Spencer Kitley and Will Semons return from the holiday break just in time for a seismic-shifting episode of The Challenge Double Agents. They kick things off catching up on the Christmas week episode before jumping to all of the shock around Fessy’s episode four storyline. Then they shift gears to discuss the annoyance that is Josh, the poorly executed challenge, house politics and eventually the hall brawl to end it all.

Spencer Kitley and Will Semons are back for their first show of the new year and they are diving head first into the premiere episode of The Bachelor. They discuss Nemacolin in depth, analyze Matt’s debut, review all of the limo entrances and cocktail party antics. Then they hand out their annual superlatives and name their top four ladies at the end of night one. 

Spencer Kitley rides solo for the holiday season wrap up of the season that was on The Bachelorette. He dives into the season that featured two bachelorettes and two engagements. And he also discusses a week that featured a fantastic return, a surprise twist and ultimately an all-star, all-time showing by Zac Clarke, who really won Spencer over by season’s end. 

Spencer Kitley and Will Semons are so fired up to dig into the second episode of Double Agents. They start things off with the house dynamics and the questionable game play in this week’s challenge. Then they talk about the Double Agent decisions, Kyles impressive Crater performance and the big infiltration move. Buckle up it's going to be a great season. 

Spencer Kitley and Will Semon dive into the full four-hour week from this very busy week of The Bachelorette. They kick things off discussing the first rose ceremony and bachelor cuts, then they chat about the Men Tell All, before shifting gears to the hometown dates and handing out their annual hometown superlatives.

Spencer Kitley and Will Semons could not be more excited that podcast staple,The Challenge is back for an epic 36th season with Double Agents. This week they dissect the man that is TJ Lavin the handler, the choosing of pairs, CT’s conundrum, the big moves in The Chamber and of course the high drama at The Crater.

Spencer Kitley and Will Semons are excited to dive into yet another very serious episode of The Bachelorette, as Tayshia tries to sort out the heroes from the zeroes. They discuss the big Bennett vs. Noah showdown, Bennett’s resurgence, Ben’s big reveal, Riley’s emotions and ultimately the two guys they agree are in the catbird seat.

Spencer Kitley and Will Semons are back together to tackle what they think might be the most serious and real episode in the history of The Bachelorette. They discuss the big revelations made by Zac and Ben, as well as dissect the Bennett vs. Noah drama and explore the unfortunate dismissal of Eazy before making their top four picks to wrap up the show.

Spencer Kitley is joined by friend of the pod and former Reality TV producer Kenneth Browder to dissect the week that was with Tayshia on The Bachelorette. Kenneth returns for the first time since Clare departed and shares his excitement for the rejuvenated season, as he and Spencer discuss the drama at the resort, Noah’s immaturity, Tayshia’s great date with Ivan and so much more.

Spencer Kitley and Will Semons have a long way to go and a short time to get there as they tackle four shows in this week’s Mixed Bag. They kick things off by reviewing the new cast of the upcoming season of The Challenge Double Agents. Then they discuss all of the latest from Southern Charm (16:15), including John Pringle’s bold move, before examining the charter guests and crew shake up on Below Deck (23:50). They wrap things up with a review of the premiere episode of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (29:15) and explore each of the new ladies.