Women have been at the center of some of the funniest films of the past 50 years — in front of the camera, and in some cases behind the scenes. We look back at 16 of the most beloved female-fronted comedy films in recent history.

Sci-fi has been part of the television landscape since at least the 1950s. Now in the 21st Century, we have the technology to bring those creative visions to reality. We discuss 16 of the most influential sci-fi TV series of the past 25 years.

Stevie Wonder was one of the most prolific and influential music artists of the 1960s through the 1980s. We look back on 16 classics from his incredible musical catalogue.

For our 2026 Pride Special, we look at 16 of the most groundbreaking TV shows of the past and present that showcased queer characters and stories.

The Looney Tunes cartoon franchise has existed for nearly 100 years, and over the decades has spawned a flew of pop-culture icons. We discuss 16 of them in this wild and wacky debate.

Kylie Minogue has been scoring hits for five decades. The Aussie dance-pop goddess continues to create new music, and is arguably more popular than ever. We look back at 16 of our favorite Kylie tracks and celebrate her catalogue overall.

Stephen Sondheim was one of the most important voices in late 20th Century musical theater. While we lost Mr. Sondheim a few years ago, the Great Pop Culture Debate wants to look back at his work and attempt to name the best Sondheim musical of all time.

Alfred Hitchcock was “the Master of Suspense,” captivating film audiences from the 1930s to the 1960s with dozens of films that defined the horror and mystery genres, and which still loom large in film history nearly 100 years later. We look back at 16 of his most iconic films.

For Episode 200, we’re turning the mic over to the listeners. Join fellow Great Pop Culture Debate fans as they sound off on some of the most dubious decisions from seasons 8 through 12 of the podcast.