Devin and Drew are back and working on their best poses for the upcoming Ginyu Force tryouts. In this episode we share what actors we would cast to play the Ginyu Force. Including Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dominic Monaghan and Andre the Giant. Goku is finally done training and only 10 minutes away from planet Namek, which in Dragon Ball Z time is about 4 episodes. Meanwhile, Coach Vegeta sends in his two best benchwarmers for a 2v1 handicap match against... Gordo? Goldo? The little, green one.

Devin and Drew have been hiking through knee high filler for weeks, but could it be that they have finally reached the summit?? Or is this just another false peak on the notoriously unforgiving Mount Podcast? Who gives a shit, the Ginyu Force has arrived!

Devin and Drew decide that ten minutes is the appropriate length for episodes like this one.

Devin and Drew board the U.S.S. James Cameron to embark on an undersea journey into Namek's ocean to locate Dragon Ball Z's bar and raise it back to a respectable level. Will they survive the unfathomable depths and find this "bar", or will they drown in the deep blue filler? Don't hold your breath....

Devin and Drew pawn off their 'Pantera' fusion-earrings to buy some Christmas mushrooms from Siberian shamans. Still grieving over his stolen Dragon Balls, Frieza kills a bottle of wine and drunk dials the Ginyu Force. Gohan reunites with his Uncle Vegeta and shows off his cool new watch. Vegeta teaches Gohan a valuable lesson in “high postin' when you all alone.” Merry Christmas and don’t forget to leave a tall glass of crow’s milk for Santa Claus!

Devin and Drew hate playing space! In today’s episode, Goku finds himself in a real “127 hours” situation after a magnetic storm fucks over the carbonator on his spaceship. Hanging upside-down at 100x gravity and barely clinging to life, Goku fires a Kamehameha Wave at the cable wrapped around his ankles in a desperate attempt to free himself. And like you would expect, the Kamehameha bursts right through the cable and into the side of the ship causing a rapid decompression and killing Goku almost instantly! Well, that’s not exactly what happened… but Goku does learn the hard way that he cannot regenerate limbs like his good buddy Piccolo after accidentally blasting his own legs off with the close range Kamehameha! No, no, no, that didn’t happen either…. but you can imagine what it’d be like if it did, right??

Happy Thanksgiving! We are celebrating today with a "leftover" episode that honestly should have been tossed in the garbage. But as the #1 Dragon Ball Z podcast in the world, we have a duty to cover every single installment in the beloved franchise. Unfortunately that includes the vastly inferior movies which, to our great disappointment, are not as enjoyable as our childhood memories have led us to believe. And 'The Tree of Might' is no exception to this, so if you have fond memories of the film I strongly suggest you do not revisit this one. It will surely let you down, as it did us. Without further ado, please enjoy this "bonus" episode we recorded months ago, but were reluctant to release until now.

Devin and Drew saw the Funimation/Crunchyroll split coming, but they were caught completely off guard by the Disney buyout! Vegeta, Prince of the Saiyans, has become dissatisfied with his space-pirate life and is now fascinated by the underwater world. Vegeta ignores the warnings of Lord Frieza, and his Jamaican crab-servant, Zarbon, that contact between Saiyans and Sea Creatures is forbidden. With his new best friend Flounder, he successfully escapes from Lord Frieza's Ship, and rapidly flees to the sea in search of the Dragon Balls. Will Vegeta obtain all seven Dragon Balls and wish for the Eternal Dragon to transform him into the Mermaid he identifies as? Tune in next time!!

Devin and Drew wanted to skip this episode, but if they didn't watch it they'd have to swallow a thousand needles (which sounds more enjoyable in hindsight). Nothing happens in this episode that A.) you haven't already seen in previous episodes or B.) won't be rehashed again in future episodes. Goku trains under gravity in his spaceship, Vegeta gets revived in a float tank, and the unimportant characters chase around a monkey and a grasshopper. If you want to skip this episode of Dragon Ball Z, we promise not to tell King Kai....

Devin and Drew pray for the Namekian Gods to end this plague of mundane filler. Guru entrusts Krillin with a Dragon Ball, presumably so that he has a literal ball to drop when he is put on the spot later. Krillin then sells his soul to the Namekian Jesus in exchange for some bullshit pseudo powers. And like a good Christian he immediately rushes back to the cave to convert his friend Gohan. Meanwhile, it would seem that Vegeta also found Jesus after barely surviving his baptism.