“The Avatar relations...where their tails wrap together...” “-that’s just beautiful.”

"I think that the scrote scene is fun for the whole family"

"I'm gonna watch that but not with you guys." I still do that with my parents too and I'm 23. LOL.

The fact that they even had to discuss "There's Something about Mary" vs. "Team America" is just hilarious to me.

Well I’d love to see another video after Rhett watches team America with his boys

I feel they should have queued up muted video of the scenes in question to analyze them and rank em more properly. Would have loved to see them watch Team America.

I remember being a preteen and watching somewhat suggestive movies/tv with either my parents or grandparents and I always made it a point to make slightly confused, halfway disgusted faces just in case they looked at my reaction so they wouldn't think I knew what was up 😂🤣

Pro tip, if an awkward scene comes on....thats an EXCELLENT time to go to the bathroom 😂

When link was talking about their grooming stuff and he started saying, "If you want your hair like..." I thought he was going to say like Mary from that movie poster. He was picking it up at the same time he was saying that. Lol

Instead of giving me "the talk", my Dad put in American Pie and told me if I had any questions to tell him, and that he would pause and explain. We watched the entire series that night.

"Probably something you'd talk about at the family reunion" I'm not sure about you, but I am NOT that comfortable with my family. 😂

“Who cares about violence” “Yeah, this is America man” Pretty much sums it up

True story: my dad saw Boogie Nights with my aunt and grandma because they all thought it was a disco movie similar to Saturday Night Fever.

"Probably something you'd talk about at the family reunion" What in the Deliverance are you talking about??????

Good to know that my family wasn’t the only one that employed the “put the pillow over your face for this part” approach 😂 i feel ya Chase

Theres something about Mary is the only movie I ever remember my dad actually stopping mid way and telling us we couldn't watch it

Watching the Wolf of Wall Street with my parents was one of the most awkward and painful movies to get through.

And rhetts POV of the his parents being embarrassed would only make him embarrassed is very rare and interesting. I can’t place myself in that spot

At 23 years years old, I visited my parents and watched Midsommar with them. Lemme tell you, that is the most awkward I've EVER felt around them

Me, Myself and Irene was REALLY awkward watching with both my parents sitting next to me in the theater LOL

my favorite thing about the Wheel of Mythicality is how it's obviously weighted to land on Gifticality more often than not. I love that they give to charity so much.

I had been told that "Leaving Las Vegas" was a great movie so I rented it one night and took it down to watch it with my folks. This made me really uncomfortable.

Can I just say, I’m loving the suggestive content lately. Like I ✨desperately want✨ reading fanfic part 2

Please do a KZfaq short where they watch the uncut scene of Team America, and get back to us.

Haven't finished watching this EP yet but Sausage Party has to be on this .. that was awkward in the theater with my dad...

My mom had showed me "something about Mary" at a young age and all I remember is the zipper scene and how it scard me into thinking it would happen to me even though I am a girl lol

american pie is like listening to WAP with your parents. just don’t, homie

They should also do "gmm's episodes you shouldn't watch with your parents"😂

I accidentally took my mother to watch "Gone girl" because i thought it was only a crime solving thing. Needless to say, very awkward.

The Titanic was the first movie I watched in theaters. I was 3 years old, and I beggggged my parents to see it. They brought me just to shut me up, figuring I would end up falling asleep. They were shocked that I was awake the whole time, but figured I was being stubborn because they said I wouldn’t like it. They were even more shocked when I was able to tell them exactly what the plot of the movie was, and insisted we own it on VHS.

"pucket-- that's what happens when a puppet-"

When Rhett says “I might as well have a tail” I don’t think he was talking about wrapping tails in avatar

How has Rhett never felt uncomfortable watching a movie with his parents?! It was always because my parents were there while I was seeing the nasty happening that made it so uncomfortable. Basically what Link said. And like I would always try to act like I had no idea what was happening or I would try to look away from the TV so it didn't seem like I was interested. Lol it blows my mind he never exsperience that horrific moments/feelings growing up. Lol

I remember watching the movie Kids with my mom. I thought it was going to be a fun, teenage-type movie. I. WAS. WRONG. 😳

Rhett is having a hard time talking today but we still love him

True Lies was also my first R rated movie. I watched it, and then wondered what the big deal was with R ratings. lol.

That musical brush is amazing, what the heck

I went to see Eurotrip in theaters with my older sister, uncle, and grandma.

...yeah, True Lies scene when Jamie Lee Curtis strips and dances ...oh mama! By far the most awkward to watch with your family!

Rhett: "Oh, Team America. That's made by the Robot Chicken guys, right?" Me: *HOW DARE YOU*

At 15 both my mom and I had heard great things about game of thrones. We didn’t think to check the rating and needless to say we didn’t make it through the first episode

True Lies was my and my brother's favorite movie growing up. I just had the honor of watching it with my 10year old nephew last week!

I remember when my mom and I watched Disaster Movie in theaters with my brothers and my mom had no what the movie was about. It was the most uncomfortable movie watching experience I ever went through.

I had no issue watching American pie with my dad lol. I would never have watched it with my mom

You guys definitely need to go watch a few of these and come back to this, especially Team America!

Watched Team America when I was like 10 years old and 16 years later I still cannot watch it

I watched the titanic with my mom when I was 13! Its sort of a coming of age movie in my family lol I don't remember being that embarrassed

I went to see Midsommar with my mom, not a great idea 😂

I remember seeing Titanic in the theater with my parents. Then the drawing scene came on, and man o man was it awkward.

"It's actual pucket" 🤣🤣

I was thinking about watching Human Centipede with my parents. That wouldn't be awkward right?

I'm a movie guy and I have seen all of these several times. They are all great btw.

Those three need to watch a True Lies!

The two most awkward movies I watched with my mom are Austin Powers: The Spy who Shagged Me and Superbad.

In my humble opinion, I think they all should have watched the movies before rating them; thusly, they could have had more objective opinions.

I also watched American pie with my dad and borat in theaters with my grandpa. I was in middle school and we took my friend. It was so uncomfortable.

My god, hahahaha, the avatar critique from both of them is great 🤣

My dad and I share similar tastes in movies so usually I go to the theater with him when there is a movie he wants to see. The only major exception is the James Bond franchise. I do not want to see a grown man having relations with someone (implied or otherwise) while sitting next to my father. And you know there is usually at least one of those scenes in every one of those movies. No thank you.

Why is it that when Rhett is telling the story of back in the day when they were looking for a place for the show it feels like my dad telling me a story about his life lol.

I love that Rhett HAS too play the comb each time 🤣

15:09 “if you want hair like mine Jen is available to throw flour at your head 5 days a week”

I used to shy away from kissing scenes around my mom. Now we’re watching game of thrones and the only thing she is uncomfortable about is the violence. She even tells me to not watch the violence even though I’ve seen it multiple times

Link always has the coolest t-shirts 😎

True Romance with my fianceé's father was definitely something, at parts. Always been one of my favourites but not that day

When I was 9 I went to watch The Hunchback of Notre Dame with my dad in the movie theater. And I gotta say, I was SO uncomfortable during the Hellfire scene and so was he lol. I actually really like the song now and the movie is one of my favorite disney movies, but at the time I felt so awkward watching it with him for reasons I couldn't even articulate at the time.

I watched Team America as a teen with my dad and it was SO UNCOMFORTABLE.

Link wears pretty cool t-shirts all the time, but this one was particularly awesome!

Omg Rhett, watch Team America. You are so unbelievably lucky to be able to see a classic like that for the first time.

The scrote scene, fun for the whole family 4:40

I watched Unfaithful (Diane Lane, Richard Gere) while home from college with my then boyfriend (now husband) and his family. At one point I looked over at my brother-in-law and his girlfriend and he was visibly sweating while watching. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE never watch Unfaithful with your future mother-in-law. Consider this a PSA.

"I might as well have a tail." Can't wait for the next fanfic episode ....

I suggest watching/rewatching Team American 😂😂...Sausage Party would be hard movie to watch with parents 😂

I watched There's Something About Mary w/my grandmother & i remember that moment when he zipped up his junk in his pants we both kinda looked at each other w/wide eyes like "oops, am I supposed to be watching this?" lol. That was probably the most tame part of the movie tho.

I LOVED SMTH ABT MARY OMG

True Lies is a great movie.

Saw the un-cut version of Team America in the theatre. People literally screamed in shock . Then laughed like there was no tomorrow. It was crazy.

I loved this episode! Very funny! I kid you not, I work at a museum that's currently hosting an exhibit showing James Cameron's deepsea career.

It's been two years and I doubt anyone of y'all gonna see this, but when I was 17 my parents took me to go see 'Freddy Got Fingered' at the movie theatre. I think I win 😂

i watched ted with my mom when i was a kid and we thought it was gonna be like paddington and oh boy 😂

I watched "Burn after Reading" with my parents.. They had no idea what kind of movie it was.. I was mortified at the "machine" scene

Team America is def more awkward than something about mary.. also, Rhett I'm let down you have not seen it!!

The movie I wouldn't watch with any parent is "Good Luck Chuck".

I watched Badder Santa with my parents 😂😂😂

At 15, my mom took me to a matinee showing of Species back in 1995.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas with mom

I watched midsommar with my parents. I would not recommend.

Rhett's assumption about the focus being on the parents is really interesting after hearing him talk about his family dynamic so much on Ear Biscuits.

I’ll never forget when my grandma took a young me (11) and my cousin (7) to see Knocked Up.

Fatal Attraction with my parents when I was a teenager. Fatal MISTAKE.

No Showgirls you felt uncomfortable just walking in the movie theater.

I watched A Clockwork Orange w my super uptight grandfather. still get a knot in my stomach thinking about it

These have to be some of the most tame movies they could have chosen. Aside from American Pie and Team America. Try watching A Clockwork Orange with anyone. And someone on the staff clearly loves James Cameron.

I was a young teen and watched these movies with my parents and felt awkward every time 😂😂😂😂

The one for me was The Sweetest Thing. Also with Cameron Diaz, that’s the movie that I saw with my whole fam (parents and sisters) and I was incredibly uncomfortable throughout.

My whole family (both parents and 4siblings) all went to see wolf of wall street in theaters lol. That was fun

Years ago, whilst spending the holidays with my in-laws, I picked what movie we’d all watch together two nights in a row. First, For a Good Time Call and then I Love you Phillip Morris. Mortified. Don’t recommend. I’ve not picked any movies w the in-laws since. And my spouse still makes fun me of me for it by periodically saying, “Do it man.” Remember that scene?

“Safe bet.” 🤣

oooo Link.... Lily is going to be pissed about the insinuation made!

True lies was my first R movie too.

KALIMA KALIMA KALIMA! Was the phrase Link wanted