Thin Lizzie
September 2, 2026
A haunted B&B, real Lizzie Borden lore, and Sam’s true-crime obsession—Krissy and Nate drink their way through Supernatural’s “Thin Lizzie.”
Krissy began her improv career in the 1990s and has been delightfully embarrassing herself on stage for over 25 years. Other Krissy-related time-based statistics include more than 15 years of Directing, producing, and teaching improv to participants ages 7-77.
Looking for Krissy in a strictly audio format? Krissy is the producer and co-host of the Most Excellent 80s Movies Podcast, Gank That Drank!, and enthusiastic guest host of the Saturday Matinee podcast on TruStory FM.
Krissy can also be seen occasionally in late-night reruns on 3TV’s Your Life Arizona as the Guru of Geekery, which makes her gramma especially proud.
A haunted B&B, real Lizzie Borden lore, and Sam’s true-crime obsession—Krissy and Nate drink their way through Supernatural’s “Thin Lizzie.”
Dorian Lenz of the Neighborhood Comedy Theatre joins us to dig into Above the Law (1988), the film that introduced the world to Steven Seagal’s particular blend of aikido, righteous fury, and remarkable hair choices.
We cover Season 8, Episode 6, “Southern Comfort,” of Supernatural. When violent deaths hit Kearney, Missouri, Sam and Dean arrive to find a familiar hunter already on the case.
We welcome special guest Pete Wright of TruStory FM to dig into Never Say Never Again (1983), the unofficial Bond outing that dragged Sean Connery back into the tux via one very petty lawsuit.
We pour our way through Season 10, Episode 12 of Supernatural, “About a Boy,” a case where a string of disappearances keeps ending the same way: a flash of light and an abandoned hex bag.
Nate McWhortor joins us to dig into The Living Daylights (1987), the movie that hands the tuxedo to a brand-new 007 and asks the trio whether “Bond summer” gets even better on the second stop.
We cover Season 9, Episode 7, “Bad Boys”—building a drinking game companion to the Supernatural episode where a mysterious call pulls Dean back to a boys’ ranch in upstate New York.
Jeff Frank joins to discuss “A View to a Kill”, Roger Moore’s final outing as 007. Expect microchips, motorized blimps, and real disagreement over just how silly a Bond movie can get.
We dive into Season 9, Episode 6, “Heaven Can’t Wait”—the one where a newly human Castiel is living his best (and most mundane) life working a gas station convenience store.
Grace Campbell of Adventures in Collide Podcast joins us to dig into Can’t Buy Me Love (1987)—a Patrick Dempsey gem perpetually overshadowed by the John Hughes canon.