Few can match the compelling grace of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers but the Muppets and Judy Garland sure as heck will try in this episode of Talent Shows.

BREAKING NEWS: Tim drags Meryl Streep. Join us to see how, and to hear more about Women on the Verge in If Beale Street Could Talk and A Letter to Three Wives.

Lifelong schnooks Tim and Matt analyze the schnookery of the masses between Goodfellas, The Crowd, and Wendy and Lucy. Listen to hear who’s crowned king of the schnooks.

This episode has everything. Car chases. Random shootings. Jokes about ham. Comedy troupes turned genuine resistance. Suicide condors. Tim discussed the Eye-Popping nature of The French Connection as well as replacements, To Be or Not to Be and Only Angels Have Wings.

Pulp Fiction presents us a robust and diverse L.A. leading Tim to introduce two movies, one about a wedding the other about a bus, with little in common besides presenting robust and diverse versions of L.A.

After introducing the overshadowed yet crucial film The Last Picture Show, Tim discusses movies that eerily demonstrate how we’ve been dealing with the same problems for decades.

Tim looks at Do the Right Thing as a great example of Tight Quarters and tracks the ensuing pressure of close spaces through the confines of home and the vastness of space.

Tim and Matt discuss the idea of Becoming Human Again in Blade Runner and the proposed sub titles, Beauty and the Beast and Big Trouble in Little China.