Show Notes
(Recorded in 2021) You can mess with a lot of things, dear listener, but you cannot mess with kids on Christmas — especially ones who know how to throw a brick at your face. Today we’re diving into the holiday sequel Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992), starring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, and Daniel Stern.
Whether he remembers filming it or not, Piers Morgan makes a cameo, and your favourite turtle doves (Emily + Barney) have absolutely no respect for Kate McCallister, who forgot her kid… again. Join us as we break down Kevin’s New York adventures, hotel shenanigans, and why this Home Alone 2 movie review is the perfect way to close out 2021.
Grab yourself three scoops of ice cream, have your underpants pressed, and tune in for our final 2021 podcast episode. Merry Christmas, Ya Filthy Animals! And a Happy New Year! 🎄
Pro Tip: Best listened to in a limousine with a cheese pizza. 🍕
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