This week's episode isn't easy, you guys. We're talking about Macklmore and Ryan Lewis' single "Downtown" and how we both... kind of... like it. It's a real come-to-Jesus moment.

We're gonna unpack how this even happened and what a "guilty pleasure" looks like these days. Griffin edited out about 95 percent of Tony's sighing and feelings-eating.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art. They're as great as the Destroyer and Majical Cloudz songs called "Downtown."

It's that time of year! Time to put on our costumes (Griffin is Chandler in the bunny suit, Tony is Courtney Cox in the "Dancing in the Dark" video) and fill our pillow cases with some classic sitcom Halloween episodes.

We talk about our favorites, dig into why they're great and check them for razor blades before enjoying.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art. They're both full-size candy bars.

FX's reimagining of "Fargo" is back for a second season. Tony's a big fan and Griffin's a skeptic, so we give a close read and talk the pitfalls of adapting a sacred text. Also, just in time for Halloween, Griffin tells us about the most scared he's ever been in his whole life.

If you can't get enough "Fargo," our friends at Minnesota Public Radio are following the new season on a new podcast called "Aw Jeez." Also we should mention "Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter," a really beautiful movie also inspired by Fargo's landscapes and buried cash.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art. They sure are great, darn tootin'.

Last week it was competency porn, this week it's architecture porn: we're talking "The Intern," Nancy Meyers rom-coms and rewatchability. Plus, a quick tribute to Camera Obscura's Carey Lander.

You can donate to Lander's JustGiving page here, and take the "Which Nancy Meyers Kitchen Are You" quiz here.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art. They are both perfect kitchens.

Grab your french fries and crushed up Vicodin, this week we're talking about "The Martian"! It's maybe the first real Oscar contender of the season, but our favorite teenage movie critic hates it! We're gonna figure this out.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art for the show.

Get your leather black pantaloons (?) on, we're talking about Kanye's two-night stand at the Hollywood Bowl and the newly-released cast recording of "Hamilton."

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art for the show.

This episode doesn't start with an incredible sax solo, but it should because we're talking about Carly Rae Jepsen and her new album "E•MO•TION." But first! Griffin just saw "The Visit" and he hasn't been able to look at ovens the same way since.

Our theme music is by Alex Brodsky and Makenzie Flom did the art. The other music is by Jepsen and young upstart Justin Bieber, plus a quick Hannibal Buress clip

By way of introduction we listened to a few great songs about Chicago and LA, where the two of us recently moved. In the end we mostly just talked about some of our favorite topics: Little League, Uber anxiety, "The Bachelor" and grown men screaming at each other.

All the songs in this episode are by Serengeti, except our theme, which is by Alex Brodsky. Makenzie Flom did the art.