With pristine sound quality, Michel and Roger discuss magnets, impossibly fast travel, and everything in between. And, in a possibly recurring segment, Michel vamps while Roger moves clothes from the washer to the dryer. Will the action never cease?

Join Roger and Michel as they side with an eco-terrorist and explore a Super Friends episode that imagines a world in which only three industrialists don't care about stopping pollution. Apologies for Michel's sound quality. He recorded this episode from SPAAAAAAAAACE!!!! (We'll get consistently good sound quality eventually. We promise.)

Miracle of miracles, Michel and Roger both sound great as they speculate on Wendy and Marvin's ages and explore the class dynamics of supervillains.

The interstitial music in this episode is "Bounce Season" by Kirk Osamayo

Roger and Michel dive into a bonkers Super Friends episode that's chock-full of internalized misogyny, pro-capitalist talking points, and suspicious vans. And this time, Roger has the sound quality issues. Michel actually sounds pretty good.

In this episode, Roger and Michel explore the toxic hierarchy of the Justice League, and Superman engages in some convoluted wordplay. Also, Michel's sound quality marginally improves over episode 1.

Michel and Roger start their foolhardy quest to watch and discuss all of Super Friends with Season 1, Episode 1 "The Power Pirate." Come for the insightful commentary; stay for Michel's terrible sound quality.