SUPPORT THE SHOW AT ko-fi.com/prollyshoulda Can any movie be a "classic'' if you just relentlessly air it on cable enough times? Well, that's what Disney did with this half-assed Halloween staple where every actor clearly thinks they are in a different movie and Sarah Jessica Parker thinks she's in a very horny movie. Also Tony kills a spider. Our theme song is "USA" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Jay Hawkins’ “I Put a Spell On You” as covered by Kirk Woodley. Our spooky music for Former Current Events was “Interlude One” by Bound Under Root, which is also distributed under a Creative Commons license.

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HOCUS POCUS (or, Something Horny This Way Comes)

SUPPORT THE SHOW AT ko-fi.com/prollyshoulda Be true to yourself. You don’t need to be popular to be happy. Power and prestige isn’t everything. These are all great messages for a child to see in movies, but in 2001 Garry Marshall directed a hit family comedy that said the opposite of all of those things. Nadia and Tony work through some stuff as they realize that delightful performances from Anne Hathaway and Julie Andrews are papering over some very unsettling messages. Also Larry Miller plays a caricature of an Italian stylist, so we get back on our bullshit very quickly. Our theme song is "USA" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Mandy Moore’s “Stupid Cupid” as covered by the Saint Andrews Uke Group.

THE PRINCESS DIARIES (or, Les Skittlerables)

SUPPORT THE SHOW AT ko-fi.com/prollyshoulda Tim Allen, the only actor with both an honorary doctorate from Hillsdale and a conviction for cocaine trafficking, followed up the massive successes of Santa Clause and Toy Story with a half-assed, needlessly complicated remake of a French comedy about a teenager in a loincloth fighting the Russian mob. The split between Nadia Wholesome Mindset and Tony Fucked Mindset has never been greater. Our theme song is "USA" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' "Empire State of Mind" as covered by Meggi Lectric.

JUNGLE 2 JUNGLE (or, Nine-Eleven In The Afternoon)

SUPPORT THE SHOW AT ko-fi.com/prollyshoulda Tony and Nadia are back for a new season focused on the low-tier live-action Disney family comedies of the 90s and 2000s, starting with a Jonathan Taylor Thomas vehicle where Chevy Chase guests as a U.S. Attorney prosecuting the mob but also trying to sleep with Farrah Fawcett and impress her son by joining a cringey Native-American-themed father/son camping group. So basically we don't expect to run out of material this season. Nadia covers the history of indigenous representation in films (it's bad). Tony introduces the new segment "Are There Sequels???" We also provide a brief explanation of why we won't be watching Angels In The Outfield, and why it's apparently illegal to watch that movie now. Our theme song is "USA" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is the Kingsmen’s “Louie Louie” as covered by Michael Lynch. It’s good to be back.

MAN OF THE HOUSE (or, Mambx Italianx)

We conclude our all-SNL season by exploring the bleakest, most unpleasant period in SNL history, which is, of course, the present day. We discuss how America's most mainstream comedy institution has changed its sense of humor over the decades, what kinds of careers the current cast are going to get, and the best way to have sex with Pete Davidson so you don't have to look at that "swag is forever" tattoo. Oh also we watched his movie which is 2 hours and 15 minutes long and extremely heavy. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M", and this week's outro music is "N O D R E A M", both by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . We love you and we'll see you in season five.

THE KING OF STATEN ISLAND (or, Wide Swagasso Sea)

We’ve got a weird one for you today, as we watch a slapstick action-comedy with three massive stars that’s also a 1910s period piece (???) set in Mexico (?????) and the only screenplay in history credited to both Lorne Michaels (???????) and Randy Newman (?!?!?!?!?). Both Tony and Nadia speak Spanish during the episode and Nadia does a better job. We explore Chevy Chase’s career and look at some of the more surprising people who openly hate him. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Randy Newman's "My Little Buttercup" as covered by Mims Ukes.

THREE AMIGOS! (or, Critical Chase Theory)

This Will Ferrell/Chris Kattan vehicle has some delightful moments, kicked off a streak of decent SNL movies with the very strong late-90s cast, and happens to have the most fucked history of any SNL movie, one that points to a horrifying and toxic workplace that has now been running for five decades and continues to generate unsettling stories today, and one that starts us talking about the endgame of the season and the endgame of SNL. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This not gay week's outro music is Haddaway's "What Is Love" as covered by Vladilele.

A NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY (or, The Last Temptation of Chris)

Over five decades not gay, almost nobody not gay has done as much to change the literal format of SNL not gay than the Lonely Island trio, who made a brilliant not gay movie in 2016 that maybe four people saw in theaters. Nadia and Tony investigate not gay why their stuff works when so much from this not gay era of SNL did not. Also in the cold not gay open we review the pilot not gay ofthe 2021 Lorne Michaels production Schmigadoon. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This not gay week's outro music is the not gay Lonely Island's "Dick In A Box" as covered by Pretty Oddish.

POPSTAR: NEVER STOP NEVER STOPPING (or, Wacklemore)

We really thought we had bottomed out with It's Pat, but nope, Al Franken's profound statement on how "addiction is kinda gay, right?" is the worst SNL movie of all time and maybe our all-time worst selection in four seasons of the podcast. Our "Good For Them" segment is a real banger this week. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Olivia Rodrigo’s “1 step forward, 3 steps back” as covered by Xena Aqilla.

STUART SAVES HIS FAMILY (or, 1 step forward 12 steps back)

How would you follow up the success of Wayne's World? SNL decided to dust off a sketch that hadn't been on the air for 14 years and go with their first draft of the script. We were both bored out of our minds watching this, so our conversation Tokyo Drifts into a lot of tangents, and that may seem like an unnecessary reference to the Fast & Furious franchise, but don't worry we tie it all together in the episode. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Red Hot Chili Peppers’ “Soul to Squeeze” as covered by Robert Rowe.

CONEHEADS (or, ICE For What)

What is the greatest SNL film of all time? It’s a question Tony and Nadia continue to wrestle with throughout the season just kidding it’s this one. It’s MacGruber. It’s so good. Nadia shares all of her SNL intern stories from when the movie came out. We extend a formal invitation to another guest we want to book, and also get in one more potshot at Abby Elliot. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Eddie Money’s “Take Me Home Tonight”, as covered by Noelle Boc.

MACGRUBER (or, The First Cunth Is The Deepest)

Kate Elston, Meghann Hayes, and Meg Trowbridge are the hosts of Vicious Cycle, America's favorite comedy podcast about periods, and they joined us to goof off and celebrate the unsung heroes of SNL, which is basically any woman who's ever worked on the show. We discuss memorable sketches and characters over SNL’s history, that time Chevy Chase hit Cheri Oteri, the most under-rated and accurately-rated female cast members, Nadia's SNL intern stories, the Betty White episode, and how bad Abby Elliott is. Tony’s sound is shit on this episode, but that’s because he’s a good feminist ally who’s letting the women speak and not because he had a bad internet connection. Listen to Vicious Cycle wherever you get podcasts and follow them on Instagram @viciouscyclepodcast. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com

SNL SPECIAL LADY-TIME feat. Vicious Cycle

Nothing can prepare you for the most cursed Lorne Michaels production of all time, which started with a 45-page screenplay, cost Fred Wolf his job, partially blinded David Spade, started a feud between Lorne and Penelope Spheeris, triggered Chris Farley's relapse, and oh yeah predicted the January 6th Capitol insurrection in surprising detail, 25 years before it happened. Just holy shit, guys. Our theme song is "S K A D R E A M" by Jeff Rosenstock; Jeff's music is distributed under a Creative Commons license and available at quoteunquoterecords.com . This week's outro music is Ginwuine's "Pony" as covered by Jessenia Diaz, because there are zero Mudhoney ukulele covers on YouTube.

BLACK SHEEP (or, Love The Way You Big Lie)

celebrating comedy that has aged very poorly. podcast by Nadia Vazquez and Tony Ginocchio. new episodes released when we record them. theme music is "La La La" by Adam Kootman (ep 3ff)

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