Strange Bedfellows

Hey everyone! Tanner's back, and he brought a friend! This is a pilot for a new podcast we're working on about the '90s (for you young people, that was a decade that we used to live in). If you like it, let us know, and we'll try to do more! This one's about "Hackers."
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We're taking a break for the Holidays! At least, that's what THEY want you to think.

But never fear — there's going to be plenty of sweet, sweet content on our Patreon while you wait, including new weekly episodes of our TGIF show with Jack and special guest host Josh Fjelstad, as well as some long lost episodes of The Baby-Sitters Club Club and our extensive archive of Little Sister Little Episodes. You can find all that and more at Patreon.com/BSCCPodcast, and as soon THEY leave us alone, we'll be back with Hackers. We love you and we kiss you!
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Emma's in her Mean Era, and we're halfway through the ONLY way to enjoy what film critics are calling the "scintillating" "Emma Squadrilogy." That's right, this week it's Part 1 and 2 of Romola Garai's 2009 Emma miniseries, featuring Crash Override and Dumbledore. Hack the planet!

Special thanks to Baby Bee Carys for the theme music!

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In this "scentillating" adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel, Marianne and Elinor "Smellinor" Dashwood have invented a magical lotion that cures arthritis so their patent lawyer boyfriends can make them rich again, just like Jane would have wanted if she'd thought of it! Anyway, be sure to hug somebody you love and hold them close today, because we only have a limited time on this precious planet.

Special thanks to Baby Bee Carys for the theme music!

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Dive into the Boneiverse with us as we explore the deep, mind-expanding lore and vast secrets contained in the lost "Wishbone 'Northanger Abbey,'" aka, "Pup Fiction," aka, "Woofanger Waggy." This is certainly the most doggedly wag-nificent adaptation of Jane Austen's penultimate novel, but is it also the best? The answer to that pressing question — and a historically important ranking of television's terriers — within.

Special thanks to Baby Bees Carys and Liz for the music!

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