Season 25

Alas, our Nora Ephron series has come to an end. For our last ep, we're happy we get to end on a high note and a touch of the Tucc...with 2009's Julie and Julia.

Years were spent trying to figure out the perfect way to bring back the 60s sitcom, Bewitched. The result was a confusing, critical bomb.

It's an extra-sized episode featuring director Alex Ross Perry for this strange film about lotteries or something.

AOL may have aged out but has this classic rom-com? We invited Who? Weekly's very own Lindsey Weber and Bobby Finger to discuss another Nora Ephron box office hit-You've Got Mail.

This week, Blank Check tackles one of film's greatest mysteries, John Travolta's career in the 90s.

The friends are joined by Search Party director Charles Rogers to discuss this mixed bag of mixed messages of a Christmas movie that shows maybe Nora Ephron can't do black comedies.

Only Nora Ephron could make a rom-com where the leads interact for 2 minutes an instant classic.

"Everything is copy." is the code Ephron lived by and no film fit that better than her directorial debut, This is My Life.

It laid the groundwork for her entire film career. It set the mold for every rom-com that followed. Though it wasn't her directorial debut, you just don't do Nora Ephron without covering When Harry Met Sally.