GWYGH, Ep. 101: Constitutional Supercrimes

Weeks ago, Darrell had an idea for a GWYGH episode: two movies, two comedians, two presidential elections. He gave Janine the choice of either Man of the Year (2006) starring Robin Williams or Head of State (2003) starring Chris Rock. After getting Kate's expert opinion, they choose a movie and dive right in. Be sure to stick around for an extra-special crime selection. Thank you so much to all of our awesome Patrons. You can support us at Patreon.com/HatePodcast. Check out podcasts The Minute Pod and Plug-in Missing to support the creator of our awesome theme song, Paul Ryberg!

GWYGH, Ep. 098: Peaches and Daisies

Happy Valentine's Day from your favorite trashy broads! Janine discusses an album she can no longer enjoy after a bad breakup: Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! (2006) from Hellogoodbye. Really, though, she should have seen the breakup coming from a mile away, considering it was developed on the sketchy early internet dating site eSPIN the Bottle.

GWYGH, Ep. 081: Only Good Idea

Death is back and angrier than ever — but thankfully his premonitions conveniently fit on an SD Card. Janine and Kate discuss Final Destination 3 (2006), wherein Wendy (Mary Elizabeth Winstead, our queen) is able to predict the deaths of her doomed classmates via bad digital photography.

GWYGH, Ep. 033: Apologies to 2006

Janine usually takes any excuse to bash 2006, but she recently watched an actual good movie and wanted to apologize. Kate, however, refuses to apologize for anything, noting that good movies do not make good podcast episodes. We discuss some of the good movies from 2006 in one fell swoop.

GWYGH, Mini Ep. 015: What Made 2006 So Awful?

After the harrowing events of our last movie episode, Janine realized that 2006 has left a lasting mark on this podcast: 27% of the movies reviewed so far have been from this terrible year. In this minisode, Kate and Janine explore Pluto's revenge on the cinematic universe of 2006. 

GWYGH, Ep. 018: Movie Jail

We all know the feeling when we get really excited for a movie because of the trailers only to be sorely disappointed by the feature film. Not many films encapsulate this phenomenon better than The Black Dahlia (2006), which was slated to be a huge success yet did not deliver on its promises to tell the story of a gruesome murder investigation. David Hanna from Macintosh and Maud invites Janine to expeirience this disappointment for herself. In this longest episode of Guess What You're Gonna Hate? yet, they explore not only what makes this movie so terrible, but also the ethics behind the exploitation of a true murder victim to sell a movie that ultimately uses the story of Elizabeth Short as hardly more than a backdrop. 

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GWYGH, Ep. 017: Mildly Inconveniced

Who doesn't love a good revenge story? Well, the people behind John Tucker Must Die (2006) obviously don't. Instead of a good, ol' fashioned revenge tale, Kate makes Janine watch a movie chock full of inconveniences, cringeworthy moments, hamfisted jokes, and an absolutely pointless plot with zero character development. 

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GWYGH, Ep. 016: Troywalking

How did Janine avoid watching the incredibly popular Disney Channel original movie High School Musical (2006)? Simple: she wasn’t a prep or a poseur, duh! Kyle from The M Word Podcast is here to finally #LetJanineWatchHSM! We talk all about embarrassing middle school dance musicals, creme brulee envy, sticking to the status quo, and how we're all in this together.

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GWYGH, Ep. 007: Tacky No-No

Did y'all know money doesn't grow on trees? It's news to us! This week, Janine chooses between two Disney Channel Original Movies: Cow Belles (2006), starring the Michalka sisters, or Cadet Kelly (2002), starring Hilary Duff.  Make sure to tune in to hear the details of our ongoing contest!