The gang looks at the sequel to one of their picks for the 10 best games of all-time, Hades II. Also, Chris tiptoes around the true ending, Jason feels a void in the original, Maisie tries to pet a good doggo, and Shaun grapples with gameplay over story.

The gang follows up the brand loyalty episode by talking about what brands can do to make themselves be shunned forever. Also, Chris throws shade at Moana 2, Cody finds a car he likes, Dave gives up on McDonald's, and Shaun brings up a prisoner.

The gang talks about what influenced their first use or continued use of a product, and how brands work. Also, Chris deals with tech issues again, Cody shuns plastic for aluminum, Dave shouts out influencers, and Shaun misses Saturday morning cartoons.

The gang talks about Cody's World Series experience and the demise of the Xbox. Also, Chris breaks the game of baseball, Cody witnesses a classic, Dave is echoing once again, and Shaun gives up on Microsoft and its achievements.

The gang tries to predict how the Phoenix Suns will perform this season in the annual preview, while dropping their win total guesses from years past. Also, Chris takes a pessimistic approach, Dave tries to find new hope, and Shaun goes crazy on the high side.

The gang brings back Headlines for the first time in a while, looking at positivity in television and the strain on the bodies of athletes. Also, Chris tests out a new segment idea, Cody escapes from reality, Dave looks for balance, and Shaun reluctantly agrees with Dave.

The gang looks at one more candidate for the rejuvenated Time Capsule: American Idol. Also, Chris marvels at the first attempt, Cody wants food for everyone, Dave fights for the little guy, and Shaun says Simon Cowell was misunderstood.

The gang brings back an old segment for the first time in a while: Time Capsule, to weigh the merit of Survivor. Also, Chris caves on reality shows, Cody stays solid through the years, Dave maintains a previously held belief, and Shaun goes after Dave (again).

The gang tackles a new approach to player value in a draft format, with basketball but also baseball. Also, Chris can't get a website to work, Cody relies on old people, and Dave tries to rally in a less familiar sport.

The gang examines the crazy story of the alleged cap circumvention from the Clippers for Kawhi Leonard. Also, Chris uses his journalism experience, Cody wonders about a whistleblower, and Dave is not shocked by the rich bending the rules.