Tired: watching TV characters on TV formats that require the use of multiple senses. Wired: putting them on podcasts so we only need to use our ears. Imagine if two or more characters from different shows somehow meet, find some common ground, and decide to get together and make a podcast about it. Which characters do we think should undertake such a project, and what's the topic they choose to podcast about? Find out our picks in this Mini!

In the past, we've each picked a TV character whose wardrobe we'd like to ward-ROB. But what if we couldn't pick? What if, instead, each panelist sentenced one of his or her colleagues to have to wear a TV character's terrible wardrobe? That's the question we're pondering in this Mini!

Extra Credit from David Ellis Dickerson: Take a show that Sarah loves, and turn it into a sitcom set in space. What else changes? What is a typical hijink?

Dan Cassino's Extra Credit harkens back to the recent discussion on Six Feet Under not holding up very well on rewatch. What shows have we revised our opinion of on rewatch, for better -- or worse?

Inspired by a mime reference on Little House On The Podcast, Suley asked us to liven up boring or flabby episodes with silent performers.

@CoreyAH tasked us with taking classic TV episodes and mooting them with present-day technology. Is THIS the death of independent George?

For this Extra Hot Great Mini, we're each sending our favorite TV characters to the Big Brother house. Who gets voted out first, who gets the villain edit, who gets "voted back in by America," who aligns together, and who wins? Listen to find out!

Let's say Quantum Leap's Sam Beckett can Quantum Leap into a show and alter an event to improve a dreadful plot point. Which show would each of us choose, and what does he do? Oh boy, we're fixing TV history in this Extra Hot Great Mini!

Jon Favreau is producing/writing a Star Wars TV show. It's probably just Dinner For Five in the Star Wars universe, right? That's our theory as we each cast an episode with highlights for this Extra Hot Great Mini!

All The Money In The World taught us all that it is possible, in visual media, to sub out a very bad man for a better one (...or, at least, one whose badness has yet to become public knowledge). In this Extra Hot Great Mini, we're switching out disgraced TV stars for replacements who won't make us feel so icky!