"Throw me a frickin' bone here!" 🕶️😆

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90's Edition, Hannah introduces us to her new cat, and Allison falls down the internet rabbit hole known as Mall World—the strange phenomenon where thousands of people claim to dream about the same endless, maze-like shopping mall. And somehow… Hannah has one too.

Then we rewind Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997), the movie that gave us Dr. Evil, Mr. Bigglesworth, Swedish-made penis enlargers, and enough innuendos to make an entire generation quote it for decades.

We're talking:🕶️ Austin Powers and Dr. Evil🐱 Mr. Bigglesworth and Scott Evil🌋 Sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads😂 The most quotable lines in the movie🎵 The swinging '60s colliding with the '90s

Plus: Mike Myers playing double duty, Elizabeth Hurley, Will Ferrell's scene-stealing performance, and why Hannah somehow ended up giving this movie a…⭐ 9/10

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This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90's Edition, Hannah learns how to mail a package, Allison climbs onto a grocery store soapbox, and somehow we end up discussing both one of television's greatest political dramas and three kid ninjas.

First, we watch the pilot episode of The West Wing and meet President Jed Bartlet, Josh Lyman, CJ Cregg, Sam Seaborn, and the fast-paced world of Aaron Sorkin's White House. To Allison's delight, Hannah actually loved it.

Then we rewind 3 Ninjas (1992), the movie that convinced an entire generation to ask their parents for karate lessons.

We're talking:📦 Hannah's first trip to the post office🥬 Why Allison thinks you should pick out your own groceries (thanks to Tyler's video)🏛️ The West Wing and peak 90s television🥷 Rocky, Colt, and Tum Tum🍕 Pizza, jelly beans, and ninja training😂 Whether men with ponytails were automatically villains in the 90s

Hannah's West Wing Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ (4.5/5)
Hannah's 3 Ninjas Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐½ (6.5/10)

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"Hot ice. It's the best of both worlds." 🧊⚾

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90's Edition, we rewind Rookie of the Year (1993)—the movie that convinced an entire generation that breaking your arm might be a viable path to Major League Baseball.

When 12-year-old Henry Rowengartner breaks his arm, it heals with a very unusual side effect: a 100+ mph fastball. Before long, he's pitching for the Chicago Cubs, making Sports Illustrated, and trying to balance baseball fame with being a kid.

We're talking:

• Henry Rowengartner and the Cubs' magical playoff run
• Daniel Stern directing and playing Brickma
• The mystery of Hot Ice
• Why Gary Busey's Chet Stedman might be the heart of the movie
• "Pitcher's got a big butt!" and other elite baseball taunts

Plus: John Candy, hidden ball tricks, Wrigley Field, and Hannah's surprisingly harsh review.

Hannah's Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/10)

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“The O-needers?” 😂

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we rewind That Thing You Do! (1996)—Tom Hanks’ directorial debut and one of the most underrated music movies of the 90s.

Before the movie, we take a detour into boy band history with 5ive’s When the Lights Go Out and boy band parody, DuJour’s unhinged Backdoor Lover from Josie and the Pussycats.

Then we follow The Wonders (formerly the Oneders… yes, the “Oh-needers”) as one song launches them from Erie, Pennsylvania into sudden fame, screaming fans, matching suits, and the chaos of the music industry.

We’re talking:
🎸 One-hit wonder culture and 90s boy bands
🥁 Guy Patterson being the emotional backbone of this movie
🎤 Steve Zahn stealing every scene
💔 Why Faye deserved better
😂 And Hannah’s official review:
“It was worth the $6.”
“I didn’t want to punch them when they sang.”

Plus: Beatles history, fake movie bands, Spartacus references, and the terrifying realization that Gen Z did not grow up knowing John, Paul, George, and Ringo were The Beatles.

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“You’re killing me, Smalls.” This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we rewind one of the most iconic coming-of-age movies of the 90s—The Sandlot (1993).

Before diving into the movie, we somehow end up talking about childhood chores, mowing lawns, and the very different ways Millennials and Gen Z grew up.

Then we head to the Sandlot—where Scotty Smalls meets Benny “The Jet” Rodriguez, learns baseball, faces The Beast, and survives the greatest summer of his life.

We’re talking:

• The legends of Babe Ruth and Benny The Jet
• The truth about Hercules “The Beast”
• The Fourth of July night game
• The lines everyone still quotes today
• And why this movie still feels like summer

Plus: Wendy Peffercorn, PF Flyers, and one legendary pickle.

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We’re back… and apparently Bigfoot is part of the conversation now.

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we return from break with a new car, a new license plate, and a deep dive into Wild America (1997)—the adventure film inspired by the real-life Stouffer brothers and their wildlife filmmaking journey.

Before our movie of the week, Hannah finally watches Harry and the Hendersons, which naturally leads us into an important debate:
Would you bring Bigfoot home with you?

Then we rewind Wild America—a coming-of-age adventure starring Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Devon Sawa, and Scott Bairstow as three brothers chasing dangerous wildlife, unforgettable footage, and freedom beyond their small-town future.

We’re talking:
🦅 JTT and peak 90s heartthrob energy
🐻 The cave of sleeping bears
📹 Why 90s adventure movies hit differently
💥 Family dynamics, risk-taking, and finding your path
🚗 And the continuing saga of Allison’s cursed license plates

Plus: Calico Critters somehow enter the conversation.

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“It’s not a toomah.”

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we’re diving into Kindergarten Cop (1990)—the action-comedy that gave us Arnold Schwarzenegger as a kindergarten teacher… and somehow made it work.

Before we get into the movie, Allison shares a very real self-defense story that didn’t exactly go as planned (featuring an unexpected 2nd degree black belt 😅).

Then we rewind Kindergarten Cop—following Detective John Kimble as he goes undercover in a classroom full of chaos to track down a dangerous criminal.

We’re talking:
💥 Arnold’s iconic one-liners
🎒 The chaos of kindergarten (and why it actually works)
😂 The moments that still hold up
🎬 The mix of action, comedy, and heart

Plus—Hannah’s first real introduction to Arnold, and whether this one still lands today.

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Some stories hit a little different.

This week on Millennial Meets Gen Z: 90’s Edition, we’re diving into Erin Brockovich (2000)—a film based on a true story about a single mom who takes on a $28 billion corporation… and wins.

Allison revisits this powerful story, while Hannah experiences it for the first time—meeting Erin, Ed Masry, and the real people behind one of the largest direct-action lawsuits in U.S. history.

We’re talking:

• The real-life case behind the movie
• The fight against PG&E and contaminated water in Hinkley, California
• Julia Roberts’ iconic performance
• The moments that hit harder than expected

Plus, we get into the real Erin Brockovich—what happened after the case, and the lasting impact of her work.

From persistence to purpose, this episode is about standing your ground—even when the odds aren’t in your favor.

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