Wherein Mal resurfaces from a deep-dive into rabbit holes of English history, and Mish takes first crack at the Trump family lawsuit. Plus, the Mar-a-Lago investigation proceeds apace; and Katie Holmes writes, directs, produces and stars in a pandemic love story.

Wherein Mish and Mal feel duty-bound to inform the corgis and the bees about the sad news from Balmoral. Also, what could blackmailers possibly have on Lindsey Graham that we don't see every week on HBO? Plus, Mish takes on the "Mishegoss OR Malarkey?" game, and Mal recaps House of The Dragon.

Wherein Mish and Mal kick off an exciting new season with the same tired old segments you've come to know so well, including "Absolutely the Last Pandemic Update," "Insurrection Week," the now-legendary "Mishegoss OR Malarkey?" game, "Who's the Media" and more!

Wherein Mish and Mal break down the BFD and why it's a problem for Biden. Also, Fauci is retiring; Liz Cheney is campaigning for Democrats(!); and CNN cancels Reliable Sources. Plus, the "House of the Dragon" premiere and the "Better Call Saul" finale.

Wherein Mish and Mal watch in awe as the DOJ makes a Junk Luggers pickup at Mar-A-Lardo, and everybody on Truth Social goes ballistic. Also, polio is back and monkeypox is spreading; the "Mishegoss OR Malarkey?" game executes a clever twist; and the Westworld Season 4 finale is a scrambled mess.

Wherein Mal fills Mish in on developments while he was North of the border, including "Dems in Array," the Dark Brandon memes, the DOJ investigation into Jan 6, and the Alex Jones trial. Plus, the "Mishegoss OR Malarkey?" game features the Willard Hotel.

Wherein Mish and Mal break the stunning final Jan 6 hearing down for you, from Bannon's skeevy bathtub to Jared's ill-timed shower, to the Trump figure in the Disney Hall of Presidents pleading "Mike Pence let me down." All insurrection, all the time.

Wherein Mish and Mal catch up with developments in July: including the tragedy in Highland Park, the assassination of Shinzo Abe, a new coronavirus surge, and more. Then Mal credits a little girl in England with getting Boris Johnson to resign, and Mish reviews two recent movies starring Nicolas Cage.

Wherein Mish and Mal set their clocks back 50 years and try to imagine what happens next after the Roe repeal (Mal thinks it may be a huge opportunity for relocation services). Then, Biden goes maskless in Europe, the Jan 6 Committee hears harrowing tales, and the Hit List harks back to Olde New York.

Wherein Mish and Mal get lost in the parallel timelines of the pandemic, the Jan 6 hearings, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Also, Walter Cronkite meets JFK in the "Mishegoss OR Malarkey" game, and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog crosses paths with the late PBS NewsHour's Mark Shields.