In this episode, Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) reminisce and honor the best Cinderella film ever produced, Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella (1997). Disney and them still won't release a Brandy-as-Cinderella Barbie doll, and the official soundtrack is locked in a vault somewhere. You mad, too? Listen in to hear more about marketing fails, one of the longest names given to any fictional character we know of, and peak romance! This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky....

In this episode, Michelle (she/they) and Micky (he/him) look back at the classic film, Chicago (2002). Join them as they discuss crime as entertainment, fame and the culture of celebrity, and the racist history of clowns (it makes sense in context, trust). If you like misandry set to music, or hate when people pop their gum, this episode is for you! [Content warning: this episode includes discussions of rape, domestic violence, and other potentially triggering topics.] This episode was...

Taking a small detour from musicals, Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) are talking about the must-watch Halloween-themed movie, Hocus Pocus (1993). Listen in as they discuss the iconic cover of "I Put a Spell On You," marketing failures, disturbing trivia, and more! This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and fan rants, please email [email protected]. In between episodes, find them on Instagram @takingtvtooseriously.

In this episode, Michelle (she/they) and Micky (he/him) recall the infamous TV show, Glee (2009-2015). Have you ever wondered how many times we were forced to listen to Don't Stop Believin? Do you have a love/hate relationship with this chaotic musical mess?  Join us as we rehash our love/hate relationship with a show only the late 2000s and early 2010s could offer. Did the show have issues? Yes, but does the show have BOPS? Also yes. This episode was edited by Micky and Michelle. Logo by...

In this episode, Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) are celebrating the underappreciated classic, Josie and the Pussycats (2001). If you know what "du jour" means, like meta humor, or enjoy kickass pop-punk anthems, stay tuned! Also, get your life and watch Boomerang's animated ode to Josie and the Pussycats here. This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and fan rants, please email [email protected]. In between episodes,...

Do you know how you would answer City High's age-old question: What would you do? Do you also stan Lauryn Hill's film debut at Rita? Do you know why Whoppi Goldberg doesn't have eyebrows? Join hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) as they take a look at the 1993 film Sister Act 2 and discuss the real inspiration behind Sister Mary Clarence, the explosion of gospel and hip hop music in the 1990s, and more! This episode was edited by Micky. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For...

Kicking off season 2, Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) take a look at an old classic, Schoolhouse Rock! (1973). Listen in as they talk about the function of a conjunction and the importance of pronouns; the value of music in education; resisting whitewashed history lessons; and more! [Content warning: discussions of racism, genocide, and US chattel slavery.]  This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and fan rants, please email...

In this bonus episode, Michelle (she/they) and Micky (he/him) recap, rank and reimagine the DCOMs they've watched so far, reminisce over Zoog Disney, and rant about the regression of representation on the Disney channel. If you remember a little film called The Color of Friendship or have wondered what a Brink/Johnny Tsunami crossover would be like, this episode is for you! This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and fan rants, please...

Did you expect a high school musical and feel ripped off when you only got an audition? You've come to the right place for vindication! In this episode, hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) review the game-changing DCOM, High School Musical (2006). Was it cliché? (Of course.) Was it cheesy? (Without a doubt.) But were there bangers? (Debatable!) Get your head in the game and listen in! This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and...

If you saw the honestly #iconic DCOM Motocrossed  (2001) as a kid, there's a 9/10 chance you're LGBT+. Welcome, fam! Stay tuned for the queerest reading you could expect from hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) and join them in cheering on protag Andi Carson on her gender journey! This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and fan rants, please email [email protected]. In between episodes, find them on Instagram...

Are you in need of a movie that mixes the 1950s and bowling? Well, at the start of the new millennium, Disney gave you just want you needed! In this episode, hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) revisit a DCOM you've probably never heard of, Alley Cats Strike (2000). Tune in as they discuss how queer the two main characters should be, the history of bowling, how much they resonate with the parents of children's movies, and more!  This episode was edited by Micky. Logo by Micky....

Interrupting your regularly scheduled DCOM season is a very special episode in lieu of PRIDE MONTH! Listen in as Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) celebrate, analyze, and roast when necessary, the infamous movie musical, Rent (2005). Discover which tunes they prefer to fast-forward through, why mooing isn't an effective call to action, and all of the rainbow flags that pinged their queerness. [Content warning: this episode includes discussions of drug addiction, suicide, police...

When you hear 'Johnny Tsunami,' do you just think about surfing and snowboarding? Turns out this movie is as almost as deep as the oceans Johnny Kapahala surfs and cooler than the mountain he glides! Join hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) as they take a look at Johnny Tsuami (1999), wherein they discuss assimilation, breaking cycles of generational trauma, and one of the cutest onscreen friendships DCOM ever created. (And yes, the title of this episode will make sense. Don't...

In this episode, Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) review Jett Jackson: The Movie (2001), a forgotten DCOM that deserves way more recognition. Listen in as they discuss the staying power of "Lately" by Divine, the fantastical world where wholesome Black boys are celebrated (R.I.P. Lee Thompson Young), and the prevalence of molecular blackface ™ in sci-fi—never heard of it? Stay tuned! This episode was edited by Michelle. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For business inquiries and fan...

Does it matter what color your spots are? In this society?! Oh, definitely. Join hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) as they jump forward into the new millennium with the first DCOM musical, The Cheetah Girls (2003). Not only does this episode feature discussions of race, class, and what makes a good pop banger, but stay tuned for rarely-discussed Whitney Houston trivia and reminders to, as always, wash your f*****g hands! For more information about The Cheetah Girls' memorable...

Want to relive the EXTREME sports of the '90s? Do you want to be a Soul Skater, but need to make money because capitalism is hard? Join hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) as they take a deep dive into the Disney Channel Original Movie, Brink! (1998)! You'll learn why Christina Vidal is the true star of this movie, why Val is a nightmare, why a Motocrossed/Brink! crossover is what we all need, and so much more! This episode was edited by Micky. Logo by Micky. Music by Michelle. For...

The questions on everyone’s minds: Who wants to live in space? Can we fit horses in a space-themed movie? Will Chelsea Clinton ever be president? Join hosts Micky (he/him) and Michelle (she/they) as they examine the cult classic, Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century (1999), and the limited or otherworldly aspirations it had for POC in S.T.E.M., queer Black girls (yes, they're claiming Nebula), the futuristic nostalgia of fan-favorite bop “Supernova Girl” (R.I.P. to the singer-songwriter, Kristian...

Get ready for a brand new podcast, Taking TV Too Seriously, with Micky and Michelle! This podcast is built for your nostalgic heart with more deep analysis than you probably asked for. Premiering this May 2021 everywhere you get your podcasts.