The guys still don't know how to open an episode. Bobby patiently waits to open his new Playstation VR. Ian is still watching Face Off and Bobby has watched Ingrid Goes West. Bobby introduces Ian to Our Debut Album, a podcast in which two comedians with no songwriting experience try to create a hit album. The guys muse on the simple pleasures of listening to people create music. Ian's choice is the FX show Legion. It's weird and artsy, but it's based on comic books, so it's still like totally on brand or whatever. Also, the guys both agree that Aubrey Plaza is a boss. Finally, a lengthy spoiler-filled geek-out sesh about how awesome Black Panther was. (Spoilers: it's very awesome) Popular Culture Discussed: Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Face Off, Ingrid Goes West, Our Debut Album, Legion, Black Panther Next Week: Better Call Saul and The Last Five Years

This week Ian nerds out about the truth being out there with X-Files. Then Bobby contemplates the virtues of burning out Vs fading away with Lost. Finally, the guys make a real difference and solve world hunger by ranking the best marvel movies. Pop Culture Discussed: Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Syfy's Face Off, and Katy Tur's Unbelievable

Bobby's pick is the Netflix true crime send-up American Vandal, but Ian ends up watching more of it than Bobby. Ian reunites Bobby with his love of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Finally, the guys create one more world problem by asking a question nobody needed--are Cheetos chips? Popular culture discussed: MeUndies, Dropmix, Doughboys, Mario Kart, Slow Burn, American Vandal, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Cheetos, Fritos

The guys are back from their holiday break with lots to discuss! In an extra long episode, Ian shows Bobby around Stars Hollow with Gilmore Girls. Then Bobby introduces Ian to the terrifying alien mind of Tommy Wiseau with The Room. Finally, in light of the current war of opinions on the subject, the guys discuss the best and worst that Star Wars has to offer. Media Discussed: Zelda: Breath of the Wild, The Expanse, The Disaster Artist, Gilmore Girls, The Room, everything Star Wars.

This week the guys discuss a media form near and dear to them...podcasts! Ian brings ones of his favs, the satirical Earwolf podcast Hollywood Handbook while Bobby stays true to his pretentious brand and brings the Gimlet Media podcast Reply All. Finally, the two of them face off in an epic showdown over the merits of the film Best Friend From Heaven, in which Kris Kristofferson voices a ghost dog. Discussed in this episode: Justice League, Stardew Valley, Nintendo Switch, Hollywood Babble-On, Hollywood Handbook, Comedy Bang Bang, Startup, Reply All, Best Friend From Heaven

Movie Night! This week the guys forgo their third segment and each pick a movie to discuss. First, Bobby talks about the only movie where someone becomes best friends with a corpse and it makes you cry: Swiss Army Man. Then Ian talks about the beautifully violent and over-the-top Dredd. Pop Culture Discussed: Mario Odyssey, Runaways, Annihilation, Punisher, Justice League, Lady Bird, and Greta Gerwig in general

The guys regroup after seeing Thor: Ragnarok. Ian discusses the deeper themes of "Legends", a two-parter from the Justice League animated series. Bobby picks apart Don Hertzfeldt's animated short World of Tomorrow. Finally, the guys butt heads over Netflix's Daredevil series. Popular culture discussed: Thor Ragnarok, Justice League, World of Tomorrow, Daredevil, Zelda: Breath of the Wild, South Park: The Fractured But Whole, Middle Earth: Shadows of War Next Week: Swiss Army Man and Dredd

Bobby freaks out about the Cartoon Network hit Steven Universe. Ian discusses the merits of Ed Brubaker's super hero noir comic Sleeper, despite some awkward socially dated stuff. Finally, Ian makes fun of Bobby's yesteryear obsession with Degrassi. Things discussed: South Park: The Fractured But Whole, Happy Death Day, Steven Universe, Sleeper, Degrassi

It's the inaugural episode! Ian finally gets Bobby to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The two talk about the famed season 4 episode "Hush". Bobby introduces Ian to his love of Lin-Manuel Miranda and This American Life with the short musical "21 Chump Street" Finally, the two argue about the merits and the success of Netflix's Stranger Things. Popular culture discussed: Blade Runner 2049, Narcos, American Made, The Good Place, Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, This American Life, Hamilton, Stranger Things, It