Inspired by a TikTok (because of course) this week's pitch centers on 3 young adult cousins who are desperate to make it out of the kids table by the next family holiday party, and the desperate lengths they'll take to do so.

This week Diana is inspired by her Grandpa Bob, and pitches a show about NASA's definitely real, Department of New Things, where they create all the items an astronaut could ever need in space.

What would happen if you take a bunch of "cancelled" celebrities and their cancellers and throw them in some covered wagons to hit the Oregon Trail in 2021? We're not sure, but we'd love to find out.

Jackie is inspired by one of her favs this week, Wes Anderson, in a delightfully chaotic pitch about a group of hooligans doing their best to save The Finer Things Supply Company.

Sometimes great ideas are hard to name. Which is why this episode, where Jackie comes up with what is sure to be the next great reality tv show, is still workshopping a title. Pillow forts, romance, money and ultimatums - a recipe for drama, deceit and binge watching.

Joining us this week is the one and only Rob Campbell pitching us what is one of our favorite ideas ever, The Celeb Files. A show that's a cross between the X-Files and every outrageous Hollywood conspiracy theory out there, plus Tom Hanks. It's everything a modern guy or gal could want.

Once again, we are talking witches. Why? Because we're two millennial ladies who grew up wanting to live in Halloweentown, and befriend the Sanderson sisters. This episode, its Diana's take on a Mean Girls meets Salem show.

We are joined by Jackie's wonderful sister Kara this week to hear her pitch of the world's next greatest reality show, Zoom University. Get ready for Legally Blonde references galore, plus a lengthy discussion on everyone's favorite early 2000s reality show, Fear Factor.

If you've ever wanted a show that combines a doggy day care, a lovable tamale selling grandma and a bounty hunter - Jackie's pitching a TV show for you this episode. A former cop, his husband and their friends from around the block solve neighborhood mysteries, with a lot of heart, and a lot of cute dogs.

If it was 1997 you wouldn't be listening to this episode, but neither would the modern day folks who are stuck in the past, in Diana's TV show pitch this week. Join us in a different 2021, where Sears and Sam Goody are still the kings of the mall, and a cellphone require a briefcase and upper body strength to operate.