Ever wondered how to escape a swarm of killer bees? What about how to establish your own country? Joel brings James through wikiHow's most pointless, terrifying, and bizarre handy hints on life, and they argue over the best way to survive a fall out of a an aeroplane.

James brings Joel through Hell's Gate to the stunning world of Pandora, the setting of the second-most-relevant franchise named Avatar. In this one, they have sex using their hair, something Joel takes a great deal of umbrage with.

There are about a thousand versions of Godzilla and Mecha-Godzilla and Space Godzilla and various terrifying lizards. From 1954 to now, Joel goes through Gojipedia and tells James all about it.

Hello, here's what we're all about. Listen to a full episode if you like what you hear! That'd be really nice and make number go up which is always a treat.

Objection! - Joel after hearing all about the legal system of the Ace Attorney series. There's also a character named Godot who apparently exists at the intersection of every piece of popular culture ever (btw he's a misogynist).

It's the series that started it all. Joel sneaks James through the history of the world as it totally happened, like that time when Henry Ford made Hitler, Roosevelt, and Stalin start World War 2 in order to increase Abstergo Industries' market share. Folks, it's Assassin's Creed.

In the small town of Riverdale, everything runs through one redheaded teen and everyone is a criminal in some capacity. Murderers, drug gangs, and nonces run rampant through this bizarre, over-the-top town. 

Sometimes you just want to become the next god-king, ruling over a civilisation of superhumans. Sometimes it goes wrong and you end up with zombies. Oops! Here's Resident Evil.

Ever wondered where Team Rocket came from? Ever experienced death by snuggling? Who the hell is Quincy T. Quackenpoker? All this and more in our exploration into the Pokemon universe.

Sonic the Hedgehog had a run of comic book adventures as part of the Archie series. It's a doozy.