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Two late-eighties girls and one early-nineties boy dive back way too deep into the angst, horror, proms and beautiful movie teenagers of the late 20th Century
IKnowWhatUWatchedinthe90s hosts I Know What You Watched in the 90s (and early 2000s), a tv show with 65 episodes published.
We are so in agreement over how great 1993s "Dazed and Confused" is that this episode probably holds the record for most on-mic "Mm-hmm"s! For the sake of making it interesting, we sprinkled in some light debates over wh
We're talking about probably Kid Cudi's favorite movie, 1993s "The Good Son." It may have broken Bryant's brain a little bit 😅Along with hearing your thoughts about Macaulay Culkin's performance, please also email us yo
Huzzah! Prithee! Our collective take on 2001s “A Knight’s Tale” is confusion! We’re confused about why 12-year-old Samantha wasn’t obsessed with it, about whether or not Heath Ledger’s short hair could be styled more tha
It's Samantha's birthday month, so she picked 2001s "The Princess Diaries," which was a surprise hit with the whole group! 🥳 But of course that doesn't mean that we didn't find ridiculous things to comment on... the sch
Welcome to our looooong discussion over 1993s hilarious-hijinks-movie-that-wait-what-is-actually-devastating-as-an-adult-and-we-never-want-to-watch-again, "Mrs. Doubtfire." Robin Williams, you are so talented and it was
It's 2026, which means it's been 33 years since 1993s "Rookie of the Year!" This is the first time Samantha and Bryant have seen this movie, so can you guess whether they as adults enjoyed it more than when Jason watched
Happy December! Our episode on 2003s “Elf” may be one of the most wholesome ones we’ve ever done, and I don’t know what it says about our brand that it’s also one our shortest. We hope listening to the three of us agree
It's two IKWYWIT90S firsts - a BRAND-NEW special guest AND our first/(maybe last?) DCOM (Disney Channel Original Movie)! It may also be one of the episodes in which we most equally discuss the good (Grandma's bag, Sophie
Some lessons from our episode about 2002s "The Ring": - Bryant doesn't like scary movies. - You can't convince us that Aidan wasn't haunted, and potentially a butler. - Today's PG-13 movies are not trying hard enough to
It might be a good thing that Jason didn't join the conversation about 1995s "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" because we're not sure how well he would have handled listening to the rest of us gush about this cool movie wit
We would all pay good money to know the when and how it was decided we would watch 1991s "Cool as Ice," but also we're not mad at it 😂 We ARE full of questions such as, what amount of time does this movie span? Is it or
Do we see "I 2 I" or does someone "Stand Out" from the group? "Nobody Else But You" will find out if "After Today" we're still willing to trust each other "On the Open Road" of cinema. We do agree that our discussion is
For a movie that will forever need No Notes, we sure were able to talk about it for a long time 😂 We hope you enjoy our episode about the 1993 masterpiece that is "The Sandlot," and we hope all our listeners have had or
This episode on 1993s "So I Married an Axe Murderer" is a good time whether or not you're a WO-man! Thank you for listening, all our fans with proportionate heads that would never block a TV screen. #TonyandtheChief
We do the investigative work of how many non-the chosen movie-related topics we can fit into one episode ... turns out it's a lot when the movie is 1997s "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" 😅 No offense to Mik
Is this episode about 1997s “Selena,” or about how great the real-life Selena was (one of the few things all four of us actually agree on!)? A little bit of both? "Do anything for Salinas" by listening to this episode! A
This episode is part our reaction to 1995's "Mallrats," part Jason explaining/defending it. If you miss him being the one who criticizes the movie, we recommend you listen to basically any other episode of ours 😂
We're back in 2025 (or "20-20-20-20" as some of us call it 😂) , and we are starting the year with 1994's "Forrest Gump!" Now that we've gone through our original list of teen movies, we plan on having a new monthly epis
We may be a little “Rusty Nail” (Joy Ride reference that will make more sense once you’ve listened to the whole episode) with the podcasting, but we’re back to discuss what scared you in the 90s (and maybe other decades)
"Drop Dead Gorgeous" applies to so many things in this episode - the name of the 1999 movie we watched, Samantha sniffling and squeaking through illness, and our podcast coming to an end (allegedly). Thank you for suppor
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