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Lianne returns home to that dirty water to tell the story of Ali, Pete and Jimmy Spivnak in Fever Pitch. The stakes could never be higher as Lianne wagers a trip to Dunkin Donuts on the results

NASA scientist, Archie (played by Matthew McConaughey) has a launching problem. Heartbroken after a break up he has some trouble in the bedroom and in the lab. Can his boss' daughter Kate Hudson cure him of his Failure to Launch?

Phil?! Phil Connors?! I thought that was you! It's me Ned. Your friendly "Puxutawney" deli owner. Lianne is in the hot seat this week, as we begin Rom-com February, talking about one of her favorite movies, Groundhog Day. Will Phil ever win Cheryl's affection? What does Rod Huxtable the newscaster have to say about it? Find out on a very special episode of Yeah! I've Seen That. As always, follow us on instagram and twitter-- Leave us a rate and review and let us know what movie you'd like to hear us butcher next!

Who will win the battle for Bridget Jones's heart before her 30th birthday? Her sexy boss Mr. Ferguson? Or the charming-but-sensible Gilbert Gilbertson. Find out this week!

Today Lianne takes us through the Oscar winner Erin Brockovich. Why is the meatpacking plant poisoning the river? What is Charlie Booth doing here? And why exactly are they called boobs, Ed? All this and more on this week's episode.

Aviv and Lianne have to call in reinforcements this week in the form of Special Viewing Unit podcast host Matt Reuter. Our normal hosts tag team tell the story of The Faculty: the classic tale of Joshua Jackson and Katie Holmes fighting aliens with their friend Seth Green.

Wow. WOW. This week Aviv retells one of his favorite teen classics: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. We've got bears, gyros, farting, and campfires this week in Aviv's worst-scoring performance ever.

In honor of its 20th anniversary, Lianne is doing a dramatic retelling of The Royal Tenenbaums. Who will find grandma Tenenbaum's treasure? Why does the Upper East Side act like the beginning of Beauty and the Beast? And exactly how many people are named Mark in this movie? All this and more, this week on Yeah! I've Seen That.

Christmas movie expert, Aviv Rubinstien talks about this unseen (by him) classic. What is Annie going to do when a bike shows up at her house? Can Jimmy Stewart top his performance in "It's A Wonderful Life"?, and listen to Aviv make the class Dylan McDermott/Dermot Mulroney mistake. All that and more on a very special Christmas episode of Yeah! I've Seen That!.

This week, Lianne is back in the hot seat talking about one of her all-time favorite movies (that she hasn't seen): Air Bud. Will Brady every win the big game? Is there anything in the rule book that says a dog can't play basketball? And why is Damon Wayans driving a moving truck?   For more dog content, sign up for friend of the show Eleanor Kagan's top dogs of the year newsletter at https://tinyletter.com/topdogs

How did Aviv possibly miss this one? This week on Yeah! I've Seen That, we talk about the 80's classic Cocoon, with special guest cameos by Richard Dreyfuss and Phyllis Diller.

Happy Thanksgiving all you cats and kittens. Today Lianne tells of the classic tale of Zach and Phil as they try to get home for Thanksgiving. With a special cameo from Harrison Ford in a crop duster and Molly Ringwald on a hijacked train.