Strap in ladies, gentlemen, and grandmas because this album the critics are chatting about could very well be the most polarizing album reviewed so far. It's finally time for the Critics to sit down, listen to, and discuss Them by King Diamond!!

This Episode features a round of Guess That Melody.

In true tradition Michelle brings the funk to podcast! This week the Critics are listening to and discussing Street Songs by Rick James.

Featuring a rehearsal recording of The Debonairs.

Sam finally pulled the trigger and chose an artist that's been a long time coming. This week the critics listen to and discuss Facelift by Alice in Chains.

Featuring an episode of Hell Corner.

What does color coordination, simplicity, and open tunings have to do with each other? You guessed it. The White Stripes! This episode Michelle chose the debut self-titled album from this peppermint duo to listen to and discuss.

This episode features Abraham Lincoln ASMR!

This week's episode is a very emotional roller coaster of self-hatred, depression, yelling at fans, and looking like a turtle. That's right! Staind and Aaron Lewis are the topic of conversation as the Critics discuss the band's first major release.

This episode features a round of Guess That Melody!

It may be a month late, but it's the first annual Paxtoween! Not only are the critics reviewing local fried food, they're also watching a Bill Paxton movie for his birthday. Let's see who the better Bill P is once and for all when the critics review the movie Brain Dead, starring both Bill Paxton AND Bill Poo-man (Pullman).

This episode features a rousing round of Guess That Melody!

It's the Couple of Critics 200th episode and they're celebrating by reviewing their Favorite Birthday #1 Songs! From 1955-2020, the critics choose their favorite songs that were #1 on the Billboard charts during their birthday week. How were some of these songs even #1 hits?! Welcome to the Couple of Critics 200th episode of dumb!

This episode is brought to you by the ME-52's.

This week the Critics are kickin' it back to 93 with some sticky icky and Cypress Hill's Black Sunday. You'll also get a hint at what is in store for EPISODE 200!

I APOLOGIZE!! Being Sam, there are times I really muck things up. This episode is one of them. While I did my best to fix the problem, the sound is not the best but it's still a very fun episode. Kent Goldsmith returns once again to talk about some music. His choice? Pickin Up The Pieces by Fitz And The Tantrums.

Excrementals, Chris Rock's nice booty, and Sam's teeth are all on the table as the critics review the Kevin Smith movie, Dogma. They also try their hand at Alan Rickman impressions, and you can probably guess how that goes.