Replaying Favorites

Chris and Brie take one last look at the podcast: the highs, the lows, the surprises, the disappointments, the triumphs, the defeats. Maybe the REAL podcast was the friends they made along the way! (Well, they were already friends, so this one can probably just be taken at face value.) Instagram: @ReplayingFavorites Twitter: @ReplayingFavs Logo credit: Metallic Vectors by Vecteezy

Chris and Brie close out the year, and the podcast overall, with a light-hearted take on institutional racism, rampant sexual violence, and unadressed generational trauma. It sounds like a lot to overlook, but all is forgiven thanks to the love a weird old disgraced recluse shows to a teenage boy after dark in secret in a mall parking lot right before being violently murdered. Instagram: @ReplayingFavorites Twitter: @ReplayingFavs Logo credit: Metallic Vectors by Vecteezy

The men are sad and superfluous, the women are tragicomic and terrific, and the colors are pink and pink. This episode improbably contains Dylan McDermott's second concerning intrusion on a woman's privacy, as well as a delightful pitch for a sequel and an important announcement at the end about where this podcast is going.   Instagram: @ReplayingFavorites Twitter: @ReplayingFavs Logo credit: Metallic Vectors by Vecteezy

Brie gets Chris caught up to the early '80s in his cultural knowledge by serving him the second entry (or is it the fifth?) in the Star Wars saga. There's an expected cry over Carrie Fisher, a harsh rebuke of Obi-Wan's ability to give useful directions, and a fair amount of confusion about whether anyone in the movie even knows the Wampa exists. Come back in 20 years to see if technology will allow the hosts to retroactively add more dazzling content to this discussion. Instagram: @ReplayingFavorites Twitter: @ReplayingFavs Logo credit: Metallic Vectors by Vecteezy

Join Chris and Brie as they experience the secondhand trauma of visiting the family for Thanksgiving. Revel in the greatness of returning favorites Holly Hunter and Charles Durning, embrace the chaos of Aunt Glady, and shun the criminal acts perpetrated both on and off screen by Robert Downey, Jr. Instagram: @ReplayingFavorites Twitter: @ReplayingFavs Logo credit: Metallic Vectors by Vecteezy