Zach welcomes on Clone Wars superfans Thorin and Max to do a deep dive on the three story arcs that constituted Season 7, with an overall likeness of the Bad Batch, disdain for the middle Ahsoka arc, and absolute love for the Siege of Mandalore. The trio discuss plot holes, the Jedi Order's failures, Obi-Wan's new show, casting rumors for season 2 of The Mandalorian, and so much more Star Wars. 

Zach creates an all-star cast of guests to dissect the breakthrough show of the pandemic, Tiger King. The quartet complete full character sketches of Joe Exotic, Carole Baskin, Jeff Lowe, and Doc Antler, before diving into the contents of the episodes and wondering whether Carole did in fact kill her husband. They also debate the worst person of the show, how a tiger could only cost $2,000, and Joe Exotic's country music career. 

Zach welcomes on Browns fan JJ Conklin to discuss the teams who had a good draft, such as the Cowboys, Ravens, and 49ers, and those who didn't, such as the Packers, Raiders, and Falcons. The pair also discuss if football will return in the fall, and how much JJ likes the Browns's draft class. 

In the second episode of the Oscar movie review series, Zach welcomes on Salvador Corona to discuss Adam Sandler's new thriller, including one of the most shocking ends either has seen in a movie. They then discuss Kevin Garnett's acting range, whether Demany is the worst employee ever, and their genuine surprise at Adam Sandler being able to pull this movie off. The pair then close by discussing which character won the movie, whether the movie is rewatchable, and if the movie discourages people from sports gambling. 

In the first episode of the new Oscar movie review series, Zach welcomes on Katie Justiniani to analyze the Best Picture winner, 'Parasite'. The pair recap all of the movie's stunning twists and turns, and then discuss the meaning of the movie, specific character moments, and what the movie means for the future of international films. The two then close the podcast by debating which character won the movie and how rewatchable the movie is. 

In the midst of social distancing, Zach welcomes on JJ Conklin to discuss the shocking DeAndre Hopkins trade, including why the Coach-GM dual job doesn't work in sports anymore. The pair also discuss the De'Forest Buckner trade, Kirk Cousins's extension, the Stefan Diggs's unrest, and other free agent signings made across the league today. JJ and Zach then close by making predictions about where free agents such as Tom Brady, Phillip Rivers, and Amari Cooper will play next year.

After Zach urges everyone to calm down about the Coronavirus, he discusses the return of The Clone Wars TV series with Thorin and Michael. The trio then break down the successes of The Mandalorian, and also where the new film trilogy, especially Episode IX, went wrong. The friends wrap up with a look toward the future of Star Wars, as they debate what storylines could come from the new High Republic series.  

Zach describes how the Houston Astros scandal has actually been good for baseball, and is then joined by Will Shearon to discuss Liverpool's recent collapse of form, Manchester City's Champions League ban, and Real Madrid's 2-0 defeat of Zach's Barcelona. The pair then discuss the two English Champions League spots that are up for grabs, and Zach rants about Jose Mourinho's complaining and whining about his Tottenham squad.

After ranting about the uselessness of the NFL Combine, Zach brings on Salvador Corona to discuss the Clippers, Lakers, and Bucks as NBA Title Favorites, the leaps Jayson Tatum, Trae Young, and Luka Doncic have made this season, and whether Boston or Toronto are better poised for a deep playoff run. They then discuss with the Sixers, with Zach saying that this offseason is the time to trade Joel Embiid, and finish up talking about the Houston Rockets' new small-ball style and the playoff struggles of the Utah Jazz.

In the triumphant return of the podcast, Zach brings on diehard Bachelor fans Emily and Katie to discuss Peter's fantasy suite episode, with Madison's virginity taking center stage. The trio discuss how bad of a person Victoria F. is, Hannah Ann's stability, and the girls who deserved better treatment from our least favorite pilot. Finally, the three make predictions on who would be best in Paradise, who should be the next Bachelorette, and who will finally win Peter's heart.