For our first Megan Amram appreciation episode, we watch two episodes she wrote of Parks & Rec ("Ron and Diane" and "Animal Control"). We talk a little about Megan Amram, but more about P&R, which Brianna is an expert on and Marissa is completely clueless about (e.g. "What is an April?") Stay tuned for some pretty solid Chris Pratt set stories.

WARNING: THIS EPISODE IS 100% SPOILERS FROM THE JUMP, THIS SYNOPSIS INCLUDED. In what may be our first episode where we don't even attempt to recap what we're talking about (there is TOO MUCH PLOT for that nonsense, y'all), we discuss the first tentpole movie of 2018, the new MCU joint. It's a doozy, folks. Marissa does not know who half of these people are. Brianna does not remember half of the movies she already saw. To quote Disintegrating Nick Fury, "Motherf--." It's a loose, fun, fast ride through a movie we both really liked, even if we couldn't handle Cumberbatch's American accent.

THIS IS IT, GOOD LISTENERS. We have reached the Big Reveal, and thus the final episode of The Good Place that we had yet to recap and review! We've got everything here, from stuff we noticed on split-second screengrabs to meditations on what it must be like to pop into existence as an immortal being and be told your job is to eternally torment dead evolved apes. Stay tuned for our summer plans, and follow us on Twitter (@thegoodplaypod) for details!

All our Mindy, Mindy, Mindy talk leads to one conclusion: #OccupyTheGoodPlace. If sabermetrics afterlife is right, we wanna be wrong.

It's Jason flashbacks featuring Mario Mario, Chidi achieving Peak Husband, and Michael threatening de-skeleton-ification on this week's TGP, and the Good Sisters are here for it. Plus the introduction of Shawn (and a deep dive on that character), and the question of whether Michael Schur just uses first seasons of his shows as a very long prologue.

This week's episode is called "Chidi's Choice," but there's a lot going on: fake BBC comedies, a human/nonhuman wedding, multiple declarations of love, and several hilarious asides from Bambadjan. The Good Sisters get deep into some more shipping stuff (sorry, but it's very prominent in this episode!!) and weigh in on the ethics of eating granola.

For our Silver Anniversary Episode, we're taking our Elite Premium members (that's you!) for a discussion of trash-bag demons and visions for a new afterlife, with only a tiny bit of singing.

What begins as an analysis of our first look at the aftermath of Eleanor's confession morphs into a deep dive on whether, in retrospect, the entire conceit of Season One truly works when you watch it with guilty knowledge. Or does the twist wreak havoc on the internal logic of the show?

Isn't it odd how funny it was for Janet to be murdered and resurrected the first time? Times sure have changed, Good Listeners, because if she had been rebooted at the end of Season 2, all of Twitter would've been in GIF-laden mourning for a month. Plus: listener mailbag gets into both the theory of relativity and also checking Expedia for flight times from Korea to Ethiopia.

Is this our longest episode yet? Well, no wonder: it's jam-packed with a Black Panther synopsis, plus an analysis of the stuff we loved (uh, Shuri x 1,000,000) and the stuff we could've done without (all the face punching). Then we segue into a general talk about representation in Hollywood. Additional spoilers for Captain America: Civil War, Wonder Woman, His Dark Materials, and Life of Pi (seriously).