Aaron and Chris find out they sing as bad as Barney, whose singing voice is replaced with the voice of God. Literally.

Randy Turner joins us to remember Betty Lynn and we dive into an episode where Opie learns about sportsmanship.

Aaron and Chris ponder how Barney would fare against famous movie villains as we review "Jailbreak."

Randy Turner makes a cameo to set the record straight on a Ford Thunderbird that keeps appearing in episodes and Aaron and Chris discuss what they would like to see in a TAGS prequel. They also break down an episode where people blame poor Henry Bennett for their troubles.

This week, we say goodbye to Mayor Pike and review and episode with a pre-"I Dream of Jeannie" Barbara Eden.

Aaron and Chris discuss their current favorite shows and break down an episode where Andy teaches about being accountable for one's actions.

Opie and his club pick the worst place to meet and Christopher shares his ranking of state flags.

Alan Hale, Jr., best remembered for playing the Skipper on "Gilligan's Island", plays the farmer so Aaron and Chris take a trip to Gilligan's Island with the president of the fan club.

Andy saves the city of Greendale from making a terrible hiring decision and Barney learns the difference from being a sheriff and a deputy.

Aaron and Chris can't agree on which is better: dill pickles or bread and butter pickles. However, they do agree that "The Pickle Story" is one of the best TAGS episodes ever.