Liz and Ben are both guilty of letting their fond memories for old shows affect them — but what's the real danger in letting nostalgia take over our perception of television?

Liz and Ben are joined by a special guest! Film editor Kate Erbland, having come to Los Angeles to cover the Oscars, sits down to discuss these things we call movies, and how covering them is different from TV, and why someday soon there might not be much of a difference. (Surprisingly, "The Leftovers" comes up.)

Liz and Ben both watch a lot of teen-oriented shows — what have they seen work best? And why has Netflix become such a leader in this regard? Surprisingly, THE O.C. comes up!

The Olympics are happening right now, but Liz and Ben simply aren't that into it — and also don't care for the fact that it's preempted some of the programming they actually want to watch. Is there a solution? It might not be one possible while NBC's in charge.

That's right, 150 episodes! In tribute, Liz and Ben celebrate one of the things they love most about TV — when shows take chances. Shockingly, "The Leftovers" comes up!

Other things come up in this episode, but really Liz and Ben are here to discuss Netflix's big new sci-fi play, which one of them didn't like as much as the other! (Don't worry, you guys, THE LEFTOVERS does come up.)

Glenn Howerton has a new show coming up on NBC! But people are mad about what that might mean for IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA's future. However, he's not the only actor who's ever wanted to explore additional options beyond his most iconic role — and as Liz and Ben discuss, that's a good thing.

This year's awards season favorites are stacked to the brim with great performers and creators who got their start in television, and Liz and Ben have their personal hopes as to who might see their talents recognized with the nominations for this year's Academy Awards. They're probably going to be very wrong about a lot of this! (But, weirdly, "The Leftovers" DOESN'T come up.)

As TCAs continue, Liz and Ben find themselves grappling with the fact that these days, the news is always so focused on what's ahead for their favorite shows...as opposed to what's happening in the here and now.

There's no shortage of TV to look forward to this year, and here are just a few of the shows that Liz and Ben think could make 2018 bearable.