Do you remember the longest podcast you've ever heard? Can a host do an extended bit that even he doesn't understand? Has a show ever started every episode with a different optical illusion? Prepare to toe the line between fiction and reality as we discuss the show you know from the memes.

Our methodology really pays off with the constantly changing TBS -> HBO Max dark comedy Search Party, which has an ending nobody could've predicted from the start.

We take a trip to the "twin cities" as we look at the definitive workplace sitcom, the Mary Tyler Moore Show, starring an all-time dime (Ed Asner) and a murderer's row of entertainment legends both on and off-camera.

We enter the game show genre with Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader, which is apparently harder than it sounds. We get the most jarring "main character recast" ever with Jeff Foxworthy on one end and John Cena on the other. Find out if your hosts are dumber than a 10-year-old.

We reunite with podcast mother Connie Britton to discuss the ABC/CMT series Nashville. Join us at the honky tonk as we slander a character played by Whose Line alum Chip Esten because Travis tragically misread this show's TVTropes page.

It's time for another edition of "shows you haven't heard of unless you watch the NBA on TNT." Did you know they made a TV series out of the Australian indie film Animal Kingdom? And that it ran for six seasons? It just ended a few weeks ago. It's a grimy show about hanging out with your gross uncles and weird grandma.

Magic! Romance! Girl power! Somehow we're only just now during our first Aaron Spelling joint, the WB witch drama Charmed. It's got another one of those weird finales where everyone is time traveling or on a different plane or whatever.

We finally discuss Gunsmoke, which for a long time was the longest-running primetime television program. Except we didn't watch any of the show. We listened to a radio broadcast and watched the final TV movie, aired nearly two decades after the show's cancellation. So come join us as Matt completely breaks our format.

With Bob Odenkirk's role as Saul Goodman coming to an end, we felt it was appropriate to take a look back at his (and David Cross') cult comedy origin, the HBO sketch series Mr. Show with Bob and David. Hopefully our first foray into sketch comedy turns up more hits than misses.

It's time for another quirky 90s comedy-drama with the Emmy-winning Northern Exposure. The pilot is about New York's most annoying man having to adjust to small-town Alaska, and the finale is not about much of anything but does have Jerry Adler parachuting in from the sky.