Which TV characters would we drop into genres other than the ones they're currently in?

With an A-Team reboot just announced, who should play whom?

What TV character do we see starting a dance studio and who's going be the annoying, clingy dance parent they have to deal with?

Which Friends birthday episodes are truly worth celebrating, while which are as annoying as a pinch to grow an inch?

The lightning-round Mini is back. Which Simpsons character hosts SNL? What's the cheap overseas knock-off of our favorite show called? Who on TV is a c.v. faker? These and many more questions: ANSWERED.

Sarah D. Bunting wondered which shows the panel most often lied about getting around to eventually, or being psyched to marathon, in order to smooth over social situations and/or soothe the internet's ruffled feathers. And it looks like we hate laughter?

Doug tasked us with giving one TV show the Ru treatment, complete with plot tweaks and character names. You might be surprised who loves it when a plan comes together.

Delwyn used an Extra Credit to ask what would happen if a TV character were offered an adventure/nature reality show -- what landscape or creature it would feature, and who'd be the Marlon Perkins. Can Captain Holt bag Bigfoot? Let's find out.

Game Time author extraordinaire Rob Hartmann tasked the gang with sending Brandon Walsh onto the shows of our choosing to lecture some poor unsuspecting characters...and possibly to get killed in the attempt. Good luck with that, cocksucker!

This Extra Credit topic sees the gang recasting our own podcast using our favorite TV characters: the lovable host, the TV encyclopedia, the dry-witty crackpot, and the effortless guest. Not everyone's happy with their opposite numbers, and the Valued Guest may or may not bring a shotgun.