Thirty Twenty Ten

Freddy Krueger comes home, Super Mario Bros gets its first sequel, Bill Murray rules underground in a movie no one remembers - Oct 5-11: Thirty Twenty Ten

America gets its own Super Mario sequel, Charmed bewitches TV, Golden Girls gets a spin-off, Eddie Murphy is divine, Phoebe gives birth to triplets, the record industry sues an MP3 player, and Russel Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Bill Murray are in movies no one remembers. All that and more this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, you're podcast look back on the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

There's a dynamite new contender in cable, a Woody Allen movie you don't have ashamed to watch, and a double shot of unfunny political comedy - Sept 28-Oct 4: Thirty Twenty Ten

Robin Williams dies, Elvira and Bill Maher get their own movie, Ted Turner buys a television network, HBO debuts its least prestigious show to date, Greg Kinnear has a stupid dream, Dreamworks' first ANTimated movie, Monica topples Aerosmith, spoiled Chihuahuas, and MC Hammer is almost there. All that and more, on this edition on Thirty Twenty Ten, your auditory look back on the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago

Snoopy gets weird, Shia LeBouef gets stalked, and Newsradio says goodbye to Phil Hartman - Sept 21-27: Thirty Twenty Ten

Mel Blanc's last tune, baby chimps wearing costumes, the Flat Booties invade, Aaron Sorkin's TV debut, Newsradio makes us cry, Jeremy Irons makes us uncomfortable across two decades, Chuck Palahniuk's second movie, Pink wants to start a fight, The Mentalist first mentaling, Mega Man is both old and new, and Will and Grace are just getting started. All that and more, on this edition on Thirty Twenty Ten, your auditory look back on the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago

Ricky Gervais sees ghosts, Jackie Chan touches Chris Tucker's radio, Garfield and Friends are ready to party - Sept 14-20: Thirty Twenty Ten

Run DMC gets a movie, Garfield begins his Saturday morning reign, Ed Harris goes west, Samuel L. Jackson hates his neighbor, Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan begin a trilogy, Marilyn Manson shows dope, Conan turns 5, Toonami is canceled, Rock Band comes back, Michael Jackson topples Bill Cosby, and we hopefully talk about the The Flintstones for the last time. All that and somehow more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, you're auditory look back on the week that was, 30, 20 and 10 years ago.

Matt Damon and Ed Norton gamble on the 90s, there is officially too much Alf in the 80s, and the Cohen Bros shoot Brad Pitt in the face - Sept 7-Sept 13: Thirty Twenty Ten

Pokemon catches all young TV viewers, Spyro debuts, the Coen Brothers make there funniest film in years, Hole releases a good album, Alf gets his second spin-off, Scooby Doo goes back in time, MTV awards everybody in every decade, Robert De Niro and Al Pacino combine to make one of the worst movies ever, and it's the anniversary of the Starr Report! All this and more on this edition of Thirty Twenty Ten, your look back at the week that was 30, 20 and 10 years ago!

Sons of Anarchy makes a basic cable splash, the most hyped video game of all-time makes its long awaited debut, and the anxiously awaited follow-up to Rugrats is finally here - Aug 31-Sept 6: Thirty Twenty Ten

Mario make his most embarrassing debut, Hercules and the Thornberrys get a TV show, JCVD teams up with Rob Schneider, Mega Man goes 3D, relive the Black Sox scandal, FX debuts its biggest show of all-time, and NKOTB4EVER! All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, your look back at the week that was 30, 20 and 10 years ago!

Vin Diesel head to Babylon, Jason Statham and the two guns, and you will believe a horse can talk! - Aug 24-30: Thirty Twenty Ten

Bobcat Goldthwait makes his first truly great movie, Metallica delivers justice, Guy Ritchie burst onto the scene, Kevin Smith sees his movie hilariously butchered, we head back to Sleepaway Camp, and Lauryn Hill's Everything is Everything is everything! all this and more on this edition of Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly journey back to the week that was 30, 20 and 10 years ago...

Freddy Krueger Turns 4, Dwight Shrute Rocks, and Marvel Bets on Wesley Snipes and Wins Big - Aug 17-23: Thirty Twenty Ten

Nu Metal hits the big time with Kid Rock, Korn and even Durst directing, Marvel's cinematic dominance begins with a vampire slayer, that show about the 70s debuts on Fox, Michelle Pfeiffer is mob married, Hamlet gets a pretty great sequel, and Spaghetti Cat is the greatest thing that's ever happened. All that and more on this edition of Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly look back on the week that was, 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Stella's Groove Returns, The Wrong Avengers, Tropic Thunder Rules, yet Mac and Me is Truly Offensive - Aug 10-16: Thirty Twenty Ten

The week giveth, the week taketh away! We've got one of the funniest movies of the 2000s, but the other decades feature the world's worst movie with Avengers in the title, and the longest McDonalds commercial that ever charged admission! Plus Air Bud hits the gridiron, The Brat Pack heads west, Bionic Commando rearms, and we get an all-too brief visit from the Blade Squad. All that and more on this edition of Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly look back on the week that was, 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Halloween finds water, James Franco and Seth Rogen board the Pineapple Express, and beware of The Blob - Aug 2-9: Thirty Twenty Ten

NWA's first album coincidentally debuts the same day as Yo MTV Raps, Nic Cage rolls a Snake Eyes, Laurie Strode celebrates Halloween both early and late, Whose Line returns to TV, and Seth Rogen and James Franco keep the train a'rollin! All that and more on this edition of Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly look back on the week that was, 30, 20, and 10 years ago

The Mummy Returns again, Trey Parker and Matt Stone sell out, and Tom Cruise has a new mission: Mixology! - July 27 - Aug 2: Thirty Twenty Ten

Trey Parker and Matt Stone play ball, Pippi Longstocking is coming into your world, Lindsay Lohan teams up with herself, George Romero monkeys around, Kevin Costner swings, Tom Cruise slings hooch and, oh yes, the Hamster Dance debuts! All that and more on this week's Thirty Twenty Ten, your auditory journey back to the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Robert De Niro is on a Midnight Run, Will Ferrell's Funniest Movie, and Steven Spielberg Saves Private Ryan - July 20-26: Thirty Twenty Ten

The Dark Knight, Die Hard, Dr. Horrible, Akira, There's Something About Mary, A Fish Called Wanda, Beastie Boys - July 13-19: Thirty Twenty Ten

Yes, it's been a decade since the release of the finest superhero film of all-time, Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight. But before you start feeling old, it's also been thirty years since we were introduced to John McClane, and for many English speakers, the entire medium of anime with the release of Akria. Don't forget the anniversaries of Sifl and Olly, Beastie Boys' biggest album, the Farrley Brothers greatest movie, and Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog, Mamma Mia, and more, on of our most packed shows yet.

Johnny 5, Hellboy, Arthur, Riggs and Murtaugh Return... for the last time - July 6-12: Thirty Twenty Ten

Welcome to sequel city! Throughout three decades, you'll find many of your favorite characters reemerging, however, it will be the last time they do before the inevitable reboot. Plus World Cup nonsense, Barenaked Ladies and Assy McGee! All that and more on this week's Thirty Twenty Ten, your auditory journey back to the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Eddie Murphy comes to America, Michael Bay brings about Armageddon, and Will Smith challenges Iron Man - June 29-July 5: Thirty Twenty Ten

Hancock disappoints the public, Katy Perry kisses a girl, TV celebrates Independence Day, Banjo Kazooie debuts, Nintendo Power achieves multi-decade milestones, Harry Potter is becomes an official phenomenon, and Eddie Murphy makes his best movie! All that an more on this week's Thirty Twenty Ten, your auditory journey back to the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Eddie Murphy talks to animals, Pixar's silent robot rockets to theaters, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the greatest movie of all time -June 22-28: Thirty Twenty Ten

Wow. Each segment in this week's episode contains one of the greatest movies of the year! George Clooney begins his love affair with Steven Soderbergh, Wall-E reaches new heights for Pixar, Step By Step is mercifully retired, Eddie Murphy remakes reach a new low, George Carlin proves life is worth losing and Who Framed Roger Rabbit debuts thirty years ago in theaters! All that an more on this week's Thirty Twenty Ten, your auditory journey back to the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago.

Disney makes a man out of Mulan, Kevin Costner likes slow wet kisses that last all night, and Mike Myers gives up on movies because of Steve Carell - June 15-21: Thirty Twenty Ten

Arnold goes to Russia, Katy Perry goes gay, Disney goes to goes to China, and TV goes to hell! All this and more on Thirty Twenty Ten, your look back at the week that was, 30, 20, and 10 years ago

Christopher Walken is a Puss, Hulk smashes very little, and the teenager in all of us Can't Hardly Wait - June 8-14: Thirty Twenty Ten

TV Guide gets its own channel, Venture Bros return, Steve Urkel gets a win, Marky Mark vs Trees, The Incredible Hulk technically starts the MCU (you need more than one movie, after all), 90s teens get their Breakfast Club, Metal Gear comes to America… twice! All this and more, on this Thirty Twenty Ten, your podcast look back on the week that was 30, 20 and 10 years ago!

Jim Carrey is tired of being filmed, and Carrie Bradshaw is on the air, and Tom Hanks Grows Up - June 1-7: Thirty Twenty Ten

Dreamworks makes its best film to date, Double Dragon comes to NES, Brandy and Monica take an argument over boy ownership to the top of the charts, David Bowie sells out, Tom Hanks gets Big, and Sex and the City begins HBO's reign as one of the most powerful forces in television. All that and more on this edition of Thirty Twenty Ten, your weekly journey back to the week that was 30, 20 and 10 years ago!

Rambo and Crocodile Dundee return, Sex and the City hits the bigscreen and Larry Sanders and Phil Hartman say goodbye - May 25-31: Thirty Twenty Ten

Two of the 80s biggest movie icons are back, Sex and the City gets too big for HBO, Killer Klowns come to earth, Larry Sanders calls it quits, Mass Effect is freed from Xbox, and get ready for a startlingly sad week for Saturday Night Live alum. All that and more this week on Thirty Twenty Ten, you're audio journey back in time to the week that was 30, 20, and 10 years ago