You Got It Dude

Dena and Whitney are back covering post wedding deets for Jesse and Becky (and Dena and Drew). We also get into fashion, gossip, and recs per usual... including a little film we think you should check out called The Godfather - ever heard of it? 

Dena and Whitney are back, and maybe better than ever? Or at least the same. This week we pay homage to the father to us all, Bob Saget. We catch up on what's been going on, our latest pop culture obsessions, this new thing called Tik Tok, and other things that really don't make sense out of context. You got it, dude? You get it.

In this very special episode, Dena and Whitney conquer new territory with their childhood favorite: The Babysitter's Club. They look back with nostalgia and horror as they navigate this truly bizarre plot line, and come to realize the brain is in fact the center of the chain. 

After an unexpected extended break, we're back for season 2! We discuss the Full House episode "Back to School Blues" which has eerie parallels with our exciting life updates. Side stories include Whitney becoming a candle stan, Dena getting bullied for accidentally stealing a boyfriend, and the return of Mary Kate as a horsewoman. Plus, the universe punishes us for our long break by providing us with technical difficulties. 

This week we are joined by our favorite special guest Ved to dive in to what should have been a grand finale: The Challenge. Learn how the cruel nature of the college scholarship process can actually lead to healing families and how important interns can be to great television. We also get Ved’s expert legal opinion on Erika Jayne exposé “The Housewife and the Hustler,” and his expert-level vocal impressions.

By special dudette request, Whitney and Dena watch the Jesse and Becky wedding episodes of full house, conveniently named The Wedding Part 1 and 2. Some questions on the table: Is Bob Saget a good actor? Since when is Joey a pilot? Is Michelle too young to identify “hunks”? Also, we get deep into wedding planning and duckdates.

G’day dudettes. This week we are surprised and delighted by Our Lips Are Sealed. Other topics include Whitney’s Australian adventures, duck assault, and pop culture recs of the week. Grab your surf board and fake vegemite.

On this very special episode, Dena and Whitney tackle two very special episodes of Full House. We discuss controversial topics such as teenage non-drinking, parental supported eating disorders, and Demi Lovato vs yogurt. PSA: this episode talks about disordered eating and exercise bulimia.

After finishing the European leg of this podcast, Dena and Whitney are ready for the Bahamas. This week we watched holiday in the sun,and can truly see why this was so inspiring to weezer. We also have a lengthy discussion about bras, Megan Fox, Dena’s strange new crush, and why our bodies are not apologies. Enjoy dudettes.

In this episode, Whitney and Dena review Winning London, the only Olsen twins classic that invokes the United Nations. We discuss our respective visits to London and whether or not this movie hit or missed the mark on London sights, culture, food, accents, and boys. We share our theories on how the movies and TV shows in the Olsen universe might be connected. We also share our latest pop culture obsessions, including the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and Community. Join us, and don't forget your plaid pants and bucket hats!

We’re back! This week we’re watching When in Rome (the Olsen Twins version, not the Kristen Bell version). Find out why we finally agree with our arch-nemesis Scott Weinberg. Were human trafficking laws violated? When you get fired, is the CEO is supposed to take you to his villa? Is Ashley a prude? We also discuss mental health, pop culture recs, and analyze yet another apology.

This week Dena and Whitney shelled out actual dollars to rent How the West Was Fun, which may be the most offensive movie and definitely has the most deranged villain yet! Other important topics include why Drew is a hero, the Oprah royal takedown, and Whitney gives us some serious #sportsfan content.

This week, we take a bit of a different turn and watch the 2004 Olsen Twins interview with Oprah. They discuss young fame, weight, education, business, and money... Basically all the things Oprah would never want anyone to ask her. We also have some #techtalk, Whitney's latest movie obsessions, and Dena and Drew climb up the aristocratic ladder.

Trigger warning: this episode contains discussion about disordered eating, weight stigma, and body neutrality. 

By special request, we are once again diving into the Full House pond with its first two episodes. We question how this ever became a series, how is this legal, and was Stephanie the original Michelle? Also, we take our pop culture and PR knowledge to analyze recent celebrity apologies. And as the great Timberlake says, we promise to do better.

Spoiler alert: One of us makes a major announcement on this episode! We discuss this exciting update, then get into one of our life-long romantic influences: Passport to Paris. We discuss the cute boys, the terrible French accents, and how this direct-to-video movie somehow influenced our lives and romantic perspectives for more than twenty years. Was junior high the center of our universe? Did we fall in love on our European vacations? Did we ever go for a ride on the back of some cute French guy's moped? How does Felicity factor in here? Find out on this edition of You Got It Dude.

Dena and Whitney are fully traumatized after attempting to watch The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley: The Case of the Mystery Cruise for free on YouTube. We also get into Dena's deep love of being a hot mess on the open seas, our pop culture recommendations of the week, and what exactly we sacrificed by not paying $1.99 to rent this film.

Lastly, we cannot overstate this enough: Do not watch this video on YouTube, but totally listen to this podcast.

Whitney and Dena venture into the wide world of the Tanner family and watch two episodes of Full House. Why are they so mean to Kimmy? Is Danny Tanner anti-feminist? and is this a precursor to the college admissions scandal? Other topics include Armie Hammer, what we’re watching, and whether we’re team Stamos or lame-os. Also, we discuss the liberation of Mary Kate.

Is it a new year? We can't really tell. But we did watch the iconic New York Minute. We talk about our resolutions, 2000s style, and classic New York memories such as late-night bars, drunk tattoos, and watching Prince Harry play polo. Plus, we try to decipher what the hell Andy Richter was thinking with his offensive accent? This movie is required viewing for Simple Plan and Dr. Drew enthusiasts. 

It’s our holiday special! We watch all the Christmas classic “To Grandmother's House We Go" which features the Olsen twins battling human trafficking, greed, and aerosol hairspray. We are joined by our special guest Ved, who takes a bold take on the Olsen’s talent and gives us the legal insight on whether or not kidnapping is that bad. Jumpsuits, horses, deep love for Stamos, and more!

Watch "To Grandmother's House We Go" wherever you get AMC (sponsor us, AMC!)

Much like “The Adventures of Mary Kate and Ashley: The Case of the Volcano Mystery,” this title gives away all of the goods. Whitney and Dena discuss this and more, including WHY are they still singing, iCarly conspiracies, Hawaiian celebrities,  and of course Monica Lewinsky.

This week we delve into the height of Olsen hair... the often forgotten short-lived sitcom So Little Time. We watched two episodes, talk about the fashion, breaking the fourth wall, and the unattainable real estate. Per usual we veer off course to discuss our experiences with Malibu, Dena's new business venture, and the latest on Vanderpump Rules saga.

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This week is such a palate cleanser as we watch a movie that actually made it to theaters! It Takes Two takes on the classic identical stranger genre and combines it with wacky child abandonment issues and food fights. We get into the acting, the fashion, and most importantly why Whitney hates Steve Guttenberg so much.

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It Takes Two is available on Amazon Prime.

This week we are joined by Ved, Whitney’s longtime love who has a mild relationship with Olsenmania. Our movie is Billboard Dad, the 1998 depressing precursor to online dating. We discuss our own terrible dating stories, the latest Olsen news, and how this non-zaddy might be the worst parent in Olsen history.

Billboard dad is available on Hulu (still waiting on that sponsorship).

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This week Whitney and Dena suffer through the misadventure and mistitled of The Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley: The Case of the Sea World Adventure. We talk about the dark undercurrents of this premise, how our thoughts of Sea World have changed, and why all the adults in this suck.  Dena vents far too long about her bad week and Whitney leads us in the latest Olsen gossip.

This week Whitney and Dena delve into the Olsen Twins sports classic Switching Goals, an adorable look into the misogyny of American youth sports. We discuss 90s fashion, Whitney’s soccer connections, our sports related trauma, and how this is clearly a men’s point of view of feminism. But ya know, in a fun way. Put on your blue lens sunglasses and enjoy.

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Dena and Whitney revisit the underrated Halloween gem Double Double Toil and Trouble. Find out why this movie deserves to be on par with classics like Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown. Balancing witchcraft, capitalism, clowns, and the housing crisis, when your sister is just being so uncool... DDTT has way too many lessons, and even more unanswered questions.

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