I Can’t Wait to Show My Kids

Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988)

Mark and Brad are back to enjoy a spooky creature feature/alien invasion/evil clown B Movie, in the Chiodo Brothers Masterpiece, "Killer Klowns from Outer Space" from 1988 and decide when to show it to their kids, 

Black Sheep (1996)

Brad and Mark come to the end of the SNL feature season by looking at the work of David Spade and Chris Farley in their 1996 alternate universe "Tommy Boy", "Black Sheep". 

Dirty Work (1998)

Brad and Mark continue their SNL mini season with 1998's "Dirty Work" directed by Bob Saget, starring Norm Macdonald and Artie Lang. 

Billy Madison (1995)

Brad and Mark are back to continue discuss SNL cast members, and this week they once again dip into Adam Sandler. Join the boys as they watch and discuss "Billy Madison" from 1995 and decide when if ever to show it to their kids. 

Happy Gilmore (1996)

Brad and Mark continue their second SNL mini season while rebooting their sports season with by watching "Happy Gilmore" and discussing when to show it to their kids. 

Goldmember (2003)

Mark and Brad are back this week to start their second round of Saturday Night Live inspired watching, This week the boys focus on Mike Myers, by watching and discussing the final instalment in the Austin Powers cannon, "Goldmember".

Starship Troopers (1997)

For their 75th episode Brad and Mark wanted to do something special, so the boys sat down and watched their favorite comedy, "Starship Troopers" and discuss when they can show it to their kids. 

TV Musicals

Mark and Brad drop the curtain on their musical season by watching musically based episodes from some of their favorite shows, featuring some adult animation classics and the greatest stage number of all time. 

Team America: World Police (2004)

This week Mark and Brad return to a classic musical that simultaneously holds up too well and not at all, "Team America: World Police" and discuss when, if ever they can show it to their kids. 

Cannibal the Musical (1993)

Brad and Mark look at another classic musical and this time its a period piece set in the American West in the 1800's and then build a snowman.
That's right, its more Trey Parker this week as they watch "Cannibal the Musical" the story of Alfred Packard and discuss when, if ever they can show it to their kids.