The Tuesdays crew recaps Thanksgiving, starting with Justin’s now-infamous “slop pile” of Kraft mac and cheese mixed with Bush’s baked beans, Sofia’s abandoned pumpkin pie plans, and Tony G’s seafood-heavy holiday that did not sit well. Stacy shares how she got guilted into a five-mile turkey trot and beat her goal ... by 28 seconds. The group debates ketchup vs. mayo on egg sandwiches, reviews a truly terrible Taco Bell key lime pie, and gives early thoughts on Zootopia 2. Justin also reveals his newest vintage toy obsession—Army Ants—and how he finally tracked them down on a holiday weekend toy hunt.

This Week's Highlights

• 🍽️ Justin’s Thanksgiving plate: Kraft mac, Bush’s beans, mashed together… by choice.
• 🥧 The Pumpkin Pie That Never Was: Sofia ditched baking to go out with friends (no regrets).
• 🏃‍♀️ Stacy’s 5-mile turkey trot: cramped, chaotic, and surprisingly triumphant.
• 🎬 Zootopia 2 early reactions: Two thumbs up and a new favorite character, Nibbles MapleStick (a podcaster).
• 🧸 Justin’s new Army Ants haul: the thrill of the vintage toy hunt.
• ☕ Swiss Miss redemption arc: Hot chocolate finally gets its respect.

Mentions

• Army Ants vintage toys
• Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate (including Yas Unicorn edition)
• Tacobell Baja Blast Key Lime Pie (never again)
• Eisenhower Park “Luminosity” light show
• Zootopia 2
• Toy Story 5 teaser

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This week, the Tuesday crew is back for Thanksgiving week — and Justin returns with a full dissertation on windows, gaskets, and contractor lies. Sofia still hates cooked apples, Stacy is gearing up for her hot-chocolate-bar era, and Tony G … well, TonyG is MIA doing “homework.” The trio covers everything from Christmas-light nostalgia and the chaos of the Macy’s Parade to the reopening of Toys“R”Us, bizarre Thanksgiving food opinions, and which movies you should see this weekend (spoiler: Zootopia).

This week’s highlights:

• 🪟 Justin becomes the self-proclaimed “gasket king”
• 🎄 Christmas Jr., Christmas crowds, and why decorations stay up until February
• 🧸 Toys“R”Us is back—but does it… feel right?
• 🍽️ The Thanksgiving Sides Bracket (and why Justin wants DiGiorno)
• 🥣 The great hot-chocolate-bar planning session
• 🎬 Zootopia, Wicked, Frankenstein, and holiday movie picks
• 🥧 Pumpkin pie vs. apple pie vs. “none of the above”

Mentions:

• Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Dyker Heights Christmas lights
• Toys“R”Us (Deer Park, Long Island)
• Jones Beach Light Show
• Zootopia 2, Wicked: For Good, Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein

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Stacy, Sofia, and Tony G dig into the sudden rise of AI-generated singers — including a country song topping the charts from an artist who isn’t even real. They discuss the two new "artists" and debate whether this is creativity, a shortcut, or the start of something messier.

Then it’s time for The Ultimate Thanksgiving Sides Bracket.

Mashed potatoes, stuffing, mac & cheese, Brussels sprouts — it's all up for grabs. Mac & cheese fights for its life, cranberry sauce sparks a classification war, and Tony’s lactose intolerance becomes a plot twist.

This week’s highlights:

🎤 AI singers topping the charts (and are we ok with it?)

🦃 The Thanksgiving Sides Bracket: chaos, carbs, controversy

🎟 Sofia’s Jonas Brothers impulse buy

🥄 Tony’s holiday food survival strategy

Mentions:

• “Walk My Walk” by Breaking Rust
• Xania Monet by Telisha Nikki Jones
• Matthew McConaughey’s AI voice clone
• Five Seconds of Summer
• Jonas Brothers
• Cornbread stuffing recipe
• Millie Bobby Brown and dirty carrots

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Stacy, Sofia, Justin, and Tony G discuss everything from failed language lessons and fake Louisiana accents to the thrill (or terror) of roller coasters. Stacy shares stories from the Marine Corps Ball—including her first trip to Busch Gardens, where she firmly skipped the rides—while Tony G defends the adrenaline rush, Justin admits swings now make him sick, and Sofia opens up about her fear of throwing up. The group also talks about the difference between Veterans Day and Memorial Day, and ends with a debate over today’s tipping culture: the guilt, the screens, and whether anyone really deserves a tip for handing you a bottle of water.

This week's highlights:

• 🎓 Why language learning feels impossible as an adult
• 🎢 Roller coasters, motion sickness, and Sofia’s fear of throwing up
• 🎖 The 250th Marine Corps Birthday and Stacy’s ball weekend
• 🧾 When to tip — and when it’s okay not to
• 🦆 How a trip to Five Below turned into 300 rubber ducks

Mentions:

• Busch Gardens in Williamsburg
• Muzzy, the BBC's language learning show
• The Marine Corps 250th birthday, and the Commandant's message

Halloween’s over, but Stacy and Sofia are still covering the highlights. Sofia survives Bayville Scream Park (barely) while Stacy recounts trick-or-treat fun featuring a hot dog, a school bus, and Dunkings costumes.

They also talk Heidi Klum’s Medusa costume, why fall deserves more than a weekend before Christmas, the escaped monkeys in Mississippi, and the latest Britney and Blake Lively drama.

What we’re talking about this week:

• Sofia’s first haunted-house experience (and how she scared the actors instead)
• The cutest kids’ costumes for Halloween
• Why Thanksgiving décor deserves its moment
• Britney Spears, fame, and the cost of growing up in the spotlight
• Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni — drama, PR, or publicity stunt?

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It’s a full crew this week on The Tuesdays as Justin’s finally back—just in time to recap his birthday party, including Sofia’s surprise karaoke debut. Stacy talks about trouble on the Metro after the Marine Corps Marathon, then the gang debates the Halloween franchise chaos, Hocus Pocus vs. Practical Magic, and which nostalgic Halloween movies actually hold up. They share favorite costumes, trick-or-treat memories, and a little reflection on how home videos might be the lost art of our time.

What we talked about in this episode:

• Justin's love of Weird Al Yankovic
• Halloween movies (see the list below)
• Marine Corps Marathon (Washington, D.C.)
• The Greenbergs on YouTube (Justin's home movies)
• An Antz World (TonyG's YouTube channel)
• Why we don't make photo albums anymore

Halloween movies mentioned:

• Halloween (1978)
• Rob Zombie’s Halloween (2007)
• Halloween Ends (2022)
• Hocus Pocus (1993)
• Hocus Pocus 2 (2022)
• Practical Magic (1998)
• Beetlejuice and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
• Corpse Bride
• Edward Scissorhands
• Sleepy Hollow
• Jeepers Creepers (1 & 2)
• Ernest Scared Stupid
• Hubie Halloween

It’s just Stacy and Sofia this week — everyone else ditched, and they’re calling it their “terrible twos” era. From Kim Kardashian’s face-covering couture moment to creepy clowns cruising through suburbia, this episode serves up equal parts pop culture chaos and Halloween fun.

They dive into costumes, party traditions, and why it’s never okay for grown adults to go around the neighborhood dressed as clowns if it's not Halloween night. Plus, Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard’s controversial anniversary post, the best Halloween dance songs, and a few seasonal décor stories for good measure.

What we’re talking about in this episode:

• Kim Kardashian’s Academy Museum Gala look — the nude Margiela Couture gown and that now-infamous face covering. See Kim’s post on Instagram.
• Halloween prep: costumes, candy mistakes, and why we never reveal our costumes before the big day.
• The man in a clown suit riding around the neighborhood on a motorbike (yes, really).
• Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard’s 12th anniversary post that had the internet divided.
• Skeletons, ceiling boots, and other Halloween décor fun.

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It’s mid-October and the 2/3 of the crew—Stacy, Sofia, and Tony G—kick off The Tuesdays Morning Show by diving into everything from odd jobs to pop culture nostalgia. Tony confesses to accidentally coaching kids’ golf without knowing how to play, Stacy mourns the end of MTV, and the group debates whether anyone could survive a month with a “dumb phone.”

From reminiscing about Discmans and paper maps to reviewing Taylor Swift’s new album and reacting (with disbelief) to a Twitch streamer live-broadcasting her childbirth, this first episode captures exactly what The Tuesdays is about: smart, funny, cross-generational conversation about the world we’re living in—and the one we left behind.

What we're talking about in this episode:

• Tony’s accidental coaching job – teaching golf to kids (and their parents) without knowing how to golf.
• The end of MTV – what it meant to different generations and how music videos lost their home.
• Life without smartphones – could you survive a month with a flip phone?
• Maps, memory, and nostalgia – paper maps, Discmen, and the art of getting lost.
• Taylor Swift’s new album – first impressions, lyrical critiques, and the generational Swiftie divide.
• The rise of extreme livestreaming – a Twitch streamer who broadcasted her own childbirth and what it says about internet culture.

Read more:

• Goodbye MTV
• The Washington Post article about ditching the smart phone
• Going live in childbirth
• The Tuesdays' playlist on Spotify