"Nine noble families fight for control over the mythical lands of Westeros, while an ancient enemy returns after being dormant for thousands of years." John and Christian discuss the movie Scooby Doo on Zombie Island and how well it relates to the book "The Moonstone" and the Wishbone episode "Moonbone" Love the show? Share with a friend and leave a review! Contact @JohnnybGoodinLA @Christian_Humes @ZyteHeist

"The full moon is out and Wishbone goes 'loony', burying everything in sight. Sam is accused of stealing a ring. And Wishbone alternatively sees himself as Franklin Blake in 'The Moonstone' by Wilkie Collins." This week John and Christian discuss the episode Moonbone Love Wishboning? Please make sure to review or share with a friend! Find us on twitter! @JohnnybGoodinLA @Christian_Humes

"Nine noble families fight for control over the mythical lands of Westeros, while an ancient enemy returns after being dormant for thousands of years." John and Christian discuss the Pilot "Winter is Coming" for the HBO series Game of Thrones and how well it relates to the book "The Black Arrow" and the Wishbone episode "War of the Noses" Love the show? Share with a friend and leave a review! Contact @JohnnybGoodinLA @Christian_Humes @ZyteHeist

"Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Black Arrow: A Tale of Two Roses' is the backdrop for Wishbone's portrayal of Richard Shelton. In reality, Wishbone is being taken to the vet and feels betrayed by Ellen. What's worse, Wanda accidentally sends his chair to be reupholstered and Joe has to deal with a pathological liar." This week John and Christian discuss the episode War of The Noses Love Wishboning? Please make sure to review or share with a friend! Find us on...

"Modernization of Charles Dickens classic story finds the hapless Finn as a painter in New York City pursuing his unrequited and haughty childhood love." John and Christian discuss the 1998 adaptation of Great Expectations directed by Alfonso Cuarón and how well it relates to The book and the Wishbone episode "Groomed for Greatness" Love the show? Share with a friend and leave a review! Contact @JohnnybGoodinLA @Christian_Humes @ZyteHeist

"Wishbone is chosen to be the model for a dog statue built in Jackson Park, but the 'famous' artist, Wanda's cousin, is a snob.Helping an artist leads Wishbone to identify with Pip, Charles Dickens' poor orphan character from "Great Expectations." This week John and Christian are joined by guest Therese Andrews to discuss the episode Groomed for Greatness. Love Wishboning? Please make sure to review or share with a friend! Find us on twitter! @JohnnybGoodinLA @Christian_Humes @ThereseTheBeast

"When a woman's long-time friend reveals he's engaged, she realizes she loves him herself and sets out to get him, with only days before the wedding". John and Christian discuss My Best Friends wedding and how well it relates to The Courtship of Miles Standish

Joe can't find the nerve to ask Sarah to the dance, so he gets David to ask her for him. But David and Sarah really hit it off, and Joe feels betrayed. Wishbone, as John Alden in "The Courtship of Miles Standish" is asked by Captain Standish to court the orphaned Priscilla for him, with a similar result.

John and Christian discuss a film adaptation of King Henry IV in My Own Private Idaho.

Joined by fellow Podcaster Omar Najam, John Murphy & Christian Humes deconstruct the next episode of Wishbone. "Joe is elected captain of the basketball team. Wishbone, as Prince Hal, in Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Part I" must learn to be a leader as well."

John and Christian discuss Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow.

We're back for Season 2. John and Christian return to finish out the series. "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' dominates as Halloween comes to Oakdale. Wishbone imagines himself as Ichabod Crane while Joe and his two schoolmates participate in Oakdale's scavenger hunt.

John and Christian rank and discuss the first season of Wishbone. We do a recap and order every episode ending with our current favorite of the series. Join us and celebrate the end of the first season!

John and Christian sit down to discuss The Big Lebowski during this weeks episode.

Wishbone stars in a Mr. MacPooch dog commercial. The play, "The Inspector General" by Nikolai Gogol.

John and Christian discuss the classic film Dances with wolves

Wishbone becomes a Native American warrior in the Dakota tale told by visiting storyteller Lee Natonabah. Joe and David volunteer to tell their own family stories as well at a story-telling performance, which leads to Joe feeling inadequate in his father's shadow.

John and Christian discuss the 2004 Joel Schumacher rendition of Phantom of The Opera.

Joined by guest Jeanette Benzie host of the "Bad Psychology" podcast, John and Christian discuss the latest episode of Wishbone. After a magazine article is published praising Ellen's computerized library cataloging system, mysterious things begin to happen at the library reminding Wishbone of The Phantom of the Opera

John and Christian watch and discuss City Slickers 2

Guest Chris Bramante joins John and Christian to discuss The Entrepawneur. Joe starts a grocery delivery business, but learns that his single-minded pursuit of money could cost him his friendship with Sam and David. In the fantasy sequence, Wishbone tells the story of Midas and his golden touch.

John and Christian recap the last 10 episodes of the series.

Ellen befriends a young man who has recently lost his own mother, which causes Joe to wrestle with his jealousy. To help him, Senora Julia, an old friend who is like a second mother to him, tells him the story of Juan Diego (played by Wishbone, of course) and Our Lady of Guadalupe.

John and Christian watch and then discuss the Disney animated cartoon Hercules.