This week on The Cure for Boredom, Jim puts his reputation (and digestive system) on the line with a long-overdue Katz’s Delicatessen review, delivering takes that are confident, decisive, and immune to criticism. Elsewhere, the internet coughs up an unearthed Spanish TV version of Cheers, forcing us to ask important questions like why, how, and who allowed this.

Things also take a turn when we inevitably wander into our forbidden topic, despite knowing full well how this usually ends. No walk-backs. No edits. No apologies.

Listener discretion is advised. Or don’t — we clearly didn’t.

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