It's an exceptionally self-indulgent episode this week as the guys get to talk Trek. We explore the long-mentioned Federation-Klingon War that is the centerpiece of Discovery's (pretty good) first season, as well as a little more meandering journey through the themes that Star Trek loves to revisit.

Four strangers gather round a campfire to discuss the Coen Brothers' newest take on the American West. Returning guests Joe Cordonnier and Alex Weil help us through these six tales of the frontier.

It’s a free-wheelin’ farewell to the trash year that was 2018, as the guys are joined by old friends Brian Murray and Caitlin Ingram and new friend Alex Weil. We’re gonna break down our favorite things in (mostly) pop culture so hang out as we recap some highlights from the year that was. Happy New Year from Literally Anything and we’ll see you in 2019!

There’s big trouble in Little St Nick’s workshop this year, as Kurt Russell brings a Christmas miracle to two troubled kids. It’s not Escape from the North Pole, but it’s a perfectly fine Christmas romp with a decent musical number halfway through. Merry Christmas from Literally Anything!

Intro music - “Christmas is Coming” remix, Vince Guaraldi and M. Raymond

Web-swing your way through Manhattan while listening to the guys talk about what would have been everybody’s Game of the Year if not for Cowboy Land 2. It’s a freewheelin’ discussion on Spidey and 2018’s video game offerings, so find a building ledge to perch on and give us a listen.

Our joy at a transcendent season of Daredevil is ruined by Netflix’s decision to cancel the show. Come with us for what turned out to be a funereal look at Season 3 of Daredevil, which may well be the second best season of Netflix’s mini-MCU. Here’s hoping that Nelson, Murdock, and Paige will find a new life somewhere on screen in the future.

The sophomore season of Netflix’s Castlevania is even radder than the first, with a doubling down of the good stuff and trimming the bad stuff from season 1. The show continues its streak of being the GREATEST VIDEO GAME ADAPTATION OF ALL TIME, and the guys are here to walk you through the double-sized second season.

Sabrina the Teenage Witch is scary again! And pretty good! With nary an animatronic cat to be found! Follow the Path of Night by listening to our breakdown of the first season, just in time for the scariest holiday of all, Thanksgiving!

Nothing can come of nothing, but Amazon’s King Lear is far from nothing, so we’re good. Shakespeare’s classic undergoes a modernization effort with an incredible cast that mostly delivers, and the guys bring forth a discussion on Lear, Shakespeare, British politics, racism, and the collapse of empires.

If you’re sick of hearing about the American midterm elections, escape in space and time with the new Doctor, as Bob heads outside his comfort zone. Come with us and look at the first two episodes of this newest season of Dr. Who.