Feel conflicted about the movies you loved as a kid? Let Paul and Erika guide you through all that beloved garbage we watched...after all, nostalgia is more fun when you aren't the only one embarrassed by it. Come dive into yesterday's pop culture today (and connect with the show on Instagram, BlueSky, and Threads)!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 354 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Film ReviewsArtsTV & FilmPerforming Arts |
After watching Rosemary’s Baby and The Faculty, Paul is sure that watching this movie for children will be a nice respite for him in Spooky October. Right? Right?!
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Spooky October is in full swing, and That Aged Well is moving from witches to aliens! Paul and Erika watched The Faculty and are in awe of the level of talent in the cast, the level of caffeine pills in the plotting, and the level of stupid in the ha... more
It’s October, which means it’s Spooky Season, which means it’s scary movies all month! Erika and Paul are kicking it off with a true classic of the genre this time…Rosemary’s Baby! As anyone who has seen this movie could predict, the Elitist East Coa... more
For the finale of TV September, Paul and Erika are heading out west to talk about the iconic frontier soap (is that a genre?) Little House On The Prairie! Look…everyone who has ever seen this show already knows who is going to be the focus of this ep... more
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I love this podcast. I learned about when Paul was on The Newest Olympian and I died laughing at Paul and Mike’s sass. Since then, I haven’t stopped listening to That Aged Well. You are keeping me sane in these, let’s say, interesting times. Thank you for providing much needed escapism and lots of laughter.
This show is hysterical. The hosts’ laughter is contagious. With all the chaos and darkness in the world, this show is a much-needed escape
If you’re familiar with “The Greatest Generation” (lovingly poking fun at Star Trek) or “Who Back When” (ditto for “Doctor Who”), this is the equivalent for ’80s
These don’t know it yet, but I have found my film besties. I listen to tons of movie podcasts, but this immediately became my go-to after my first episode.
I’ve probably listened to half of their episodes already and have never failed to laugh out loud while also nodding right along. I laughed so loudly and so often on a recent flight that I’m truly surprised an air marshall didn’t rush over to restrain me. These two can take any movie, classic or camp, and find both the art and the absurdity... more
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Exploring the nostalgic realm of classic films and television, a lively duo engages listeners by reflecting on beloved yet often cringe-worthy media from their youth. The discussion balances humor and critical analysis, tackling themes of representation, gender roles, and cultural phenomena embedded in iconic shows and movies. The hosts frequently draw parallels between past and present contexts, offering insights into how these films have aged over time while entertaining listeners with their witty banter and personal anecdotes. The focus on both the absurdity and charm of older media sets this show apart as a nostalgic yet critical examination of pop culture that resonates with a wide audience.
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