SNL just celebrated 50 years, so Andy and Matt (with Lisa taking the day off) are hunkering down in the shelter to salute comedy’s most legendary rejects. This episode shines a spotlight on the stars who got turned away from SNL only to bounce back and create cultural icons. From Jim Carrey’s In Living Color antics to Pee-wee Herman’s Playhouse madness, we’re celebrating the underdogs who flipped rejection into red-carpet careers. Sometimes “Lorne said no” means “the world gets something better.” We have Keebler Sour Cream and Chive Tato skins and Orbitz!

Andy and Matt are back in the shelter....feels like they've done this before. Join them as they deep dive into Groundhog Day (1993), comparing Danny Rubin’s original script to the film that had Bill Murray reliving February 2nd over and over and over again. Lisa, our ever helpful A.I. assistant will be on full alert to fix any factual mistakes the boys make. Bing! So put your little hand in mine and let get going. We’ve got Nutrageous bars and Clearly Canadian!

Surf’s up, and so is our tolerance for absurd ‘80s nostalgia. Andy, Matt, and ever-delighted Lisa head back down to the shelter to take a deep dive into Back to the Beach (1987), where Frankie and Annette trade their squeaky-clean ‘60s image for a neon-soaked, self-aware fever dream. We've got Keebler Pizzarias and Pink Swimmingo Kool-Aid.