As Greg prepares to leave the podcast and his country for two weeks, Michael and Jon talk about Build Fighters while gearing up to talk even more about Build Fighters while Greg's gone because absolutely no one can stop them. Elsewhere, robots are talked about in further detail as Jon gets asked yet another ultimate question: Which Mobile Suit would he have sex with? Nobell strictly forbidden.

On this apparently most herbaceous of episodes, the hosts seem to have some confusion over controlled substances and sexual acts. They discuss their favorite McDonald's in anime, their favorite OPs and EDs, and learn that Scooby-Doo can do whatever and whoever he pleases.

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This week's JAAP is as easy as 1, 2, 3! Things get eccentric as the hosts discuss characters that ruined shows for them. Later on, Jon and Michael say things that are technical words and may be related to Gundam while Greg tries to stop time to visit an adult preschool.

As the season trudges on, the JAAP hosts start seperating the wheat from the chaff by dropping shows. They say "see you later" to Nagi no Asukara, let the wheel of fate keep turning on BlazBlue, make the choice to say "no" to Noucome, and more. The group gushes about this season's Noitamina offerings, try and make sense out of Tokyo Ravens, and learn, once again, that few things on this world rival a girl's love for cake. Discussions end with talk of an industry saturated by Jeff Goldblum and attempts to say "Goldthwait."

Saddle up for another episode of Just Another Anime Podcast! This week sees our hosts reunited with Jon White as they talk about the numerous first episodes from this season. The group uncovers the conspiracy to put Hanakana and CG into everything, debate over whether the inclusion of Patrick Stewart is a net positive for the medium, and marvel that the industry has finally given them what they always wanted: a yuri horse harem show.

The fall 2013 season begins with the JAAP crew welcoming on guest co-host Jon White. The group tackles airing shows, both old and new, taking stances on what finales met expectations and which ones flopped. They then move on to a preview of the upcoming shows, laying out a schedule for the coming 14 weeks, sometimes realizing they have no logical explanation for what shows appeal to them. The podcast concludes with the group discovering a Dracula-themed VN and playing erotic madlibs with pepper shakers.

Tobiichi reclaims her hosting seat and leads the crew into discussion about every show watched this season. Relive the horror of Blood Lad, try and comprehend the plot of Day Break Illusion, listen to more talk about Love Lab and The Eccentric Family than is recommended by the FDA, and remember that, yes, Mushibugyou was a thing that Marhsall watched for more than one season. Awards are given out and conversation becomes heated as this season of anime draws to a close.

Breakthroughs are made this week as Michael finds his true calling in radio and Greg finally admits to liking bad things. The two discuss the anime that have been most influential to them, offering an insight to their creative tendencies and personal lives. Blood lad gets blasted, Monogatari is gushed over, and The Eccentric Family's future is pondered. Later on, the duo try to ascertain the average size of a goo girl's vagina, but have enough moral standards to not discuss their pasta penes (penne?). All this and more on Just Another Anime Podcast, the official drink of those with palettes slightly too refined for piss.

Feeling the cold chill of the end of the season, Gregory and Michael are joined by special guest Jeremy Newton. They discuss what got Jeremy into anime, his favorite and least favorite shows, and get to talk about some shows not often spoken of in JAAP’s hallowed halls. Join our heroes as they talk about what makes a show a “yuri show,” the nature of endings, and whether or not the kidnapping of one’s proxy body counts as the kidnapping of one’s self.

This episode of JAAP sees Greg and Michael pondering the continued future of Joshiraku while discussing their favorite comedies. The two take the time to argue semantics and discuss the categorization of characters while offending everyone who has managed to listen through 60 episodes of bread fucking. Older shows are revisited as the season winds down and the show takes pride in surpassing the population density of Tokyo.