Did you know that the 1968 film classic Rosemary&apos;s Baby, directed by Roman Polanski, had a made-for-TV sequel in 1976?  Well it did, and it&apos;s a masterpiece in 1970&apos;s camp.  Obviously Mia Farrow did not return, this time replaced by former teen star Patty Duke, in this film that demands you to take a look at the titular Rosemary&apos;s Baby, the Son of Satan himself, and see what he is up to as an adult. The answer to what the son of the Prince of Darkness is up to: he is a lounge singer in a crappy casino in the California desert.  Join us this week as we discuss the Movie of the Week phenomena, which sequels were the biggest drop in quality from the original movie, and answer the age old question: who was hotter, Mary-Ann or Ginger?

06 - Cars 2

The show that talks about the follow up sequels to major motion pictures that fell way short of the mark of the beloved first films.  We cover the colossal failures everybody knows about (I'm looking at you, "Jaws 4:The Revenge"), but also the forgotten attempts to turn a one-off into a franchise (did you know "Rosemary's Baby" had a sequel?)