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Dolly Parton dies within the first 3 minutes of the movie, then must save a family before Christmas or be damned to hell for all eternity by Roddy McDowall. This movie is both bonkers bananas and a super charming Christmas tale of a family moving on after loss. A tight 90 minutes, some truly good scenes and acting by multiple characters, and free on Prime. What more could you want? Oh, also a musical number by Dolly OF COURSE. I was happier having seen this movie. IMDB info here

Loving it! The whole Cheez-It/"water family" thing makes me think I have the same mom as Gabrus.

Heynong Man dropping the Griffin and Sabine references will bring the ladies and sad boys running

"I came until I died." - Me, 10/26/2017

This episode disgusted me within the first 20 minutes.

It should be Garbage-nzo Dog

Frankly, I think Hayes showed an incredible amount of restraint and patience for what was, essentially, a mockery of his legacy. Surgery chat and literally like 3 jokes??? Who the hell does Sean think he is?

This episode left me overwhelmed with sympathy for Kulap

Pippi Longstocking instead of Punky Brewster, Extract for Expat, minotaur instead of centaur, is everyone drunk?

"Foghorn Leghorning" I have now heard everything worth hearing. Thank you and goodbye *dies*

I think it was a pretty obvious joke that they were referring to this movie as "feminist" based solely on the Bechdel test.

I am really not into musicals/borderline-hate them but holy shit I loved this show! So funny, so much damn talent, it's awesome

Great ep, I also have some lame childhood memories from Sanibel Island!

The ONLY Asian on Earwolf? Andrew is going to be in all the trouble

"Didn't you just get a Netflix series" gave me the laffs

I really love this podcast but man! 2 weeks in a row of unceasing "ums"! I can't make it past the 15 minute mark this episode, does it get better? Last week was excruciating, I couldn't make it through even after repeated attempts.

I bussed so hard I barfed all in this warm bath of an episode

First time listening to this entire show! I don't know if I will ever agree with Amy based on her defense of Neverending Story and (barf) Revenge of the Nerds lol But I really loved hearing them debate. Also, Amy is OUT OF HER MIND if she thinks that Ghostbusters is not in the top 5 of "movies people think about when they hear the name Bill Murray". I liked this movie as a kid, HATED the cartoon show, but absolutely love this movie as an adult and find the set up, pacing, comedy writing, and tone to be wonderful. Despite so much of it being shot on a LA set, Reitman really captured the tone and feel of a "classic" New York movie in the vein of Woody Allen which I found so effective against a standard buddy horror-comedy set up. That said, I definitely get why people would not consider this canon. I think there are many great lines, unforgettable and influential scenes, and it did expand the role of comedy in horror, but 'American Werewolf in London' did all of this 3 years earlier with even stronger horror themes. To me, 'Ghostbusters' is canon as the pinnacle of Reitman's work with Nat'l Lampoon/Second City alums, building from 'Cannibal Girls' through 'Animal House' and 'Stripes' to what would be the most successful of those collaborations.

Hahahaahah that made me so mad! I swear, Kevin is the cashier I get every goddamn time I go to a fastfood restaurant

Claudia O’Doherty continues her reign as Best Ever with a casual mention of "Untamed Heart", a 90s tween classic!

"Hey dudes, isn't school the worst? Sure hard being a teen!"

That aliens-in-the-butt job pays pretty good, over $150k a year! I'll take a monster in my bunger for that kinda scratch, plus federal holidays off!

Show of hands: who has now sung the theme song to themselves replacing "Bang Bang" with "Butthole"?

Just started this ep and love that Sarah Burns mentioned Gorilla Biscuits. Sarah, don't raise your baby on the XxXEdgeXxX but do play it Agnostic Front!