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Hosted by Ryan and Kayleigh · tv · EN · 166 episodes
He's from the 80's. She's from the 90's. Together, they discuss the films, shows, and music videos that shaped them. Join this couple, and a few of their close friends, as they revisit their favorite stories and decide whether or not they hold up to their hype.
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Ryan and Kayleigh hosts Look What You Made Me View, a tv show with 166 episodes published.
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Episode #146
This week! We have given a name to our film and it's Batman (1989)! Listen in as Kayleigh ranks the caped crusaders, Ryan argues why the sum of the film's parts (Prince, Danny Elfman, Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson) are better than it's flaws (the cowl), and they both debate the age old question, did Batman make the Joker? Interruption: "The Suburbs" by Arcade Fire (directed by Spike Jonze) *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*
Episode #145
This week! We watched a film with sweltering heat and sizzling solar panels, "Sahara" (2005)! Listen in as Ryan questions the prevalence of cellphones in 2005, Kayleigh questions the probability of successfully pulling a "Panama", and they both wonder what people should do with unused fire extinguishers. Interruption: "Straight Up" by Paula Abdul *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly*
Episode #144
This week! We watched a film that asks the age old question, is he a real boy? D.A.R.Y.L is a film about A.I. made before the Internet was widely available. Listen in as Kayleigh explains "Race to Witch Mountain," Ryan talks about the power of chosen family, and they both discuss the magic of baseball. Interruption: "Airplanes" by B.o.B feat. Hayley Williams *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly* Trigger warning: this episode contains conversations about assault
Episode #143
This week! We turn blue for "Big Fat Liar" (2005)!Listen in as Ryan and Kayleigh discuss pink feather dusters, soulmates, palm pilots, and their favorite TV show all while avoiding discussing this movie. Interruption: "Black or White" by Michael Jackson *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly* *Trigger warning: this episode contains conversations about Dan Schneider's elicit behavior towards minors.
Episode #140
This week! We watched the film that single-handedly convinced an entire generation to name their kids Madison, "Splash" (1984)! Listen in as Ryan questions fish anatomy, Kayleigh lets everyone know how she really feels about beaches, and they both share their ideas for a recast. Interruption: "Evacuate the Dance Floor" by Cascada *Please enjoy this explicit content responsibly* Corrections and Omissions: The actress from "Mean Girls" whom Kayleigh refers to is powerhouse/all around badass Renee Rapp. The lyrics to "Everytime We Touch" are actually "...I swear I could fly." Kayleigh apologizes for misremembering these lyrics, but in her defense, she was infected by the sound.
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