Mal joins Josh and Danny in covering an a-historic animated flick that transforms the anger of the proletariat into the influence of demons. Kirsten Dunst plays Young Anastasia (for maybe 5 lines of "dialogue?"). Mal loves the movie. Danny "knows history." Your humble host is disturbed by Disney (and Disney-adjacent) politics. How do y'all think Don BLuth feels about FOX getting bought by The Mouse?

Halloweeen comes early this year! The Gutte play a bumbling paranormal con man, and Kirsten Dunst plays his affable niece. Together, they solve the mystery behind a 60-year-old mystery. A man named Leonard Pickle supposedly designed the ride on which this made-for-TV-movie is based, and Chris once accidentally bit him. Chris Plemonses Josh. Josh explains POD OF LOVE CAST [it's a good thing], which you can find at patreon.com/nooneworkhhere

Shane checks back in and Bud straightens out any confusions he may have about the plot and characters. We list all the doctors and decide we don't really like any of them except Dr. Benton, who's actually kind of a huge nerd. Bodies are just a series of tubes, and we confuse ER with House. Charlie Chemingo finally suffers violence. Who is responsible for suicide? And for that matter, who is responsible for nursing budgets? What I know is that we are responsible for puns and theme park ideas. Good riddance to Dr. Woo Woo. Less-good riddance to Dr. Gant - we hardly knew ye. RIP to RJ: he was the realest., and we miss him every day.

Shane Stroud is an expert on ER (and a lot of other trash TV, just like Josh) and he is here to introduce Kirsten's 6-episode arc on ER's third season. We do a good job talking about the broader themes that will be present in the coming episodes (available at patreon.com/nooneworkhere) despite minimal prior knowledge on your humble host's behalf. Introducing: Doctor Dog Ross, Doctor The-Most-Divorced-Man-On-Earth, Doctor Nurse Carol, Doctor Woo Woo, Doctor White Savior, The Healthmobile, and Kirsten Dunst as Charlie Chemingo.

Welcome to Vonneboys! It's basically the SwayzePod, but instead about Kurt Vonnegut adaptations. The cast, with John Goodman and Nick Nolte, and literally Laura Palmer herself, does the best they can with some dicey source material. Just like us! Can it be a cromedy if it's about Nazis? And why did Hitler kill himself? Cheapshow: https://cheapshow.bandcamp.com/

Part 2 is a big bummer, but at least Kirsten Dunst is there and also in charge. Gee guys, I'm starting to think The Government is pretty dumb.

Forest Bakery: https://www.instagram.com/forestoakpark/?hl=en

This one is a goddamn doozy. Part character assassination, part psy-op, part family drama, and 100% Randy Quaid. Meanwhile, Laura Dern gives the performance of a lifetime. It turns out Jo is way more aware of Nazi punks that I ever was.

Forest Bakery: https://www.instagram.com/forestoakpark/?hl=en

We rank the dangers of Jumanji rolls and Danny has a problem with Robin Williams, but it's not like, a moral one. Just a personal preference. Kirsten Dunst is in top form for sass, and Josh wishes that she would take some of that sass over to the DVD Bonus Features. This episode features the Fear-Love Spectrum (actually the Fear-Love Dichotomy) and many other references to the SwayzePod.