James makes Batangas for our review of Gone Are the Dayes, a 1984 Disney Channel Premiere featuring some absolutely bizarre content, including a gangland shooting in a Japanese restaurant, a walk through the Underground Railroad, and a child in a gorilla mask getting chloroformed by an ice cream truck driver. You don't want to miss this one!

Brandon hosts DCOM trivia in a very special bonus episode celebrating our 25th release!!! Guests Otto Vock and Gretchen Walter compete against James and Ryan in categories like Does It Have Basketball?, Record Breakers, Name That Tune, and more! James also mixed up some fan favorite drinks, Taylor Negroni and Toxic Mezcal-inity. Come play along!

It's our 25th episode!!! Guest host Steven Falco joins us to sip on Belmont Jewels and talk about teeth alarm clocks and the world's worst girlfriend in the 1999 Lawrence brothers DCOM Horse Sense! Be sure to also check out our very special *Bonus Episode* dedicated to DCOM trivia, available now :)

Guest host Alex Luber enters the studio to talk Descendants, the 2015 hit musical DCOM and the first installment of Disney Channel's newest trilogy. James is disappointed with the dearth of dads, nobody understands how Tourney works, and Brandon and Ryan get a *little* more than tipsy playing Wizard's Staff.

It's a family takeover!! Guest hosts/Brandon's sisters Katie, Megan, and Lindsey Lomuto join the Tipsy Panel to talk Camp Rock and sip on Campari Rocks. Tune in as we solve the mystery of how Joe Jonas can harmonize with himself while singing alone.

Guest host Anthony Landi joins us in the studio for our review of the 2006 DCOM Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior! James concocts the Homecoming Prince, and the Tipsy Panel introduces the DCOM Dad Hour.

Zach Collins joins us for drinking Hurricanes and reviewing the 2003 DCOM The Even Stevens Movie, starring the ever infamous Shia LaBeouf. We analyze the most expensive prank show ever, Mootai/Jason becomes an amazingly hateable character, and Dave Coulier stops by the studio.

Guest host Gretchen Walter joins us for some Cold Toddies as we talk bad accents, cool math dresses, and the Aurora Borealis in the 2014 DCOM How To Build A Better Boy!

In this very special episode of DCTP, we drink Lone Stars and champagne while we review the high-chic, highly quotable Lindsay Lohan classic Get A Clue and celebrate Brennan's last episode before she moves halfway across the country.

Shelley Duvall lost her sheep, Little Richard is a merry old soul, and Cyndi Lauper had a little lamb played by Woody Harrelson—we can only be talking about the 1990 nursery rhyme reimagining Mother Goose Rock N Rhyme! Guest host Elizabeth Sherwood sips on Manhattans with the Tipsy Panel, Randy Jackson stops by the studio, and James reads a poem.