Introductory R-Rated Movies / Films Better than the Source Material / Mysterious Toys From Our Youths [S02E17]

We discuss the first R-rated movies we ever saw and whether we would show them to kids today. We talk about those rare occasions where a movie adaptation turns out to be better that the material it was based upon. ALSO: weird action figures and other toys that we didn't know the origins of at the time.

 TIME CODES
 01:52 - Toys and action figures from our childhood with mysterious origins
 23:11 - Film adaptations that are better than their source material
 47:34 - Introductory R-rated movies

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