Brett and Adam contemplate Donald Trump’s impact on the upcoming Oscars telecast and make some predictions on who will host. Then they guess the nominees for Best Supporting Actor. Next they dive deep into one of the year’s best films “Moonlight “ and its Oscar implications. Finally Adam visits “Sing Street” and Brett gushes over “Arrival.” There's no actual mention of the Supermoon in this episode, but it happened this week, so, you know..."Moonlight" is a super movie, though!

Brett and Adam, ready for this election to be over already, discuss the Oscars instead. They talk about the Oscar telecast producers news, and look at the general landscape as the award season begins to solidify. Then they predict the nominees for Best Original Screenplay. Finally Adam doesn’t dig the convoluted "Doctor Strange," while Brett gets a glimpse into the "Secret Lives of Pets."

Brett and Adam discuss HBO’s fantastic first seasons of "High Maintenance" and "Westworld." Then they ponder the future of the NFL in light of this season's declining TV ratings. Finally they revisit "Atlanta," a Couch Fillers favorite, and Adam gushes over "This Is Us." There's just too much TV right now.

Brett and Adam break down this week’s Oscar news, including the “Birth of a Nation” box office performance, the new “Rogue One” Trailer, and upcoming films “Desierto” and “13th.” Then they play a brand new game called “Oscar Links.” Next, they continue their quest to predict the nominees for every Oscars category with their best guesses for the 2016 Best Visual Effects nominees. Finally Adam goes back to the old west with “The Magnificent Seven” and Brett takes it “Easy.”

Brett and Adam kick Oscar season discussion into high gear with this week’s new releases “Birth of a Nation” and “The Girl on the Train” and talk about their Oscar chances. Then they predict the nominees for 2016’s Best Lead Actress race. Next it’s time for the Spooky Fillers when they share their favorite scary movies to watch around Halloween. Finally, Adam runs the numbers with Ben Affleck’s “The Accountant” and Brett renews his vows with “Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.”

Brett and Adam try to make sense of their mediocre Emmys Showdown performances, and recap some of the night's winners and losers. They close with some early predictions for next year’s Emmys.

It’s the Couch Fillers Emmys Extravaganza! Brett and Adam predict the winners of this Sunday’s Emmys telecast and make the cases for who will and should take home a statue. Then they gush over the Donald Glover’s brilliant new series “Atlanta.” Finally they decode the penultimate episode of “Mr. Robot” Season 2.

The boys are back with a discussion on the controversial Best Actor wins of Sean Penn from 2003 and 2008, and argue the roles for which he should have won an Oscar. Then they give their hot takes on the latest in Oscar season buzz, and play a new game “Who Made The Movie” where they have to guess who played vital roles in Best Picture winners. Finally, Adam gets lost in the woods with “Blair Witch” and Brett loves the drone thriller “Eye in the Sky.”

With Oscar season in full swing, Brett and Adam debate the Oscars split years where the Best Director winner’s film does not win Best Picture. Then they discuss early 2016 Oscar predictions, with a discussion on Nate Parker’s legal troubles and his movie “Birth of a Nation.” Next they play “Who Won It: Split Years Edition,” then Adam admires Daniel Radcliffe’s bold acting choices in “Imperium” while Brett gets a glimpse of a tender moment in the lives of Michelle and Barack Obama with “Southside With You.” Finally they pay tribute to the late Gene Wilder with their favorite scenes from “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.”

Adam and Brett return from summer vacation for a live taping in the land of beer and cheese! They dive into the Olympics with a discussion on the good and bad of NBC's coverage. Then they talk Mr. Robot's wild seventh episode reveal and discuss new fall tv shows they're excited to see. Finally, they continue 'Adam Watches the West Wing' with the next two episodes in the series.