Annie & Courtney aren't done with the year 1996 yet -- there's still the important matters of child labor being exposed, pro athletes publicly defying expectations, and Zubaz pants getting Zubaz-ier than ever. The sisters also wax poetic about the impact of Alanis Morisette's breakthrough Jagged Little Pill and the unforgettably odd Mentos commercials.

It's the conversation you've all been waiting for: two Irish-American girls from South Jersey take on Ebonics. Other topics include the Macarena, Oasis, and Independence Day.

Annie & Courtney visit some absolute banger moments of 1995, including the release of the only '90s movie that matters (Clueless) and the only Hootie and the Blowfish album that matters in (Cracked Rear View.) The sisters also discuss the rise of eXtreme sports, the normalization of body modifications, and the enduring queer legacy of Xena: Warrior Princess while somehow also forgetting to mention that Young Hercules was played by Ryan Gosling, of all people. But will the final segment of the night be a fitting one? Find out in this week's episode!

Excuse the short break, but Annie & Courtney are BACK and CHATTIER THAN EVER with piping hot commentary on "I Love 1995!" Or is it "I Love 2003?" Or "I Love Sex and the City: Miranda's Boyfriends Edition?" Or "I Love Playground Mythology and Related Conspiracy Theories?" Well, whatever it is, these two sisters are ready to go down several rabbit holes regarding the rise of Pixar, some genius ad campaigns, destructive fashion trends, and more!

The second half of our '94 retrospective brings us the triumphant return of Salt-n-Pepa and takes us back to Woodstock, but most importantly it reminds us of some of our favorite food-related quotes:
"That's what make a hamburger!"
"They call it a royale with cheese."
"Lieutenant Dan - ice cream."

This episode is dedicated to the incomparable OJ Simpson.

Two doctors - Dre and Quinn, Medicine Woman - lead us into the back half of I Love 1993, but Annie and Courtney are a little more equipped to discuss the impact of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. This episode also dips into Dazed and Confused, Crystal Pepsi, Quantum Leap, Aerosmith, and one of THE defining shows of the decade: The X-Files.

The first half of I Love 1993 sends Annie down some rabbit holes of notable true crime cases surrounding the Bobbitts and the Davidians, while Courtney mostly struggles to defend the opinion that "Informer" by Snow isn't really that bad. But between Jurassic Park, Where's Waldo?, and Martin, the major theme here is a sense of timelessness in entertainment, and it's a joy to see VH1's gallery of commentators revel in it!