Is your childhood nostalgia a high-quality "Night Court" production, or is it a C-tier "Small Wonder" soundstage with flat lighting and bad acting?

In this episode of The Gen-x-istentialists, Bunny and Scot spin Mega Wheel the Magnificent to tackle the "Styrofoam Cup" of cinema. They dive deep into the vault of "stupid" media, questioning why we ever tolerated a puppet that wanted to eat the family cat and why Tim Conway decided a 75-minute movie about breaking a roller-skating world record was the key to a child’s love.

Inside the conversation:

• The Jim Varney Paradox: Why the man behind "Ernest" was actually a Shakespearean genius trapped in a world of "know-what-I-mean" sequels.
• The Sitcom Tier List: A breakdown of why Cheers and Nigh ...