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In this episode we welcome back Steve Lewis to take a deep dive into this episode that takes a look at Super Hero movie making before the boom of Super Hero movies. We were astonished at the very reasonable cost for making a film back then and compare that to the cost of some actual blockbusters from that time. So don't just sit there, up and atom and listen to this absolute fan favorite!  Join us as we also discuss: Breaking the fake Avril Lavigne conspiracy wide open Cori's frantic plea to our listeners, and her look at the history behind the band Fallout Boy and how they chose their name. As well as a bunch of other Simpsons inspired name band names Steve needs to know what Nick's superpower is, and sets the record straight about Raul Julia Bryan tells us who originally auditioned for Batman 1989, and tells of the scene that made his brother and him laugh so hard it brought them to tears Patrick pleads for the Radioactive Man Movie: Snyder Cut and impresses once again with his knowledge of old timey media Discovering new jokes in the episode We learn about the real Alfalfa's untimely death The goggles do nothing, but in real life The love of Spirograph and the trauma that came along with it Mickey Rooney and Andy Rooney confusion

For this episode it was Cori's pick and she went with the Grandpa centric episode Lady Bouvier's Lover. In this episode we discuss the following: - Fine Foley work that no one asked for - Cori's new found appreciation of Megan fox - Patrick impresses with his knowledge of old timey music - Cori's familial connection to Check Norris - Patrick sees moments of the episode through different eyes as an adult then he did as a kid - Problematic ad lyrics  - The beef between Maggie and Gerald - Novelty telephone talk - Timely Judge Reinhold references - Cori's childhood vs. Bryan & Patrick's - Cori has another "Hello Therapist" moment with her experiences as a "weird" kid - Bryan and Cori find a way to alienate Patrick - An MMC and Kids Incorporated mash up? Thank you as always for listening and for the support!

In this episode we introduce our new co-host and friend of the show, and to the family, Patrick. We discuss this musical classic parody of Mary Poppins and how this episode holds up. Patrick tells us all about his experiences directing the stage version of Mary Poppins and how we was able to make the magic happen. Cori  does her best Natasha Lyonne is she is still struggling with the cold that just won't go away. And Bryan does his best to keep it all together. Along the way we also bring up the following inportant topics:  - Could Avril Lavigne and Gwen Steffani have been replaced? - The important question that Chad Kroeger from Nickelback asks. - Where we stand on the Sheetz vs. Waa Waa War We hope tha that you will join us on this splediferious ride and as always thank you for the support! Don't forget to check us out as well as all the other rad stuff on Rad Pantheon by going to https://linktr.ee/radpantheon 

We made it, it's episode 69, dudes! In this super sized episode we welcome friend of the show and our pal, Steve Lewis. We take a look back at this seminal celebrity packed episode from season 4. Fans of the show have always loved the cameos in this one but we discuss which cast members were not so happy about it and how the producers dealt with their non-involvement. Brenden delivers a heartfelt apology and makes a big announcement that will impact the show going forward. We also discuss:  - The initial storyline for Johnny Carson - Another discussion about Small Wonder - Bryan gives a brief history of Late Night TV - Hollywood Squares content - The sad realization about most of the guest stars in the episode  - Cori's fear of dummies rears it's ugly head - Timely 60's tv show spoilers - Brenden brings in the youth audience in a discussion about Victorious and gets salty about Marvel This was one for the ages and we hope that you enjoy it! Thank you as always for the support!

In this Christmas Eve blizzard episode we take a look at "Skinner's Sense of Snow" and make comparisons to the episode to our real life.  B has a freak out and Bryan and Cori are left to deal with the fallout, but get saved by returning co-host London. Along the way we also discuss: - Problems with punctuation -Cori's new lyrics to the Holiday Season song  - Coming to Cardi B's defence - Snow day stories and who likes a snow day more the students or the teachers - The future of the show We hope you had a great holiday season and that you enjoy this episode! Thank you as always for the support!

In this episode we take a look and 2 separate stories from the same episode. Bart has a crisis of faith and sells his soul to his buddy Milhouse and Moe has a crisis of finances and decides to rebrand his bar as a family restaurant. We each have different beliefs in regards to Religion and use these beliefs to break this one down. But that isn't all we also discuss the following:   - Cori gives out some new nicknames to some of our listerners. - Brenden tells us his thoughts on the recent Drew Barrymore cameo. - Who needs Miss Piggie when you can have Madam Pig? - Once again we bring you more timely references. - Cori's connection to Inda Gadda Da Vida and her Sabres game bag trauma. - How do you pronounce Will Ferrell? -Bryan teaches Brenden about Pogs, and there is some confuison beteween Alf and Elf We'd love for you to join us for this one!

Alright this was a great one! We were having so much fun discusisng Treehouse of Horror II with our good friends Mike & Maurice form the Bogeyman's Closet that this turned out to be one of our longest episodes yet. Don't let that turn you away though, we had a ton of laughs on this one and hope that you'll enjoy listening to it as musch as we had recording it. This time we discuss: - Our favorite Haloween costumes - Mike tells us about EC Comics - Brenden gets upset with our relationship to memes and he makes us all feel old - Older Trick or Treaters yay or nay - CORRECTION: Older trick or treaters are not Dolph and Kearney, but rather Jimbo and Kearney - Bryan just discovered deeper meaning in a classic Simpsons joke - Brenden does some dream analysis - Cori discusses her "I Frakenstein" trauma  Our special thanks to our friends Mike & Maurice from the Bogeyman's Closet for helping us out with this one! Please check them out at https://thebogeymanscloset.podbean.com/ and on Twitter: @BogeymansThe or check out all of Mike's other work (art and other shows) on Rad Pantheon (https://linktr.ee/radpantheon)

It's spoopy season! It what better way to kick it off then with this classic Treehouse of Horror offering. It all starts off with Homer selling his soul for a donut, then shows Bart's run in with a gremlin and then finish it off with something thrown together about Vampires. We hope that you'll join us for the following: - We're exicted to share an email - Brenden hits us with some truths about Blackbeard - A deep dsicussion on the Twilight Zone, and correction that we realized after recording, the window was in fact opened, on the airplane, in the original Terror from 20,000 Feet. - Our connection to the Simpsons Family and their trip to, Pennsylvania - Bryan and Cori confuse Brenden again, this time it has to do with Jerry Springer  - We discover a new word to describe elderly vampires, "Vampa"  This is by far one of the best Treehouse of Horror offerings there is so don't listen to that old War of the Worlds broadcast on NPR, join us for a ghoulishly good time!

So sorry for the delay but we're finally back! Some have said that this episode from Season 19 would have been the perfect way to end the show, I guess they didn't realize it would still be going strong 15 years later with no signs of stopping. The episode places Homer in a precarious position where he doesn't remember a seemingly traumatic experience from the night before. As he tries to put the pieces back together he realizes what a lucky man he truly is.  We were a bit torn over this one and go deep, not only in our thoughts of the episode as a whole, but how we would feel if this would have been the final episode of the show. Along the way Cori tells us about her chiropractor and the connection between Jack the Ripper and H.H. Holmes. Bryan fears that due to the time away that she might have developed a case of the yipps. He also announces some Season 34 news and Brenden is not happy about it. They then go on to debate the appeal of "newer" Simpsons episodes. Can an epiode that is over 10 years old be considered new? We increase our online impact with our first Instagram comment and reveal the results of the Ewan McGreggor mullet poll. We also discuss our favorite donuts, Brenden learns what nighttime minutes are and searnades us with a song from his 4th grade musical. Lastly Cori and Bryan discuss their My Chemical Romance experience with Lu. This was a good one and we hope that it was worth the wait!  Want to reach out to us? Hit us up on the following: Email: soitscometothispod@gmail.com Instagram: soitscometothis_pod Facebook: soitscome2this You can find us on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple & Google Podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts. While you’re there make sure to like and subscribe. And don’t forget to also look for us as well as a super-team of pop culture-crazed podcasters, artists, & musicians united to spread the gospel of rad stuff at Rad Pantheon by going to radpantheon.com.

In this episode we see the real story of everyone's favorite Northern Kentucky family, The Simpsons (warts and all) ala a parody of VH1's seminal hit Behind the Music. Bryan tells us about the origins of the episode as well as other places the Simpsons are reportedy from. Brenden learns about Tiger Beat and VH1, and tells us why they call him the Apple Meister. Cori is shocked to find out that VHS tapes still existed in the early 2000's and discusses a few more crushes. We also talk about big budget music videos, all the Tiger Beat worthy boys from back in the day and come up with some new prank show names. Even Dean makes a brief but memorable appearance, our apolgies if you can hear is collar during parts of the episode. We had a lot of fun with this one and for the first time ever all seem to agree on our thoughts about the episode. We hope you enjoy it!

This is the second of two Sideshow Bob episodes as we see what happened to Sideshow Bob after his last attempt to get Bart, when the family meets up with him unexpectedly in Italy. Brenden had to set this one out due to scheduling conflicts so Cori and Bryan take it over. Cori gets upset over the dumming down of the Italian language for this episode and she may have her own vendetta against Disney? Bryan tells the truth behind Veggie Tales and discusses the joys of the tv cart being rolled into your classroom. Lastly, Cori tells us that she had a shot to be on the Mickey Mouseclub, if only she lived in Orlandon in the 90s. This was another fun one and we hope that you can join us. Available now on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple and Google Podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts.

In this episode we have the first of two upcoming episodes featuring the the triumphant return of fan favorite Sideshow Bob. This episode shows us the importance of backdoor deals and Bob helps the Simpson family discover who is trying to kill Homer. He is actually an huge help and puts his hatred of Bart on the backburner, with a little persuasion from an electric zapper. For the first time in a long time we do talk about Twitter, as it is brought up a few times in the Eye on Springfield segment. London makes a brief appearance to tell us all about Charley DiMillio. Brenden thinks that Frasier and Kramer are the same person and is told all about George Foreman and his famous grill. Bryan looks back fondly on RC Cola and has to set Brenden straight on the difference between it and Crown Royal. Is Milwaukee a state? We take a moment to discuss. Cori also tells us about a true to life experience inspired by Wayne's World and involving the band Reel Big Fish. That trip to the Swordfish Museum can wait listen to this episode now on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple and Google Podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts.

On this episode we take a look at the Simpson family trip to New York City and discuss how this eisode had a lot of funny moments but realy doesn't offer much in the way of story. Brenden tells his story of getting his first speeding ticket while weighing in on Billie Ellish and is shocked to find out how long ago Ferris Bueller was released. Bryan pitches some new story ideas that might have improved the episode and discusses a joke from the episode that doesn't really hold up. Cori tells a story about having to pee during her sonogram and announces that she is retiring the News and Views segment. We also argue about the timing of the Trump/Simpsons connection and it's contribution to the Simpsons prediction phenomenon. So sit back, relax, pour yourself a tall glass of crab juice and enjoy the ride. 

Do you like Boy Bands? Well if so have we got a doozey for you! In this episode we see a government conspiracy lead to the formation of Springfield's first boyband the Party Posse. And let's not forget about the special appearance by N'Sync. Cori has a lot to say about boy bands and sends us down an extensive boy band breakdown, as well as telling us which band she met at a local K-Mart in her youth. She also ranks her favorite members of N'Sync. Bryan tells us who the Simpson's creators originally wanted instead of N'Sync and the joke that they played on Justin Timberlake.  Brenden learns about VJs and asks if this episode ripped of the Josie and the Pusscats movie that came out around the same time. So come kick it with us old school, Word! Just a quick disclaimer Cori was feeling better but was still not 100% so we did the best we could to edit out her coughing but a few may have still made it in.

Oh how we've missed you! Have you missed us? So sorry for the delay but with coflicting scedules and sickness that ran rampant through the house we had a tough time getting this one out for you but here it is in all of it's glory! In this episode we see Krusty try to pivot to stop the bad ratings of Itchy and Scratchy by introducing a new character, everyone's favorite half Joe Camel and a third Fonzarelli, kung fu hippie from Gangsta City, the rappin surfer whose fool he pities, everyone's favorite Poochie.  We were just coming back from a road trip to Pittsburgh so we were all a little bit punchy but think the episode turned pretty good, even if we went multiple days from watching the episode to recording the podcast. Cori sings some Nelly and has a question about Luther Vandross. Bryan tells us of the connection between Poochie and a certain character form Growing Pains, all while trying to discover the meaning of "debu." Brenden leads a discussion of fan boy culture and gets very upset over the concept of painting bricks. But through it all the family can at least agree on one thing, Roy's our boy! So join us for this deleriously delusional ride, you'll be glad you did!

Hot off the 2022 Winter Olympics, we bring you this travel episode, where Homer and Marge compete for Olympic curling glory during the 2010 Winter Olympics, in Vancouver, Canada. Lisa also develops an addictive habit until Bart helps her kick it. Cori discusses the origin of the Romper Room Shout Out and reveals the shocking truth, that she was originally left handed. Brenden is alientated once again, this time it's about Tom Brokow and he helps us to discover that Alaska is further away then we thought. Bryan gets annoyed with the inconsistencies of animated curling and we end the episode talking about funeral potatoes. So get out your brooms and get ready to be swept up in a really fun episode.

We choo-choo-choose you to listen to this classic episode where we take a look at I Love Lisa. Ralph Wiggum falls for Lisa but his interest is not reciprocated. Brenden helps us look at this episode in a different light by not only looking at things through Ralph's eyes but rather through Lisa's eyes. We question Ralph's actions and think that Lisa may not be completely in the wrong. Cori has us play a game where we guess which breakup lines she has used from the show. We also answer listener emails and tell childhood Valentine's Day stories. You might not have asked for it but we also bring you some great nose picking content and make sure to stick around for Cori's bold Super Bowl predictions. This is an all time great episode of the Simpsons and we had a blast recording this one, we hope you enjoy it as well!

For this episode we decided to give Marge some love and go back to the hey day of the show as we look at the season 6 episode, The Fear of Flying. In the episode Marge reveals that she has a deeprooted fear of flying and gets some help to try to overcome it. Our hosts break it all down for you with a lot of fun along the way. Cori says hello to some ball playing boys and asks the age old question are you Team Dylan or Team Brandon. Brenden and Bryan also discuss the history of the couch gag and whether it should be changed. They all talk about the similarities between the songs, It's Raining Men and Bodies, as well as having a discussion about a real dog wedding. We hope that you will send your tots and pears for Dean, and hope you enjoy the show!  

Well we admittedly made a mistake with this episode as there was some confusion between the episode that Brenden wanted and the episode that we took a look at. The episode shows Professor Frink develop his own cryptocurrency and becomes quite wealthy as well as finding some new friend. Not willing to become the second richest man in Springfield Mr. Burns decides to make his own and ultimately usurp Frink of his postion. This episode starts of with just Bryan and Brenden, as Cori was not feeling up to recording but she realizes that she couldn't stay away and shows up halfway through to defend Mariah Carey. Cailin also makes a brief appearance to give you a recommendation.  The episode was the most cryptocurrency episode that ever cryptocurrencied. Along the way the gang is rather critical of this modern episode, but they do find their way to some high points. Bryan loves the Jim Parsons cryptocurrency bit, while Brenden has the realization that this episode is rather similar to a Dhar Mann video. After having a heatfelt moment Cori has another Hello Therapist moment as well as professing her love for googly eyes. Brenden ends the episode with a rant on cryptocurrency and apologizes for the confusion in selected this episode. I guess that's what we get for selected a current one.  Available now on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple and Google Podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts! 

The Budnik-Scarupa family is back with this holiday themed episode from Season 22. Not going to lie it’s a weird one as we see the Christmas dreams of 4 of the family members. The segments are disjointed, nonsensical, end abruptly and at times are just straight up disturbing, maybe like some of your holiday plans this year. Brenden sat this one out because he wasn’t feeling well, but Bryan and Cori try to keep with the holiday feel. Cori loves Spiderman spoilers, but don’t worry she doesn’t say any and brings us a festive hello therapist session. She us gives us her top 3 Christmas songs, and boy do they run the gamut. Each of them have sing along segments as well as detailing their top Christmas movies. They discuss Katie Perry’s very off putting closing comment, but they don’t let that bring them down. So put on your favorite ugly Christmas sweeter, sip some hot cocoa and buckle up for a rather interesting conversation about this krazy kaladescope of an episode. Thank you always for your support and don’t forget you can reach out and like and subscribe our show on our social media platforms: Email: soitscometothispod@gmail.com Instagram: soitscometothis_pod Facebook: soitscome2this