The gang mourns Shaun's death by talking about a variety of quick-hitting topics, from next-gen systems to disc golf highlights. Also, Chris tries his best to set the scene, Dave gives away the big reveal, and Cody roots against a movie's protagonist.

The gang talks about the Suns' crazy last-second victory in game two over Los Angeles, and wonders how Phoenix doesn't get any respect. Also, Chris picks a new favorite, Dave has a reduced celebration, and Shaun emerges from a decade of misery.

The gang talks about the biggest news out of E3, then discusses the Suns in a segment that gets blown apart by the day and a half before it airs. Also, Chris calls Final Fantasy a sausage fest, Dave isn't interested in an asterisk, and Shaun only wants to half pay attention.

The gang puts off talking about the Phoenix Suns to mention E3 and the rumors about a new version of the Switch. Also, Chris wants access to secret metrics, Dave admits that he might be petty, and Shaun gets paid off by Gamestop.

The gang tries to make sense of the L.A. Lakers' total lack of effort in Game 5 of their series with the Suns, and starts to feel perhaps the slightest bit of hope. Also, Chris adds to his list of hatred, Dave demands a 50-point game, and Shaun doesn't care about Irish people.

The gang finds out the Suns' first-round matchup and talks about the implications in a Pardon the Interruption style show. Also, Chris becomes a TV producer, Dave presents an unexpected contest, and Shaun is surprised not to be the least optimistic.

The gang introduce a new member and bring back an old segment with unfamiliar faces. Also, Chris puts extra work in the overlays, Cody is too young to understand Craigslist, Dave doesn't know what music he likes, and Shaun dreads a dreadfully slow death.

The gang tries to manage their expectations as they watch the most successful Suns season in more than a decade. Also, Chris sneaks in a disc golf humblebrag, Dave goes down an old rabbit hole, and Shaun is prepared to buy bad memorabilia.

The gang works on a new recommendation for Dave before he flips the tables and presents his own suggestion. Also, Chris changes things on the fly, Dave can tell when it's fake and when it's not, and Shaun gets taken out of the experience.

The gang talks about future ideas for the show, including more tournament bracket fights and reviews with a twist. Also, Chris pours some water on a fire, Dave is still there in spirit, and Shaun just wants Dave to love him.