Some stories are favorites. Others become old friends—the books and movies we revisit whenever we need comfort, laughter, escape, or a reminder of someone we love.

Rick Robinson and Aggie open the doors to “Masterpiece Theater—He Said, She Said style for a nostalgic tour through the stories they can read or watch repeatedly without getting tired of them.

The conversation travels from Agatha Christie’s ancient-Egypt mystery ‘Death Comes as the End’ and Sherlock Holmes classics such as ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’ to time-travel romance, ‘The Princess Bride,’ Stephen King’s ‘The Stand,’ and the pop-culture references that permanently escaped their original stories.

Rick and Aggie then turn to comfort movies, memorable soundtracks, Paul Newman classics, ‘Star Wars,’ ‘The Sting,’ ‘The Hustler,’ and the films connected to parents, relatives, childhood experiences, and people no longer with us.

It’s an evening about mysteries, romance, movies, books, family memories, questionable impressions, and the stories that can still make us stop whatever we’re doing and begin again from the beginning.