Robert takes charge of a fun pop culture episode about those great Warner Bros. cartoons Gen X grew up with on Saturday mornings. 

Francis rides point on this examination of the man and the myth, Wyatt Earp. Francis finds him heroic, but Robert and Martin remind him that "hey, it's complicated". 

Francis takes charge of this month's Code of Honor. 

Robert opens January captaining our history episode on an important Gen X touchstone, the Challenger Disaster. 

Martin is in the driver's seat and the guys ramble for an hour about cool cars they wish they owned or once owned. 

Robert chairs the Council of Nicea in this salute to the man who started the Santa legend, St. Nicolas. Don't mess with him, or he'll slap the heresy right out of you.

Francis takes command on the San Juan Hill that is the life and career of Theodore Roosevelt.

Robert takes the lead here and the guys talk quotes from Theodore Roosevelt.

Martin takes the conn to talk the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.

Robert takes command and we explore zombie media. Why are they so popular, are they just violent fantasies about decapitating our neighbors, or something more?