Super Bowl weekend collides with the start of the Winter Olympics, so the Tuesdays crew had a lot to discuss. Stacy, Sofia, and Tony G debate whether football is actually watchable, unpack a visually stunning halftime show, and agree that Super Bowl commercials may be the real main event. From gold medals to dating norms, the episode covers big cultural moments and some personal ones too.

This week’s highlights:

🏈 Why football feels unbearably slow (and why hockey doesn’t)

🎤 Thoughts on the Super Bowl halftime show featuring Bad Bunny

📺 The commercials that worked—and the ones that emotionally ambushed everyone

🎿 Lindsey Vonn’s Olympic crash and competing through injury

🥇 Breezy Johnson’s gold medal win (and how she immediately broke it)

💘 Is a first date on Valentine’s Day romantic … or just weird?

🧑‍🍳 Cooking anxiety, food poisoning fears, and why salmon is a risky choice

😬 Tony G’s legendary worst first date story (pizza, vomit, basketball, and regret)

Mentions:

1. The Super Bowl Halftime Show
2. The Winter Olympics
3. Chipotle should be our sponsor but they aren't (yet)

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A snowstorm thins out the Tuesdays crew, but Stacy, Sofia, and Tony G still cover plenty of ground—starting with snow-day chaos, shoveling woes, and frozen neighborhoods. Then they turn their attention to celebrity news and the speed of modern headlines, before turning to the Grammys, including who won, what people wore, and why award shows feel harder to watch in the streaming era. The episode wraps with a deep dive into Harry Styles fandom, his unconventional album rollout, sold-out Madison Square Garden shows, and a Harry Styles quiz that Sofia mostly aces.

This week’s highlights:

❄️ Snowstorms, shoveling, and frozen neighborhoods

📺 Streaming fatigue and missing old-school TV moments

📰 Celebrity news, privacy, and fast-breaking headlines

🏆 Grammy reactions, outfits, and performance takes

👗 Fashion statements vs. “what are we looking at?”

🎤 Harry Styles lore, tours, and a highly competitive quiz

Mentions:

1. Grammy Awards
2. Harry Style's latest song, Aperture
3. Harry Style's Together, Together Tour

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A snowstorm kept the New York side of the Tuesdays crew off the mic this week, but we didn't want you to miss us too much. That's why this week’s episode is a short best-of collection of our favorite moments and conversations from the show so far. And don't worry - the crew will be back together next week for more Tuesday morning fun!

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January is already flying by, and The Tuesdays crew is feeling it. This week’s conversation kicks off with Tony G’s attempt to learn how to cook using YouTube Shorts (and why vague instructions like “a pinch” are not beginner-friendly), before worrying about library fines after holding onto a book for a decade. Then the crew digs into Spotify’s latest price hike, music discovery, why radio still matters, and how unlimited streaming choices have made movie night more frustrating than fun. They also discuss why the fan-favorite Evil Queen no longer works for Disney, Justin's director debut, and who the crew wants to see make a comeback in 2026.

🍳 Learning to cook via YouTube Shorts (and why “a pinch” is not helpful)

📚 Library fines, overdue books, and why it's scary to go back to the library

🎧 Spotify price hikes and whether streaming is still worth it

📻 Why radio still beats algorithms for music discovery

🎬 Decision fatigue, movie night frustration, and Netflix’s attention-span problem

🎭 Why the Evil Queen no longer works at Disney and the problem with preserving “magic”

🧟‍♂️ Directing kids, horror shorts, and seven-second filmmaking miracles

🎤 Who we want to see make a comeback in 2026

🎬 Directing a short horror film with kids

1. The George Forman Grill
2. Matthew McConaughey's tuna salad recipe
3. Spotify subscription pricing changes
4. College radio, music discovery, and WHPC in New York
5. The Disney Evil Queen who no longer works at the park
6. Justin's director debut with Thunder of Death

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The crew jump from a discussion about sports betting apps and so-called “hacks” into the Golden Globes, podcast awards, celebrity drama, and which movies are (and are not) worth watching. Along the way, Justin insists his hack is basically free money, Stacy reveals how few movies she's seen, Sofia brings the pop culture rabbit holes, and Tony G weighs in with film takes and award-show opinions.

This week’s highlights:

1. 🎲 Sports betting apps, bonus bets, and the idea of “free money”
2. 🧠 Gambling confidence vs. actual risk
3. 🏆 Golden Globes reactions and confusing award categories
4. 🎙 Podcast Golden Globe award and why celebrity shows dominate
5. 👀 Celebrity mom-group drama and Hollywood beef
6. 🎬 Movies worth watching (and skipping) in 2026

Mentions:

1. Justin’s appearance on The Nikki Glaser Podcast
2. Golden Globe Awards
3. Ashley Tisdale's mama drama

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The Tuesdays crew kicks off 2026 by debating whether New Year’s resolutions are actually useful—or if goals make more sense—before drifting into a wide-ranging conversation about old TV, modern streaming, and the lost art of boredom. A discussion of black-and-white classics like The Honeymooners turns into a bigger reflection on episodic television, reruns, and why today’s shows feel harder to revisit. The group then dives into the conversation happening everywhere right now: AI—what’s funny, what’s unsettling, and what happens when entertainment, images, and even people start feeling less real. Along the way, they also air their thoughts on who (and what) they’re ready to see less of in 2026.

📺 Why old TV and reruns worked—and endless streaming doesn’t

🎞 Black-and-white movies, colorization, and artistic intent

🤖 AI comedy, AI creepiness, and where the line should be

🎯 Goals vs. resolutions—and why January 1st is overrated

🚫 Who (or what) we’re ready to see less of in 2026

The Honeymooners, It’s a Wonderful Life, Schindler’s List, The Lighthouse

Justin's YouTube channel: The Greenbergs

The Tuesdays Spotify playlist, with Ricky Nelson's Garden Party now added to the mix

The Surreal Life show

Coca Cola AI commercial

As the calendar flips to 2026, the Tuesdays crew debates whether the future ever turned out the way we expected (spoiler: still no flying cars), why the 2020s don’t seem to have a defining identity, and whether New Year’s Eve is wildly overrated or best enjoyed from the couch. The conversation winds through Y2K fears, AI anxiety, fake viral videos, the cons of celebrating in Times Square, and the surprisingly un-astrological origins of January 1st—before ending with unhinged babysitting stories and kids saying their first bad words.

This week’s highlights:

🎆 Why 2026 still sounds like the future (and somehow doesn’t)

🤖 Y2K fears vs. modern AI anxiety

🗽 Why Times Square on New Year’s Eve sounds like a nightmare

📅 The history of why New Year’s Day is January 1

🦜 Fake AI videos

😬 Babysitting gone wrong and kids learning new words

Mentions:

1. Coca-Cola (and AI-generated commercials)
2. Cockatoos dancing (and why they do)
3. History.com’s breakdown of the history of New Year’s celebrations

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A holiday episode of The Tuesdays wanders through the chaos, humor, and nostalgia of the season. The group debates which movies truly belong on the big screen, reacts to Sofia’s packed night at a popup Christmas bar in NYC, and contrasts it with Justin’s quiet, candlelit visit to a historic 1800s village. Along the way, Tony G shares the frustration of a holiday cocktail menu that never materialized, Stacy unwraps one of the strangest gifts she’s ever received, and everyone reflects on the toys, marketing, and moments that made Christmas feel magical growing up—even if they don’t exist anymore.

🎬 Movies that must be seen in theaters

🎄 A popup Christmas bar in NYC vs. a candlelit 19th-century village

🍸 Holiday work frustration and a cocktail menu gone wrong

🎁 The weirdest Christmas gifts that somehow make perfect sense

🧸 Childhood toys, cereal box prizes, and pure holiday nostalgia

1. Avatar movies
2. Jackass
3. Borat
4. Frosty’s Christmas Bar
5. Old Bethpage Village Restoration
6. Vent-mounted car cymbals
7. The Ultimator (vintage Nerf rocket launcher)

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