The gang looks at the biggest musical releases from Memorial Day to Labor Day since 1985. Also, Chris becomes the last trustworthy person, Michelle questions how much of a hipster she is, and Shaun lobbies for a tryout on America's Got Talent.

As Chris disappears into a long vacation, Dave rejoins the show to talk about childrens, politics, and the politics of dead childrens at the zoo. Also, Chris ignores babies until they can crawl, and Dave restarts his blood feud with Facebook.

The gang tackles a variety of subjects like tipping in tweener restaurants and fancy language earpieces and superbugs of death. Also, Chris is frightened by overseas travel, Michelle gasps eight times within a minute, and Shaun follows a downer with another downer.

The gang goes in-depth on Captain America: Civil War in a spoiler-filled review. Also, Chris feels bad for Tony Stark's trauma, Michelle feels bad for anyone measuring up to Black Panther's ass, and Shaun feels bad for anyone who thought he wasn't Team Cap all the way.

The gang changes the format of the show and welcomes Michelle back to Flagstaff with a special guest. Also, Chris exposes a decades-old stigma, Michelle keeps the torch burning for Phoenix Wright's OTP, and Shaun wants 10-year-olds to step it up.

The gang fills in for Shaun by running the Chris-Michelle pairing you've always (never?) wanted -- with no structure whatsoever. Also, Chris has three different grievances with Facebook, and Michelle tries to keep expanding her musical horizons.

The gang uses a tournament-style bracket to help figure out what was the worst song since 1990. Also, Chris is ignored by the universe, Michelle becomes a high roller, and Shaun breaks down the convenience of The Walking Dead's zombies.

The gang decides that any topics are fair game, so transgender bathrooms, house hunting, screenplays and Zelda all come up. Also, Chris hates the old bait-and-switch routine, Michelle moves into a perilous situation, and Shaun is the center of the universe.

The gang decides whether forgiveness or permanent revenge pacts are a better choice for long-term health. Also, Chris finds a new use for animal porn, Michelle finds herself unable to let anything go, and Shaun explores all the fun of having a beard.

The gang welcomes back Michelle because Dave is having a son mid-episode or something. Also, Chris stands up for journalists everywhere, Michelle is sucked into a world of dragons and dungeons, and Shaun runs old tricks on new people.