The gang starts a new segment looking at the biggest and most influential years of video gaming, opening with 1996 and its star headliner, Super Mario 64. Also, Chris goes back to the days of polyester pants, and Shaun goes back to the days of a disappointing friend.

The gang goes back to their roots by doing the lightning round format about Dave's new kid, the new and improved Sonic trailer, and more. Also, Chris makes an unpopular statement, Dave makes a Power Rangers reference, and Shaun makes an unpopular statement.

The gang discusses the Suns' 5-2 opening to the new season and whether that success is sustainable or just a flash in the pan. Also, Chris has a hard time embracing happiness, and Dave gets put on the spot for trivia.

The gang talks about IGN's changes to their list of the top 100 video games of all-time, and whether or not those changes make sense. Also, Chris is unhappy when he should be happy, Dave wanders into a big new world, and Shaun can't understand this for the life of him.

The gang talks about IGN's changes to their list of the top 100 video games of all-time, and whether or not those changes make sense. Also, Chris throws a potshot at hipsters, Dave talks about something feeling so big, and Shaun takes an objective approach.

The gang previews the upcoming Phoenix Suns season and sets their hopes for...another sub-.500 outcome?? Also, Chris doesn't understand some people, Dave gets an unexpected visitor, and Shaun looks for an overnight transformation.

The gang tackles serious adult issues like being finished with student debt and the positives and negatives of children. Also, Chris says something nice about his mom, and Dave looks ahead to his 50s and beyond.

The gang lets Dave plan an episode and he responds by bringing in some sweet topics, like a botched proposal and a cake/pie hybrid. Also, Chris burns through rejected ideas, Dave yearns for the old days, and Shaun plans the perfect evening.

The gang debates the most well-known person across all of history, considering some obvious choices and some off-the-wall ones as well. Also, Chris apologies for another Chris, Dave gives credit to a supergroup, and Shaun accuses Dave of having a bad egg.

The gang stands up for their boy Devin Booker after recent INTERNET OUTRAGE about double teams in pickup basketball. Also, Chris puts limits on peak efficiency, Dave looks for untapped potential, and Shaun finds failure even in big success.