's like March Madness, but better because it's not about sports, it's about nostalgia!) It's Ghostface versus The Monstars! The Crypt Keeper versus Slappy the Dummy! Furbies versus The Teletubbies! Who will be crowned The Creepiest Character from 90's Childhood? Only one way to find out! That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Be Kind Rewind > iTunes: apple.co/2yQLDVf > Twitter: @BeKindRewindPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/BeKindandRewind

At a time when the 90's kids were screaming for action movies catered to their sensibilities, comes a film that is so bodacious it combines to two extreme things into one crazy extreme movie: It's surfing! It's ninjas! It's Surf Ninjas! And on this week's show we're discussing Rob Schneider's careers choices. We pitch our ideas for a sequel. And we break down all the surfing and all the "ninja-ing" that goes into a movie called Surf Ninjas. Things get pretty cheeky! That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod

Take a trip back to the 90's with us, a time when a million dollars could buy a whole lot more can day. On this Nostalgic Commentary we're sitting down to watch the 90's kid classic Blank Check, and we're going to determine how much money Preston actually spends! Joining the fun this week is our friend from the Be Kind Rewind Podcast Carlos Sanchez. That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Be Kind Rewind > iTunes: http://apple.co/2yQLDVf > Twitter: BeKindRewindPod > Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BeKindandRewind/

Known as one of most innovative years for movies, 1999 saw a wave of groundbreaking films, but none as groundbreaking as the original Matrix. It had everything you could want from a 90's blockbuster: Keanu doing kung fu, robot squids using humans as batteries, and a whole bunch of slow motion flips! It was the thinking man's blockbuster, and on this week's That's So 90's Pod, we discuss why this movie is best viewed with rose tinted glasses. That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod The Matrix Minute > iTunes: http://apple.co/2htC3zN > Twitter: @TheMatrixMinute > Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thematrixminute/

After a 6-year absence of James Bond, "GoldenEye" had a lot of pressure riding on its shoulders. Not only was it the first Bond flick to be set post-Cold War, but it was the first Bond flick to star dashing Pierce Brosnan in the title role. Decades later and the film is now considered one of the greatest Bond films of all time! Not to mention its video game counterpart is considered one of the greatest games to ever exist! And on this week's That's So 90's Pod we're taking a trip back to 1995, to sip martinis and toss exploding pens! That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: http://apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod > Patreon: patreon.com/thatsso90spod The Batman vs James Bond Show > iTunes: http://apple.co/2f57TlU > Twitter: BatmanvsBond

"Hey Arnold!" became a classic the minute it hit the airwaves. It was a show about normal kids, hanging out after school and playing stick ball. Maybe one had a rather large football head, but we each saw ourselves as those kids, and on this week's show things are getting a little emotional. We discuss the ways "Hey Arnold!" still makes us cry, our fondness for Helga Pataki, and the episodes we'd pick for our 90's time capsules. All this and more on this week's That's So 90's Pod! That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Hey Arnold Hey! > iTunes: http://apple.co/2wTuyLs > Official site: http://www.heyarnoldhey.com/

It's morphin time, bitches! On our latest nostalgia-fueled commentary track we take a look back at the first time the Power Rangers graced the big screen, and boy, is it dated! Prepare yourself for excessive flipping, 90's ponytails, and some of the worst CGI this side of The Mummy Returns! Join us, won't you. That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod > Patreon: patreon.com/thatsso90spod

The Secrets of the Ooze will finally be revealed! Join us on our very first ever nostalgic filled commentary track, as we revisit one of the most beloved childhood sequels: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2! That's So 90's Podcast > iTunes: apple.co/2lc2NES > Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod

It's the one year anniversary of the That's So 90's Podcast, and how better to celebrate than with a drawn out discussion of the mediocre kids film: Flubber! This Week's Guest - Lifelong buddy and full time 90's kid, Petey Cataldo > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod

You might be wondering "why?" Why is this week's episode all about the Pauly Shore environmental "comedy" Bio-Dome? Well we don't really know why either, but regardless of the "why", it's here and it feels quite out of place! On this week's pod we discuss the appeal of Pauley Shore's career, our hopes for a Bio-Dome sequel, and ranking Stephen Baldwin among the whole Baldwin clan. All this and more on this week's That's So 90's Pod! This Weeks Guests - The hosts of One Then Done Podcast: Steve Colwell and Jeremy Eisner > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod One Then Done Podcast > Follow on Podbean: https://onethendonepod.podbean.com/ > Follow on Twitter: @OTDPod

Decades from now, when the children of the future ask "what were the 90's? What did they look like? What did they feel like?" I don't think there will be any greater representation you could show them than an episode of Saved by the Bell. Even now in 2017, when most of us think about the typical look of the 90's we think of the opening credits of Saved by the Bell. And on this week's episode of That's So 90's Podcast, we are cracking open the time capsule to hang out with Zack, Slater, and the rest of the Bayside gang. This Week's Guest - Host of Saved by the Bell with Millennials: Michael Conklin > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Saved by the Bell with Millennials > Follow on iTunes: http://apple.co/2rhdsCp

In the wet hot summer of 2001, a brand new comedy film, featuring the likes of Paul Rudd, Amy Poehler, and Bradley Cooper, failed to ignite a fire with the critics or the box office. But now, over 15 years later, Wet Hot American Summer is seen as one of the greatest cult comedies of all time! On this week's episode, we talk about the little indie film that could. From it's most memorable characters to its most audacious set pieces, it's time grab the bottle of dick cream and... ummmm, I mean, I got to go... This Week's Guest - Designer of the Wet Hot American Summer: Fantasy Camp RPG: Geoffrey Golden > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Geoffrey Golden > Follow on Twitter: @geoffreygolden > Donate to Wet Hot American Summer RPG: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/devastatorpress/wet-hot-american-summer-fantasy-camp-roleplaying-g

When the Ninja Turtles hit the big screen for the first time in 1990, the turtle craze had reached new heights! And on this week's episode, we take look back at the film that made 6 year-olds lose their Turtle-loving minds! We discuss how gorgeous those life-sized turtle suits are, how ridiculous Shredder looks in live action, and how everyone loves "Secret of the Ooze" until they turn 18. All that and more on this installment of the That's So 90's Podcast. This Week's Guest - Host of Secrets of the Sire: Michael Dolce > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Secrets of the Sire > Follow on iTunes: http://apple.co/2posU1C > Follow on Twitter: @Michael_Dolce

It's Mother-flipping Morphing Time! After 20 years, the Power Rangers are finally back on the big screen, and this time they're leaving the spandex at home! And with the hotly anticipated reboot hitting theaters this week, it's only appropriate for the That's So 90's Podcast to go somewhere it has never gone before: Review a brand new movie! And in this exclusive two hour episode we breakdown everything this reboot has to offer. From the heroes and the villains to the Megazords and the Goldars, things around about to get very nerdy in the world of Power Rangers. This Week’s Guest - Host of Jose’s Cinematic Universe: Jose G. Pelino 

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When Beauty and The Beast hit theaters in 1991 it was an instant sensation! Its characters became household favorites, its songs beloved by anyone with two ears, and it even went on to be the first ever animated film to be nominated for Best Picture. But on this week’s show, we’re taking the deep dive into the “tale as old as time” to determine if it’s really as magic as it was 25 years ago. This Week’s Guest - Host of Jose’s Cinematic Universe: Jose G. Pelino 

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Seinfeld is not just a show that redefined the 90’s, but it’s a show that redefined television. It was “a show about nothing” that ended up meaning a whole of something to everyone that watched. It’s characters have become as iconic as its catchphrases, and even at its worst the show was arguably better than almost anything else on TV. And with such an iconic staple of the decade comes one epic podcast! On this week’s That So 90’s Pod, we breakdown Seinfeld season by season, from it’s humble beginnings to it’s polarizing finale. We discuss the most underrated episodes. And we even determine the show’s greatest supporting character in a little Seinfeld March Madness! 
 This Week’s Guest - Host of Seincast: The Seinfeld Podcast, Matt Williams > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Seincast > Follow on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/seincast-a-seinfeld-podcast/id896361045?mt=2 > Follow on Twitter: @seincast

After the release of the darkly depressing Batman Returns, Warner Bros was looking for a brighter direction to take its dark knight. The solution: Joel Schumacher! Overnight, Batman had gone from dark and brooding to neon and silly. It was only a matter of time before the Bat franchise came crashing down, while almost taking the whole genre of superhero blockbusters with it. But on this week’s That’s So 90’s Pod, we resurrect these Bat-flicks from their grave shaped toilets, to talk everything from Bat nipples to ice puns! Join us as we tackle not just Batman Forever, and the notorious Batman & Robin. 

 This Week’s Guest - Host of The Batman vs James Bond Show, Brian Thomas. > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Follow The Batman Vs James Bond Show > Follow on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-batman-vs-james-bond-show/id1091423470?mt=2 > Follow on Twitter: @BatmanvsBond

Jurassic Park could have easily been a one-and-done, quickly forgotten summer blockbuster. But what it became was a summer blockbuster that completely reshaped the way we look at summer blockbusters! From the visual effects to the story-telling, Jurassic Park had become a classic almost instantaneously, and now it is time for That's So 90's to tackle the beast head on! On this week's pod, we discuss the benefits of practical effects, the legacy of the film, and definitively determine how much of a dick John Hammond actually is. The Week's Guest: Host of the Jurassic Park Podcast, Brad Jost > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod The Jurassic Park Podcast > Follow on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jurassic-park-podcast-talking/id999652201?mt=2 > Follow on Twitter: @JurassicParkPod

Some may have come before and some may have come after, but it was the 90s that were defined by their boy bands. Arguably the greatest decade for pop music, the 90s gave rise to The Backstreet Boys, 98 Degrees, and even motherf***ing NSYNC! It was a decade that will be remembered for the many joyful tears it brought to screaming girls around the world. And on this week's episode, we attempt the impossible: Create a definitive ranking for the Top 5 Boy Bands of the 90's! Will NSYNC take first? Will it be New Kids on the Block?! Did Hanson even make the list?! Tears might be shed, but in the end we will finally have an answer to the age-old question: Who is the greatest boy band of the 90s/early 2000s?! (The Week's Guest: Host of the Circuits of Time Podcast, Carlos Sanchez) > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod Circuits of Time: > Follow on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzv6wYK32sKFnVzrwEOXriw > Follow on Twitter: @CircuitsOfTime

"Does everyone know what time it is?" It's nostalgia time, as we strap on our tool belts for a very masculine review of the 1991 sitcom Home Improvement. From Tim's most fatal injuries to Wilson's most incoherent metaphors, no subject is too sacred when you're dealing with Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor. And on this week's podcast, we discuss Tim's most ear shattering grunt, the tragic departure of JTT, and how "Tool Time" is probably just a front for dealing cocaine. All of this and more on this installment of the That's So 90's Podcast. (This Week's Guests: The Hosts of the More Power! Podcast, Steve Colwell, Eliza Colwell, and Jeremy Eisener) > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod The More Power! Podcast: > Follow on Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/more-power!-podcast/id1088715871?mt=2 > Follow on Twitter: @MorePowerCast

Quack...Quack...Quack! It's our first episode of the new year, and we're starting off with a trifecta of 90's sports greatness: The Mighty Ducks Trilogy. From their greatest wins, to their most embarrassing losses, we determine what makes The Ducks America's favorite pee wee hockey team. We discuss the predatory nature of Gordon Bombay. And explain why Jesse Hall is the greatest Mighty Duck that ever lived! All of this and more on this installment of the That's So 90's Podcast. (This Week's Guest: Host of the Versus Podcast, Eddie Maisonet) > Rate + Subscribe on iTunes > Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod > Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatsso90spod/ The Versus Podcast: > Follow on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-versus-podcast/id378164345?mt=2 > Follow on Twitter: @edthesportsfan

It's our last episode of 2016, and we thought it would be a good idea to look back at the year in 90's Pop Culture. The 90's are back, and in a big way. From the return of Full House, to our immediate obsession (and disinterest) with Pokemon GO, 2016 was beginning to look a lot like 1996, and that's not all! Because the Independence Day sequel, the Ninja Turtles sequel, The Legend of the Hidden Temple revival, and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers reboot are here to make sure that the 90's will never truly die. Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod

It is a question that 90's kids have debated for almost two decades: Which Home Alone is the greatest of all Home Alones? And on this episode of the That's So 90's Pod we tackle the question head on in our first ever "versus" episode. Our topics of discussion: Which film has the greater Macaulay performance? Which film delivers the wildest booby traps? And which film has the wiser of the two wise, yet slightly terrifying, old people? Insults will be thrown, friendships will be broken, and blood will be shed. This is the greatest Home Alone debate that anyone has ever, and will ever have, so strap in for one hell of a pod. (This Week's Guest: Derek Rodrigues; w/Special Guest Moderator: Eddie Maisonet) Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod

It is finally that time again. Time to string some lights, wrap some presents, and suffer through another viewing of the special Power Rangers spin off: Alpha's Magical Christmas! Everyone's least favorite robot, Alpha 5, is back, and this time he is kidnapping children on Christmas Eve! Listen as the 23-minute long, direct-to-VHS, Christmas special is discussed in its entirely, and we ask the age old question, "who the fuck takes children from their homes on Christmas Eve?! Alpha 5, that's who.

The holiday season has finally arrived, and with parents scrambling from store to store, buying gifts for needy children, many of us are reminded of the greatest decade for toys: The 90s! From Gameboys to Bop It, Furbys to Super Soakers, there is no argument that the 90s left its stamp on history. 20 years later, and we breakdown our favorite toys from the decade. We discuss the regret of never owning an Easy Bake Oven. And we discuss the dead eye horror of the Furby! (This Week's Guest: Petey Cataldo) Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod Toys For Tots Donation: toysfortots.org

On this installment of Nostalgia Trip, Bobby and his trusty, nostalgia-fueled, robot sidekick, Nostalgia-tron, discuss the brand new Legends of Hidden Temple Movie based on the popular 90's game show. From Kirk Fogg's short shorts to the literal purple parrots this Hidden Temple is nothing like 90's kids remember. It's time to buy a one way ticket on this nostalgia trip. Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod

On this installment of Nostalgia Trip, Bobby and his trusty, nostalgia-fueled, robot sidekick, Nostalgia-tron, discuss the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parades of 90s past. From massive balloons popping to the Backstreet Boys lip syncing, it's time to buy a one way ticket on this nostalgia trip. Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod

The year was 1996, and NBA superstar Michael Jordan had retired from basketball at the height of his power. Some thought he left to pursue a baseball career, but the real reason was much greater... To star in a live action/cartoon hybrid where he plays hoops along side cartoon animals. 20 years later, and we celebrate the anniversary of one of the greatest kids movies of the 90's. We discuss the over sexualization of Lola Bunny. And determine if Space Jam 2 is the worst idea ever thought up by man. All of that and more on this episode of the That's So 90's Podcast. Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod

The year was 1990, and housewives across the nation needed a game they could call their own. A show where they could let their hair down and unleash that inner frustration. The time had come to sprint around a grocery store at full speed on Supermarket Sweep. 26 years later, and we look back at the one of the whitest game shows to ever come out of the 90's. We discuss those tacky collared shirts. And determine if its more strategic to tackle the giant turkeys or the imported cheeses first. All of that and more on this episode of the That's So 90's Podcast.

The year was 1996, and Nintendo was about to make home gaming a whole lot more dimensional. With graphics and gameplay like the world had never seen, the Nintendo 64 would revolutionize the market. 20 years later, we look back at the games that made the N64 a 90's kid wet dream. We determine if Super Smash Brothers is better with or without items. And we discuss the future of virtual reality porn, Nintendo style. All of that and more on this episode of the That's So 90's Podcast. (This Week's Guest: Robert Laird) Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod

On this installment of Nostalgia Trip, Bobby and his trusty, nostalgia-fueled, robot sidekick, Nostalgia-tron, discuss the most boring program to ever air during the 90's: Nick News.

The year was 1993, and Disney was prepared to make kids blood boil! Enchanting theaters nationwide, Hocus Pocus had cast a frightening spell over the children of the 90's, but that was not without circumstance. As the movie became a massive flop in theaters, it disappeared from the public consciousness. It wasn't until the constant reruns on Disney Channel and ABC Family that Hocus Pocus, fittingly, found love in the afterlife... that 90's kids wont shut the hell up about! (This Week's Guest: Shawna Hendricks) Follow us on Twitter: @ThatsSo90sPod

The year was 1998, and 90s kids were pooping their PJs over the mass amount of horror films shown during the 31 days of Halloween. What these children needed was a movie with a little less bite. A movie that could both entertain, as well as satisfy their candy craving Halloween needs. It wasn’t until Disney Channel released a little television movie titled Halloweentown that all these little children prayers were answered. (This Week's Guest: Rachel Rhoades)

The year was 1998, and the craze of Power Rangers had reached its peak. The ratings were slipping, and kids were hungry for a new brand of superheroes. The time had come for Saban and Fox Kids to give the fans a new generation of crime fighters. Their answer? Something big. Something bad. Something... not at all as memorable. It was the dawn of the Big Bad Beetleborgs!

The year was 1993, and a show had finally come along that teenagers could relate to. A show that dealt with love, loss, and life like nothing else in primetime. Not only did it help put TGIF on the map, but the phrase "FEEEENNNEEEY!" has since become worldwide mating call. This is the coming of age chronicles of Boy Meets World. (This Week's Guest: Davey Semelsberger)

The year was 1991, and Arnold Schwarzenegger owned the modern action genre. With all the money and all the power resting upon his tight, Austrian body, the time had finally arrived for the second chapter of James Cameron’s Terminator saga. What audiences weren’t prepared for... potentially the greatest action movie of all time! (This Week's Guest: Tyler Deitz)

The year was 1992, and Olympic fever was at an all time high! Men and women gushed over their favorite athletes from all over the globe, and Nickelodeon thought it was time for kids to get in on the excitement. It was time for the very first action sports show which asked the question... Do, Do, Do, Do You Have It?! (This Week's Guest: Petey Cataldo)

The year was 1997, and worldwide, millions of screaming fans had "Girl Power" surging through their veins. The next great pop sensation had arrived, and it was time to bring their stellar voices to the big screen. The finished product? Spice Girl's first, and only, feature film: Spice World. (This Week's Guest: Shawna Hendricks)

The year was 1993, and kids across the nation were going ape shit for their favorite colorfully clad crime fighting crusaders: The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. Toys, games, costumes, and everything in-between were selling out faster than one could say "Morphinomical," and Power Rangers had officially become a landmark for 90's Kids everywhere. (This Week's Guest: Jose G. Pelino)

The year was 1997, and a storm was making its way from Japan to the United States. It was bright, it was colorful, and it was going to cost parents thousands of dollars in toys, cards and, merchandising. 1997 began a new era in cross promotion, and it was the era of the Pokemon! (This Week's Guest: Robert Laird)

The year was 1999, and the world was on the brink of innovation. No one knew what the 21st Century would hold... That was until the release of the Disney Channel Original Movie: Zenon! What did it get right about the future? Almost nothing! (This Week's Guest: Tyler Deitz)

The year was 1998, and inline skating had become the latest trend for rebellious teenagers everywhere. It was a very specific pocket of American pop culture, and only one film had the courage to tackle such a subject: Brink! And the terms Soul Skaters, X-Blades, and Pup N' Suds were never seen the same. (This Week's Guest: Eddie Maisonet)

The year was 1997, and one of the greatest on-screen duos of the 90's were making their leap to the big screen. With Kenan & Kel at the heights of their power, Nickelodeon fans across the globe were ready to take a big meaty bite of Good Burger! (This Week's Guest: Petey Cataldo)