They also look back on some of their favorite wedding day memories, encourage listeners to re-visit the classic sitcom Seinfeld, which is streaming in its entirety on Netflix, and recommend a couple new flavors of Aloha bars for listeners looking for a little treat.

They also give some life updates after Jamie's recent surgery and give an awesome cookbook recommendation: So Easy, So Good by Arash Hashemi.

Things get a little spicy as they discuss the bingeworthiness of Margo's Got Money Troubles, and Jamie has some old man complaints for people who are loud at hotels. This is Jamie's last show before his thyroid surgery, so he and Jessica discuss what his voice might sound like next time, and they encourage everyone to treat themselves to a milkshake.

They also encourage fans to STOP sharing A.I. articles, graphics, and videos and wax nostalgic about the times when we had actual phone conversations.

For bingeworthy, Jamie recommends Shawn Inmon's Middle Falls Time Travel series, and Jessica encourages listeners to treat themselves by taking time to reconnect with nature.

But, that's not all. Jessica gives her review of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island, Jamie goes back to the late 80s and remembers The Arsenio Hall Show and discusses Arsenio's recently released memoir, and they encourage listeners to send a special treat to a friend.

Instead, we're going back to where it all began by replaying the first-ever episode of Hot Cup with the Campbells. Enjoy this trip back to the beginning and we'll see you next week with a brand new episode.

Jessica gives her thoughts on Love Story, the new FX miniseries based on the romance between John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette, and they both discuss what they were like in the 90's, including a very unfortunate facial situation for a 14 year-old Jamie.

Stay tuned. The show will be back - maybe in a week, maybe in a little longer.

Jessica will be back next week. Thanks for checking out the show.

This week, they give their review of the movie Serendipity, starring John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale, with support from Eugene Levy, Molly Shannon, Jeremy Piven, Bridget Moynahan, and John Corbett.

Next week, we'll be back to our regularly scheduled episodes. Let us know if you'd like us to do more of these, and if so, which romcoms you'd like us to cover.

They're starting off with a review of Serindipity. On the first episode, they go into some of the background and fun-facts about the making of the film. Be sure to come back next week for Part 2 where Jamie and Jessica will give their full review of this classic romantic comedy.

Kick back with something hot to sip on and enjoy a Hot Cup with the Campbells.

They also reminisce on getting Valentine's Day cards back in Elementary school, give their critical review of the Netflix thriller His & Hers and give a harsh reminder to anyone who still has Christmas decorations out in February.

They also recommend the gameshow The Floor as a nice little break from the heaviness of your newsfeed, give their thoughts on the "2016" social media trend, and tell listeners about a sweet treat they can't get enough of.

The winter is cold, but your cup doesn't have to be!

They also encourage listeners to treat themselves to a local performing arts event and Jamie gives his review of The Pitt on HBO.

As promised, here's the link to the NOK (Next-of-Kin) Box they are using to help them make sure their affairs are in order: https://www.thenokbox.com/

They also get nostalgic about Blockbuster Video, Jessica gives a certain Starbucks customer a piece of her mind, and Jamie gets existential while discussing the Tom Hanks movie Cast Away.

They discuss their game plan for heading into 2026 with intention and focus to have their best year ever and share what has worked for them in the areas of setting and accomplishing goals.

Jamie and Jessica also have a couple of exciting home and health updates, and they look back on New Year's Eve 1999 when the nation was in the grips of Y2K mania.

Jessica also gives her favorite Hallmark Christmas movie recommendations and Jamie reminisces on some of his favorite childhood Christmas gifts. And, they call out Nabisco on an unnecessary new product.

As promised - here's the game-changing Christmas-tree stand discussed during the show: https://www.acehardware.com/departments/home-and-decor/holiday/christmas-tree-stands/9106097

They also discuss the Netflix docu-series America's Team - The Gambler and His Cowboys about the 90's era Dallas Cowboys NFL dynasty AND encourage audience members to treat themselves to Maxine's Heavenly oatmeal and chocolate creme sandwiches.

As promised, here's a link to where you can stream Jamie's new comedy special from Dry Bar Comedy: https://youtu.be/m55fl6MnuCI?si=BCz6zrEV1wCxfe7j

This week, Jamie and Jessica discuss what they’re thankful for. They also give their Turkey-day bingeworthy playlist to keep you entertained all day long. The Campbells reminisce on when Black Friday was a single day shopping-spree, and encourage you to treat yourself a guilt-free dining experience this holiday.

As promised, here is a link to Jamie’s brand new Dry Bar Comedy Special: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m55fl6MnuCI

And a link to where you can get tickets to the premiere screening of the family Christmas comedy movie Gingerbread Men in St. Joseph, MO: https://jomotickets.com/event/gingerbread-men-movie-premiere

They also discuss watching the latest season of Only Murders in the Building, reminisce on their favorite childhood fast food menu items, and encourage listeners to treat themselves to an early plate of their favorite Thanksgiving side.

As promised - here's the McDLT commercial starring a pre-Seinfeld Jason Alexander.

They also give Daylight Savings Time a piece of their mind and discuss what it’s like when your partner feels silly, but you feel serious.

Finally, Jamie encourages listeners to go wild when it comes to doling out treats this Halloween and Jessica encourages everyone to be kind to anyone who comes to your door.

Jessica tells us about her attempt to free a rabbit who got stuck in their window well over the weekend.

Jamie recounts his trip to the Tallgrass Film Festival to screen his indie horror-comedy movie, Taffy, which is now available to stream online via the Virtual Festival.

Jessica gives her review on the true crime series Death in Apartment 603, Jamie shares fond memories of late guitar great Ace Frehley, and they recommend treating yourself to some solo time.

Then, they go on a rant about people who keep the volume up on their devices in public, and get into the spooky season, waxing nostalgic on their childhood Halloween experiences.

Jamie gives his review of the book Cinderella Man, about the greatest upset in boxing history, Jessica quizzes us on our memories of Publisher’s Clearinghouse and they go down a Mandela Effect rabbit hole. Jamie also recommends treating yourself this autumn by trying an unconventional recipe for Pumpkin Chili.

They also call out gas stations for being too complicated. Plus, Jamie talks about binge watching Stranger Things to prep for the show’s final season and Jessica encourages listeners to treat themselves to carob as an alternative to chocolate.

They go into the hotel's fascinating history and dive into all the dog-friendly activities and touristy hotspots they visited during their getaway.

Also: Jamie defends the honor of pumpkin spice, Jessica gives her review of The McBee Dynasty, and they remember the TGIF sitcom era.

They somehow manage to lighten things up as they reminisce on the era of music countdowns on the radio and MTV. Jessica recommends treating yourself to a visit to a sunflower field, and Jamie discusses his favorite book, The Stand by Stephen King.

They also encourage listeners to stop comparing themselves to who they were when they were younger, and Jessica discusses how Taylor Swift helped her through a dark period.

They also get real about dealing with those moments when the phone has more of your partner’s attention than you do, dive into how they support each other in their fitness and nutrition goals, and share their thoughts on Leanne Morgan’s new Netflix sitcom.

Here are the links we mentioned in the episode:

Ozzy Osbourne - interview from The Decline of Western Civilization Part II

Whatever Happened to Slap Bracelets?

On episode 1, we talk about how we met, and how we've been dealing with a tough cancer diagnosis.

We also discuss one of our recent tv binges, Your Friends & Neighbors, which you can find on Apple TV plus.

For more info on Jamie's live comedy performances performances, click HERE.

See you next time!