Thirty Twenty Ten
A pop culture time machine! Each episode covers that very week from 30 years ago, 20 years ago and 10 years ago, which means each show is loaded with forgotten movies, timeless TV episodes and songs best left to the past. We'll examine TV, movies, music and video games from the 90s, 2000s, and 2010s. Come remember with us!
- Update frequency
- every 6 days
- Average duration
- 157 minutes
- Episodes
- 112
- Years Active
- 2023 - 2025
Kelsey Grammer is Listening, Kate Beckinsale Fights Werewolves, and Hugh Jackman’s a Prisoner
Sept. 15-21: Martin Scorsese gets high-class, Bruce Willis is on a boat, the NYPD gets blue, Rocko gets modern, Martha Stewart conquers everything, thirteen-year-olds gone wild, Beyoncé fixes the ch…
Tarantino Gets Romantic, Robert Rodriguez Closes the Desperado Trilogy, and the Truth is Out There on TV
Sept. 8-14: Bill Nye brings the science, Saved by the Bell has a new class, Ricki Lake and Ellen and Conan start talking, a brand-new Superman, Paul Giamatti is a comic-book legend, Kathleen Turner …
Brad Pitt is a murderer, David Spade is a has been, and this Vin Diesel movie is Riddick! - Thirty Twenty Ten - Sept 1-7
Chevy Chase was the worst late night host of all-time, David Duchovny is not the lead you’re looking for this week, Calendar Girl and Calendar Girls are thankfully not a franchise, Vin Diesel comes c…
Dawn of the Power Rangers, Bruce Cambell's Big TV Show, and Remembering the Relevance of MTV's VMAs - Thirty Twenty Ten: Aug 25-31
Stephen King closes Castle Rock, Mario get his first remaster while we get the last ever F-Zero, looking back on when MTV's award shows were can't-miss entertainment, John Cusack hunts humans, Power …
JCVD x John Woo, Two Woody Allen Movies, and The World's End: Thirty Twenty Ten - Aug 18-24
The end of of Edgar Wright's Cornetto Trilogy, the greatest debut in the history of professional wrestling, the movie most worthy of cancelation stars Lisa Kurdrow and isn't the two directed by Woody…
The First of the Steve Jobs Movies, Jason Goes to Heck THEN Meets Freddy, and Who is Lee Daniels and His Butler?
Aug. 11-17: Laurence Fishburne plays chess, Robert Downey Jr. is haunted, Brittney Murphy moves uptown, Kevin Costner returns to the west, Kick-Ass rides again, Breaking Bad’s endgame begins, Paw Pa…
Matt Damon’s Space Heist, Lindsay Lohan Gets Freaky, Harrison Ford Didn’t Kill His Wife
Aug. 4-10: The last action rocket, Fry sells his soul to the Robot Devil, heavy metal murder, a Black superhero hit by a meteor, Deadpool spins off, too many TV adaptations, no one calls it The OC, D…
Denzel and Marky Mark go deep, Miyazaki's first last movie, Sean Connery in Senpai, and Bennifer strikes out - Thirty Twenty Ten: Jul 28 - Aug 3
Mel Brooks introduces the world to Dave Chappelle, 2 Guns is 2 inessential, the rise of Mario Golf, Miyazaki's second to last retirement, Mike Meyers steps out of Wayne's World, Rising Sun is too rac…
Wolverine gets a Second Chance, Game Over for Spy Kids and Lara Croft, and the Coneheads Conquer the Earth
July 21-27: Janet Jackson gets poetic, Bill Maher gets politically incorrect, Bob Dylan makes a movie, Tobey Maguire loves horsies, FX gets edgy, Reno’s finest bust criminals, backup singers in the …
Bad Boys 2, Free the Sanderson Sisters, and The Conjuring Begins: Thirty Twenty Ten - Jul 14-20
The dawn of Queer Eye and KOTOR, WB simultaneously saves and dooms a whale, Hocus Pocus and Bad Boys compete over becoming the slowest moving franchise in Disney history, Mr Bean is James Bond, Teen …
Jack Sparrow Sets Sail, Another Weekend at Bernie’s, and Robots vs. Monsters
July 7-13: Clint Eastwood stops an assassin, Sean Connery forms a league, the Sharknado strikes, Nick goes to Weinerville, Netflix goes to prison, Ryan Coogler shows off Oakland, Adam Sandler hangs o…
Tom Cruise Runs, Terminator Ends The World, and The Lone Ranger For Some Reason: Thirty Twenty Ten Jun 30 - Jul 6
The John Grisham Cinematic Universe Begins, the first (and best) of several Cameron-less Terminators, the Minions are officially a franchise, Legally Blonde squanders its potential, Pauly Shore break…