John & Pat painstakingly study the issue from every angle until finally coming to the conclusion that David Letterman is funny.

Late Night with David Letterman

Michael joins the guys yet again, this time for an incisive 3-minute discussion of 2 pioneering post-hardcore albums and an hour and a half of rambling nonsense. Join us, won’t you? You might just lose a few unsightly inches from your waist.

New Day Rising

John & Pat are given a perfect chance to practice their Red Foxx impressions, but end up just calling each other Big Dummies and faking heart attacks in their own voices.

Sanford & Son

John & Pat avoid the Netflix hype and discuss the original non streaming version of Daredevil. They marvel (word play!) at the world of difference between the world of Daredevil in the 1960’s compared to his world in the 1980’s. By the way, wouldn’t those criminals be surprised to find out that Daredevil was blind?

Michael joins Pat & John for another look at drag culture – this time with 75% less white devils! Except for the hosts, of course.

Paris is Burning

If you thought Pat & John’s bottom 50 best TV Characters of all time was exciting… what’s wrong with you? Get more fiber in your life, maybe that will bring your excitement levels up. Anyhow, here are the top 50. Bon appetit!

John & Pat rank the bottom 50 of the top 100 TV characters so you’ll know exactly which shows you can skip so you don’t look like a stupid idiot. You might also want to re-think that haircut. It can’t hurt.

John & Pat, the modern day Odd Couple, look at the Odd Couple of the past and the Odd Couple of the future, and remind you why it’s important to live in the now.

The Odd Couple (1970)

Vivian joins the guys to talk about Tina Fey’s new sitcom and, as usual any time they’re discussing things cult-related, there are massive technical difficulties. How many times do we have to apologize to L. Ron Hubbard’s ghost?

Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

Katie joins the guys to discuss two comedies about hallucinating psychopaths – one of them great, and the other Drop Dead Fred.

Harvey