Mike talks to writer Alan Siegel (The Ringer) who just wrote a book about the golden era of The Simpsons in the 90s changed TV and America forever. They build their Mount Rushmore of 90’s Simpsons episodes, how the show was influenced by classic cinema and the best movies that they did parodies of on the show. In the Movie Review, Mike defends The Electric State and its horrendous score on the notorious fruit reviewing site. He talks about why people were too harsh on it, how he feels about the Russo Brothers going into the next Avengers movies, and his theory on why Netflix may start spying on us to improve their movies? In the Trailer Park, Mike talks about the new Blumhouse horror movie coming out this week, The Woman In The Yard. It’s about a mysterious woman who repeatedly appears in a family's front yard, often delivering chilling warnings and unsettling messages, leaving them to question her identity, motives and the potential danger she might pose. Mike shares the major red flags that popped up from him in the preview.

PRE-ORDER HERE: STUPID TV, BE MORE FUNNY by Alan Siegel. A book about the golden age of The Simpsons in the '90s, comes out on June 10.

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Alan Siegel (The Ringer) On The Simpsons in the 90’s and Famous Movie Parodies + Movie Review: The Electric State (Netflix) + Trailer Park: The Woman In The Yard 50:24 Share

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Alan Siegel (The Ringer) On The Simpsons in the 90’s and Famous Movie Parodies + Movie Review: The Electric State (Netflix) + Trailer Park: The Woman In The Yard