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Two warring families are being targeted by an assassin that is able to use your allergies against you. As the next generation of the families work with red to get to the bottom of the attack, Red works with the task force to find out what is really going on so he can make Agnes's recital in time.

Although it sort of abandons the overarching mythology again and gives us what is more or less a standalone story, “Dream Logic” is still a strong episode of Fringe, giving us some great character moments and symbolism. We (Chris and Darrell) share our thoughts about this episode and what we first thought about it vs. what we think now. We share our favorite moments such as Olivia opening up to Peter about the death of Charlie, the episode’s many uses of colors such as red and green, and so much more! Be sure to stay tuned for the entire episode because we also share some great feedback from listeners including Eric, ShelkyBean, Pavla aka Polla, Geoff, and Patty from Canadia! If you would like to contribute feedback to the podcast and/or would like to sign up to be a co-host for a season 2 episode, hit us up!

A first trip to Disney World is always an epic event. Bryce returns from Disney World after a great trip with his two boys Jack (10) and Ellis (6). Not only do Jack and Ellis give some very honest feedback about the trip, but Bryce also gives an in depth look into traveling to WDW with young boys. The discussion is full of tips and tricks to manage a first time (or any time) Disney World vacation!

It's party game time! In this "Would Your Rather" meets "Mad Libs" style game, Colby and Darrell take turns pulling random questions from a hat and then choosing either random Disney movies or Disney characters. They then have to make a decision based on the random things they've drawn from the hats!

Red continues his crazy ways by giving up one of the biggest fish to date to the task force in the Morgana Logistics Corporation. A network of real and fake companies that move goods and services all over the world. An organization so well run, you may even think Red was the head of the entire thing?

Momentum can be deferred, but it must always be paid back in full, and, after the last two episodes of the season, this episode certainly pays it back! We finally get one of the big season finale cliffhangers resolved - what Olivia and William Bell talked about in the Redverse - and also get a plethora of burning questions answered. It all comes to a head (see what we did there?) when our hero is broken and defeated and the bad guys have seemingly won.

The Little Mermaid was released in 1989. It is a captivating animated musical that continues to enchant audiences of all ages. Plans for a remake of 1989's The Little Mermaid were confirmed in May 2016. The film was released in the United States on May 26, 2023. Critics praised the performances of the cast and the musical sequences but criticized the visual effects and character designs. But which one is the best? This is the subject that Rachel and Jeremiah tackle on this week's episode of Mouse House Weekly. They compare plots, characters and music, giving each subject a score. At the end they tally up and find out which film is best.

Not one, not two but THREE episodes are covered this week on The Blacklist Exposed as the show makes its final move of the series to Thursday nights in the states. It's a trifecta cast of epic proportions as we break down the last of the stand alone eps and the first of what looks to be our end game with Arthur Hudson.

Ben is back from his first sailing aboard a Royal Caribbean ship. It may be impossible to compare the fleets of Royal Caribbean and Disney Cruise Line, but in this episode Ben does his best to share how the Radiance of the Seas compares to the Disney Magic. These two ships come from a similar era, and are very comparable in size and capacity. Erica comes along for the ride and the two talk everything from dining to entertainment to service and more. Is it truly an apples to apples comparison, or is one of these experiences more of a poisoned apple? Plus, a long time ago in a Disney park far, far, away, Ben went to Star Wars Nite and Erica claims he did it all wrong. Is she right? Come along for an episode filled with late night flights, and royal sailings!

Join Chris and Darrell this week as we discuss “Fracture” -  the third episode of Fringe’s second season! We reflect on whether or not we initially suspected that the case would tie into the Observers and how this episode ties into season 5. We also discuss how the last couple of scenes really help save the episode for us, and we share feedback from Rory, M.G., Patty from Canadia, ShelkyBean, and Musketeer Dad. If you want to contribute feedback to the podcast and/or would like to sign up to be a co-host for a season 2 episode, hit us up!

The long anticipated third season of the Mandalorian has concluded. Since its conclusion, fans have seemed a bit split on their thoughts on the season, so Blake, JJ, and recurring guest and fellow Mouse House Weekly host Jeremiah are here to discuss everything about it! The trio of big Star Wars fans discuss each episode in order, discussing their praises and issues, as well as quick summaries for what happened to refresh any memories of the show. They talk about their thoughts on how the arcs evolve over the course of the season, and some questions about what the future of the show may look like. Before getting to the main discussion, they also discuss what they’ve done Disney lately, which include some Disney merch, Guardians of the Galaxy, and Spider-Man. If you’re maybe unsure of your thoughts on the newest season of Mando, fly on in and see if we can help piece that together for you!

Siya is on babysitting duty this week to try and pry a case out of Red. Turns out she wants to know more about Agent Meera Malik and her past.  Red leverages an old stamp to lure out information that may just get Siya the answers she is looking for.

Arg, mateys, it's time to set sail on a new and tasty adventure! Nestled in one of Disneyland's most beloved lands, New Orleans Square, Pirates of the Caribbean ride and The Blue Bayou restaurant go hand-in-hand. If you're lucky enough to get a reservation at The Blue Bayou restaurant, then you get to see the boats from the ride drift by while you enjoy your meal. As a rider on Pirates, we find the opening scene drifting through the bayou to be very charming.

Agnes is under the weather this week so Pinky pays her a visit with some movies and ice cream. While meeting with Agnes, Red receives a call from Dembe asking for his help to get Dr. Michael Abani out of custody in Yemen because Dembe needs a favor from an old friend, specifically the mother of Dembe's kid.

It’s finally time to discuss the infamous Mole-Rat Man episode, the episode that initially went down as many fans’ least favorite episode. How does it hold up fourteen years later? Do we still not care a whole lot for this episode, or do we now look back at it more fondly? We speculate as to why this episode didn’t initially go over well and, of course, share listener feedback from Rory, Patty from Canadia and her daughter Emily, ShelkyBean, Erin, and Juan!