What We've Watched Podcast

This episode we take a good long look at Zack Snyder's Netflix hit Army of the Dead.

This week we talk about the top 5 sequels to great films that disappointed us.

We continue our journey through the Rocky franchise with what was intended at the time to be the final Rocky movie--the now infamous Rocky V

A significant episode in Star Trek history considering the things it sets up for the future, but is the episode itself any good? Find out as we talk about I Borg! First aired May 11, 1992.

Too bad it's not an imaginary episode. First aired May 4, 1992.

A fairly fun episode that's a bit of a mixed bag, and another one to feature a future movie star guest star---it's The Perfect Mate. First aired April 27, 1992.

To follow up last weeks Citizen Kane it only seems appropriate to talk about the newly released Mank. You cannot capture a man's entire life in two hours...but you can talk about a movie in a little less than one.

Long promised and finally delivered, Citizen Kane! For its 80th birthday we talk long about this immensely influential and famous film.

On this episode we talk about the 1991 John Hughes-penned romantic comedy(?) Career Opportunities starring Frank Whaley and Jennifer Connelly.

We're back with another EPIC Top 5 - it's Top 5 Movie Space Ships!

It's Part 4 of our Rocky Journey, and it's time for Rocky vs. Drago! The 80s have truly arrived! It's Rocky IV!

Lwaxana Troi returns and teams up with Worf's son Alexander. Hilarity ensues? First aired April 20, 1992

Wesley Crusher returns as we visit Star Fleet Academy for the first time ever. And we find out they have... normal doors? Huh? First aired March 30, 1992

A classic episode, directed by a cast member, with a very famous cameo. What's not to love? It's Cause and Effect! First aired March 23, 1992

First aired March 16, 1992

Our trip comes to an end this week with Xanadu, a film surpassed and outlived by it's soundtrack thanks to Olivia Newton-John. Xanadu - a musical, a remake (of sorts) and Gene Kelly's final film.

Somewhere in between Cover Girl and Xanadu is Down to Earth. Rita Hayworth is cast as the muse Terpsichore and is forces to struggle through the advances of Danny Miller in this less than amazing musical.

Famous for it's career starting place in film history and Oscar winning music, Cover Girl begins a journey following Rita Hayworth, Gene Kelly and ELO through three films that was born out a curious desire to watch Xanadu.

It's Top 5 time again, and this time we are talking about our favourite ever portrayals of Sherlock Holmes in movies and television.

On this episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Worf gets "worfed" by a big barrel. It's Ethics!! First aired march 2, 1992.