This week on Spoiling Ourselves we take on the big kahuna of the sitcom world, Full House. How does this classic sitcom hold up under our judgmental eye in light of it’s upcoming reboot on Netflix? How the hell should we know - we only watched the first and last episodes!

Strap in for another episode of Spoiling Ourselves, with special guest Tyler Corey! This week we tackle the incandescent Miley Cyrus star-vehicle, Hannah Montana.

Also, Tyler wrote the theme song. Nine cheers - in three sets of three cheers - for Tyler.

In this episode of Spoiling Ourselves, the Men of the Sea try to figure out who was behind Gossip Girl, both the TV show and the website that exists within the TV show. Turns out it was The CW (through the grace of teen drama TITAN Josh Schwartz) and Dan Humphrey, respectively. Not very exciting, we know, but it didn’t take us long to figure out.

This week we watch HOUSE, get our first mailbag submission, and drink our pain away (happy birthday, Jack!).

On a very special episode of spoiling ourselves, the gang is joined by longtime friend and part-time vagabond Matt Braly to discuss Kyle XY, the hit show on ABC about the boy with no belly button! Tune in to find out what kind of belly button each of the hosts has, plus also other interesting things?

Hot off the presses, it’s the 5th episode of Spoiling Ourselves! This week, we’re asking all the important questions about Sex and the City. Should it have been called “Sex in the City”? Is CJ qualified to tell you how to raise your children? Tune in for all that and more!

In this episode we talk about HBO’s hit show Entourage, CJ does a Mike Tyson impression that everyone really loves, and we desperately go looking for sponsorship so that we can continue to feed our families.

Aaaaaaand it’s the third episode of Spoiling Ourselves! This week, we’re telling you all you need to know about Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Check out this hot word vomit!

Here’s the second episode of Spoiling Ourselves, the show where Men of the Sea (CJ, Sam, Lia and Jack) provide the most “definitive” “analysis” of “the greatest television shows” of “all time” – after watching only the first and last episodes of each series.

This time, we're discussing the bright-burning star that was Heroes.

Here’s the first episode of Spoiling Ourselves, the show where Men of the Sea (CJ, Sam, Lia and Jack) provide the most “definitive” “analysis” of “the greatest television shows” of “all time” – after watching only the first and last episodes of each series.

Kicking it off with the hit TV classic: Friends.