Janelle, a key member of the online #FBIFam social trend, joins me to make her podcasting debut! We tackle Dick Wolf's ongoing Law & Order/Chicago PD spin-off series FBI and its spin-offs Most Wanted and International!

Why are most of these far better than most formulaic CBS shows? Is the main FBI show the next addicting binge since 24? Is Most Wanted essentially going deeper than any Criminal Minds episode dared to go before? Is International a more mature version of today's commonplace sleazy extortion and ransom based schemes done Taken-style? And why do all fans politely disagree on which entry is the best of the lot? Is watching violent bank robbers and White Supremacists get capped weekly by fictional FBI agents helping the U.S. heal as a nation? And more rewarding yet intense manhunts and troubled authority figures get detailed (if not profiled)!

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We tackled fan-made productions of previously existing genre material before on the show so why not be the one main podcast to tackle Clive Barker's Hellraiser? Cort from Cinema Psyops rejoins in the mayhem!

Which of these are possibly better than the lesser sequels? Why the (considered non-canon) Revelations and confusingly recent Judgment sequels were essentially fan-films that got official distribution? Did anyone else realize that some of these fan films cross over with Dimension Films' other franchise The Prophecy? Which ones had ideas and effects that blew both Cort and I's minds despite their rushed editing and unengaging acting? And more Hellhound Hearted tales by the fans that adore the franchise!

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Business owner, rap artist and around rather brilliant minded MoneyBag Mia returns once again! This time, we're tackling more than just social media melodrama and detailing hypocrites, social disturbances and slut shaming that still exists in all forms of the industry.

Why is it not just a business or entertainment common occurrence? Why do so many who claim to not be political often instigate political disputes? Why are office politics becoming more unbearable? How does one speak their mind without seeming like they got an agenda or are on the cusp of yet another overblown rant? Can anyone just simply get along or are we beyond repair as a society?

All that and more intense discussion on seemingly unending amount of problems!

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MSTie fan Shelly Repko joins us for Jon and I's first embarkment on the cartoons that made us tick on both the cable channels, Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network!

Did Cartoon Network start becoming a fad around '04 or was it more around '06? Did Nickelodeon try too hard to do too many Saturday Night Live type sketch shows (only aimed for kids)? How many had the cable tv package which would just shift from Nick to Teen Nick and then Nick at Nite on just one station? Did Adult Swim practically take over Cartoon Network more so than the Toonami programming block? And more discussion, debates and merit about evolving modern-day animation!

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David E. Kelley's Massachusetts-set saga (and partially connected to the St. Elsewhere and Boston Public universes!) is still pretty edgy and available to stream on Hulu all these years later. David Wolf returns to once again embark on why this show is still unlike any other morality tale!

What was it like for people like David who embarked on similar legal careers when this was hot? Did spin-off show Ally McBeal not date too terribly well or was it already sorta overhypd to begin with? Is Boston Legal the rare type of stand-alone comedy program that showed how one can make a rare well-done casting change while being too brilliant for its own good? And more grim yet fascinating takes on courtroom outbursts, freaky criminal clients and Denny Crane quotes!

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Another great guest and another great topic! Tartan Asia dominated the international distribution of many Japanese horror films, South Korean revenge and Chinese exploitation dramas of the '90s and '00s at every other videostore worldwide in the U.S. and U.K.!

What was Steph's first encounter with the subgenre of films here? What underseen films does Cam recommend? Where would experimental films like this exist now in a post-Lionsgate/A24/Blumhouse world of streaming and Blu-Ray releases? And more dwelling on rather taboo subject matter and intensely visceral material!

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Dick Wolf and his writing duo Michael Brandt and Derek Haas tackle complex firefighters, crooked narcotics cops and ego-headed medical staff in their One Chicago show line-up for NBC! Alexandria Ingham is a an avid small-screen watcher and writes for FanSided when she's not chiming in as a guest on here!

Is Med losing some serious steam due to the once intriguing characters becoming unlikable and constant story shifts? Will Voight actually go to prison on P.D. or are the other remaining cops going to constantly become hypocrites in an already broken system of law enforcement? Why should Chicago Justice had lasted longer instead of just crossing over briefly with Law & Order saga? And why is Chicago Fire still surprising, engaging and well-rounded with its characters? And more bing-watching and thematic deep diving!

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The latest in the interview series chronicles the multitalented Kathrine Caruso! Here, she joins the podcast to detail her extremely inspiring and many well-structured careers. What are inspiring feats that anyone in any job industry or way of life adapt to? What are obstacles that anyone can use for self-motivation? What are the best ways to get into a business industry with more than just charisma and memorizing speeches? Why is a life filled with martial arts so rewarding? And more neat facts!

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Tony Soprano and his murder-bound, mentally ignored family of crooks get chronicled here by the trio here! What is it about the material that constantly made it, The Shield and Breaking Bad the main patriarchs of addicting crime-themed television? Why did both the cable networks that aired it and other critics often just not get what was going on with this material? Why was the recent prequel film such poppycock? And what are the deepest lines of dialogue that still hit rather hard to this day? All that and more of a tip of a hat to a still relevant yet legendary show!

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Shane, Thomy and Chanan are some die-hard Community fans so it was only appropriate to bring them on-board to tackle Dan Harmon's landmark cult comedy show! Where was the ideal place to find this show pre-streaming and post-digital recording days? What was the last we heard about the upcoming movie constantly teased as being in development? Would anyone here actually want to attend this college? And more summaries of the best recurring gags and outrageous characters!

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