2026-10-19 (M) Critical Affection:

Ed and Dash came on the show to talk about Coco. Due to mis-scheduling, they were not overly prepared. I assumed since they were here, there was going to be a crossover episode on their show, First Impressions, because the soundtrack for Coco was phenomenal. We all appreciated the music. It was one of the briefest conversations when we talked about the things we disliked and what we would change in the movie because it was very well planned. Amanda sprung on us that Disney, in their infinite evil, made plans to buy the trademark for Día de los Muertos, but they failed so terribly that they backpedaled hard and hired enough cultural advisors that they made the movie pretty well. There were some issues that Amanda caught, and we got detoured more than usual, and that made it a fun show.

Critical Affection: Coco (1:25)

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