
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 | 360 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmPerforming ArtsArtsFilm Reviews | |||

It’s a That Aged Well first, as Paul and Erika RETURN to a subject for the first time in the history of the show! After reviewing the first season of Friends in 2019, they now kick off Holiday December with a look at three of the iconic show’s famous... more
We are rounding out Classics month with a real, undeniable classic: it’s Billy Wilder’s 1944 noir Double Indemnity! Did everyone else already know that this movie is about insurance? No, really, a lot of the plot revolves around insurance policies! A... more
Man, this month is gonna give listeners whiplash…after a sunny musical and a disturbing melodrama, we’re going with Mel Brooks’ 1974 Western spoof Blazing Saddles! Sure, Paul once claimed he would never even attempt to talk about this movie, but Erik... more
Classic Film November rolls on with something just a little different…1959’s Suddenly, Last Summer which might just possibly be the darkest film ever done on That Aged Well. And we did A Nightmare On Elm Street two weeks ago! Erika and Paul take you ... more
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This is an excellent recap podcast. I was hoping there would be less plot summary and more cultural criticism. The episode on "Heathers," for example, was almost as long as the movie, and most of it was spent recapping the plot of the movie. I was hoping we would get a short summary, followed by a deep dive into the more problematic parts that haven't, well, aged well. I love the hosts and liked the podcast, but I unsubscribed.
Best podcast ever Erika and Paul make me laugh and love their work
I learned about the podcast when Paul went on God Awful Movies to join the PIAT guys, so I hopped on over to That Aged Well to check out their repertoire. Imagine my delight when my I met his co-host, Erika, a Miami (ex-pat) theater girl like me! This Elder Millennial can’t get enough of the dynamic duo, deconstructing my childhood (and lifelong) favorites, for better or for worse. My favorite is the “Steel Magnolias” episode, which made me feel less alone in my disdain for Annelle. Now that I’v... more
Well, I just found you guys in the year 2025 and I’m starting from the beginning. So I’m very late to the party, but I am having a wonderful time listening to your show and it’s funny and insightful commentary. Thank you so much! And are you happy now, Paul?!
Came in on the Emma episode. Love your voices, vocabulary, critical wit, and little songs. No notes!
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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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