Nov. 4-10: Batman meets his hero, Rebecca Romijn is a femme fatale, Christopher Walken hosts a quartet, Greg Kinnear is a sex addict, Ralphie finally gets his on The Sopranos, an erotic thriller with James Belushi, French movies get très weird, and we settle the question: real women…do they have curves? All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Oct. 28-Nov. 3: X-Men get animated, Denzel’s drunk in the cockpit, Star Wars Kid is the hero we need, Tim Allen’s still Santa, Tobey Maguire fights trash pandas, Treehouses of Horror, clones go to high school, George Lucas sells out, Bill Clinton becomes the first Boomer president, The RZA’s got iron fists, and it turns out Rage Against the Machine is political. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Oct. 21-27: Madonna does it on a coffee table, Miami-based videogames rule, Robert De Niro is a bad lawyer, George Strait is pure country, Mark Wahlberg is no Cary Grant, Jackass hits the big screen, Silent Hill reveals something, and Gerard Butler goes surfing. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Oct. 14-20: The Sega-CD disappoints everyone, Diane Lane’s got a gun, Joe Pesci’s got a camera, Samuel L. Jackson goes to England, the Russo Bros. debut, Mary Elizabeth Winstead has a problem, Tyler Perry hunts a killer, Chris has non-COVID, Diana’s a wimp, and JR is the richest man in Middle Earth. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Oct. 7-13: Jason Statham becomes a star, a presidential threeway, another Columbus movie, Steven Seagal’s best film, Seinfeld learns about the Moops, Kevin James gets punched, notorious bombs, James Van Der Beek goes to college, seven psychopaths go dognapping, Ethan Hawke gets scared, Emma Watson branches out, and the DC universe explodes. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

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Join them each week as they slay their way through the series, episode by episode, re-watching, and watching for the very first time. They’ll break down Buffy and her friends' adventures through weekly recaps, categories, and awards while Ash takes some (wooden stake) stabs at predicting what she thinks will happen next. They'll also welcome the occasional Buffy cast member, guest star, or celebrity superfan to join in the slaying.

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Sept. 30-Oct. 6: Tom Selleck heads to Japan, Sinead O’Connor rips it up, Kieran Culkin grows up, Dustin Hoffman’s a hero, Naruto runs for it, Tim Burton goes Frankenstein, Liam Neeson’s got skills again, Zac Efron gets pissed on, and coffee is for closers. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Sept. 23-29: The Sci-Fi channel launches, Paul Reiser is mad (about you), a French vampire versus the mob, Whoopi Goldberg goes to South Africa, Bill Crystal is Mr. Saturday Night, Jerry Stiller’s kid gets a sketch show, Bart is disappointed by Camp Krusty, Michelle Pfeiffer is a bad mom, Jackie Chan is a special effect, more Sherlock Holmes on TV, and Adam Sandler gets kid friendly. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Sept. 16-22: A giant week, with cops and gangs in South Central, Brendan Fraser fights bigots, Seattle single life, weird sketch shows, Bob Newhart is an artist, Picket Fences is weird, we climb the Aggro Crag, Steve Coogan gets down, Maggie Gyllenhaal gets spanked, Heath Ledger gets shamed, Philip Seymour Hoffman starts a cult, Dredd plays tower defense, Clint Eastwood plays ball, and the worst reviewed movie of all time. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Sept. 9-15: Hellraiser returns, homeless teens, yacht racing, Jason Lee’s paying for college, Robin Williams is creepy af, Nicolas Cage’s Taken, Richard Gere’s pyramid scheme, J.Law gets stalked, lots of short-lived cartoons about cows and cats and knights and barbarians, and the debut of a really clownish character. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Sept. 2-8: Blade Runner gets fixed, Fatal Attraction Jr., American Idol has a moment, Matthew Broderick is lost, Penelope Cruz gets hammy, Goofy gets a show, Jonathon Frakes stops lying, Bradley Cooper can’t write, and has Robert De Niro played more cops or criminals? All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Aug. 26-Sept. 1: Tom Hardy’s lawless, Pet Sematary is resurrected, Martin Lawrence brings Sheneneh, Jennifer Aniston breaks bad, a British secret agent frog, a haunted website, evil videotapes, the Montgomery Burns Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Excellence, and who wouldn’t pay money to go to a theater full of screaming toddlers? All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Aug. 19-25: Al Pacino builds a star, Baz Luhrmann debuts, Matthew Perry gets served, Robert Pattinson rides in a limo, Dax Shepard is on the run, Stephen Hawking gets a movie, Florida gets slammed, Willem Dafore can’t sleep, and the first (and worst) of the dueling Columbuses. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Aug. 12-18: Breaking Bad hops a train, Larry Sanders hits the air, Bridget Fonda gets a roommate, Robert Evans stays in the picture, a painting of Jesus gets ‘improved’, John Ritter’s trapped in TV, a girls sports movie hits the beach, a kid gets leafy, classic horror for kids from Nickelodeon and Laika, and Ross Perot hears sucking. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Aug. 5-11: Guns N Roses is a riot, John Lithgow gets creepy, the Spy Kids get weirder, Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis are unelectable, a trio of kid ninjas, and Mario Paint is music to our ears. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

July 29-Aug. 4: Meryl and Goldie make a camp classic, Dana Carvey comes out of his shell, your ethnic mom’s favorite rom-com, your Anglophile mom’s favorite vacation movie, wimpy kids, Celeste and Jesse, Tommy Lee Jones gets therapy, and Bebe’s kids don’t die, they multiply. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

July 22-28: Daman Wayans needs mo’ money, a flying pig, Jon Lovitz rules space, Ben Stiller keeps watch, Christopher Walken fights bears, manic pixie dream girls, moon Nazis, and a documentary with a happy ending for once. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

July 15-21: Jack Nicholson has trouble, eBay hits Buy It Now, Fred Willard goes to the movies, David Arquette is a freak, Ross Perot quits, Michael J. Fox is mousey, Breaking Bad hits the home stretch, and skinny James Gandolfini. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

July 8-14: Tom Hanks joins the mob, Meg Ryan swaps bodies, the Crocodile Hunter hits the big screen, the worst Halloween movie, Tony Shalhoub is nervous, JCVD is universal, and someone’s thrown in the pool on Melrose Place. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

July 1-7: Eddie Murphy is a player who gets played, Tom Hanks makes a comeback, comedy jams get def, Sir Mix-a-Lot has likes and dislikes, Bow Wow is Like Mike, origin stories for the Powerpuff Girls and Spider-Man (again), Oliver Stone is a savage, and Katy Perry’s in 3D. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

June 24-30: David Duchovny gets spicy letters, Channing Tatum takes it off, Jackie Chan teams up with Michelle Yeoh, the best Indiana Jones game, Hey Arnold hits the big screen, Madea’s hiding out, we’re still mad at The Newsroom, Wes Anderson goes to camp, and we learn how to pronounce Quvenzhané. All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

Batman returns with wonderful new villains and issues, Seeking friends at the end of the world, everything you’ve ever wanted to know about the bikini carwash, Stephen Spielberg’s finest  post-ET sci-fi moment, Disney’s modern day classic, and more!

Jason Borne is born, a forgotten 90s comedy, the dawn of internet piracy, Adam Sandler's raunchiest movie is irredeemable, Hanna-Barbera collides with modernity, and we hopefully talk about Dan Quayle for the last time! All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten.

June 3-9: Kid and Play go to school, Bill Clinton rocks out, comics get mature, Chris Rock and Kim Possible are spies, TV gets way too meta, puppets make phone calls, time travel goes indie, we learn the secrets of the Ya-Ya sisterhood, and we like to move it move it for the last time. All that and more this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly look back on the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

May 27-June 2: Omar comin’, Night Court clocks out, Eddie Griffin is undercover, Mad Men’s Joan games the system, Apple gets ahead of itself, Piranha’s bigger and bouncier, an orange gets a TV show, Paul Simon goes to Africa, and Samus finally returns. All that and more this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly look back on the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.