The short answer is no.

We will break down the unusual plot where young North (Elijah Wood) decides to "divorce" his parents and embarks on a globe-trotting adventure to find new ones. We’ll discuss the film’s blend of fantasy, humor, and life lessons, all wrapped up in a series of zany vignettes featuring an all-star cast, including Bruce Willis, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Dan Aykroyd, and many more.

Get ready for laughs as we recount North’s encounters with bizarre potential parents, from Hawaiian kings and Texan oil barons to Amish farmers and over-the-top showbiz families. We’ll dive into the film’s satirical take on cultural stereotypes, its surprising cameos, and the sometimes controversial reception it received upon release.

Join us as we share behind-the-scenes stories, including how the film came to be under the direction of Rob Reiner, the critical backlash it faced, and why it remains a curious piece of 90s cinema. We’ll also debate whether North is a misunderstood gem or a product of its time, providing plenty of laughs and nostalgia along the way.

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This week we will dive into the whirlwind plot where storm-chasing scientists Jo (Helen Hunt) and Bill (Bill Paxton) race against time—and each other—to deploy their groundbreaking weather research equipment, all while battling a series of deadly tornadoes. We’ll discuss the film's edge-of-your-seat action sequences, from the flying cows to the epic finale, and why Twister became a summer blockbuster sensation.

Get ready for an in-depth discussion on the movie’s memorable moments, including the intense tornado chases, the chaotic flying debris, and that unforgettable drive-in movie scene. We’ll also explore the chemistry between the cast, the film’s depiction of extreme weather phenomena, and how it brought storm chasing into the pop culture spotlight.

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Jay is on vacation this week so we have special "Best of" episode.
At the midway point of our episode we always do a song spoof or skit. This is some of our best ones through the almost three years of doing this show. Hope you enjoy!

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We break down this stupid but zany plot, where computer programmer and all-around goofball Fred Randall (played by Harland Williams) finds himself on a mission to Mars, much to the horror of his fellow astronauts. We’ll dive into the film’s slapstick humor, unforgettable one-liners, and the sheer comedic brilliance of Harland Williams, whose physical comedy and quirky charm make this movie a true gem.

Get ready to laugh along with us as we discuss Fred’s wild antics, from his zero-gravity mishaps to his hilariously unexpected ways of solving space problems. We’ll also touch on the film’s feel-good moments, the camaraderie between the characters, and how RocketMan manages to blend heart with humor in a way that’s still entertaining today.

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This week on Back in the Day with John and Jay, we’re diving into the devilishly semi-funny 1989 comedy She-Devil. Join us as we explore this wickedly entertaining film that blends revenge, laughter, and a whole lot of empowerment.

John and Jay will break down the plot, where frumpy housewife Ruth Patchett (Roseanne Barr) transforms into a fierce, self-made woman after discovering her husband Bob (Ed Begley Jr.) is having an affair with glamorous romance novelist Mary Fisher (Meryl Streep). We’ll discuss how Ruth’s ingenious and hilarious schemes for revenge make this movie a darkly comedic gem.

Get ready for a laugh-out-loud discussion on the standout performances, from Roseanne Barr’s portrayal of Ruth’s transformation to Meryl Streep’s delightfully over-the-top performance as the vain and clueless Mary. We’ll also highlight the film’s sharp humor, clever writing, and the empowering message that resonates throughout Ruth’s journey.

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Hey groovy people! This week on Back in the Day with John and Jay, we’re flashing back to 1995 to review the hilarious and nostalgic The Brady Bunch Movie. Join us as we dive into this brilliantly quirky film that brought the iconic 70s family into the 90s with a whole lot of laughs and love.

John and Jay will break down the plot, where the Brady family, still stuck in their 70s ways, navigates the challenges of the 1990s. We’ll explore how the film brilliantly captures the essence of the original TV show while adding a modern twist, making it a hit for both old fans and new audiences.

Get ready for a fun-filled discussion on the stellar performances by the cast, including Gary Cole as the ever-wise Mike Brady, Shelley Long as the cheerful Carol Brady, and the ensemble of Brady kids who perfectly captured the spirit of their original counterparts. We’ll also reminisce about the film’s most memorable moments, from Marcia’s school crushes to Greg’s groovy music ambitions.

Join us for behind-the-scenes insights, including how the film’s creators balanced nostalgia with fresh humor and the challenges of recreating the iconic Brady house. We’ll also discuss the cultural impact of the movie and why it remains a beloved tribute to the original series.

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We’re taking a trip back to 1968 to revisit the heartwarming family comedy Yours, Mine and Ours. Join us as we dive into the hilarious and touching story of blending families and finding love amid chaos.

John and Jay will explore the charming plot where widowed Navy officer Frank Beardsley (Henry Fonda) and widowed nurse Helen North (Lucille Ball) fall in love and merge their sizable broods into one enormous family. We’ll discuss the film’s comedic moments, tender scenes, and the timeless message of love and unity that resonates through generations.

Get ready for a fun-filled episode as we reminisce about the unforgettable performances by Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball, and the dynamic between their on-screen children that ranges from sibling rivalry to heartwarming camaraderie. We’ll also share behind-the-scenes stories, including how the real-life family that inspired the film felt about their Hollywood portrayal.

Expect plenty of laughs as we recount the film’s funniest moments, from chaotic family dinners to the challenges of managing 18 kids under one roof. We’ll delve into the cultural impact of the film and why it remains a beloved classic in the family comedy genre.

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This week on Back in the Day with John and Jay, we’re blasting off to 1984 to revisit the sci-fi adventure that turned an ordinary kid into an intergalactic hero: The Last Starfighter. Join us as we journey through this beloved cult classic that had every gamer dreaming of a cosmic adventure.

John and Jay will break down the film's thrilling plot, where young Alex Rogan (Lance Guest) goes from a trailer park video game ace to a real-life starfighter pilot in a distant galaxy. We’ll discuss the groundbreaking special effects that brought space battles to life and why this movie remains a cherished gem in the sci-fi genre.

Get ready for a deep dive into the film’s mix of heart and high-stakes action. We’ll explore the characters, from the wise and mysterious Centauri (Robert Preston) to the loyal and brave Grig (Dan O’Herlihy). Expect plenty of laughs as we reminisce about the 80s arcade culture that inspired Alex’s journey and how the movie made us all believe that playing video games could save the universe.

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