In this week's return episode, Mike and Jay get back into the groove after a short break and talk about a myriad of topics, mostly gaming, spies, and social norms - until Skype crashes. 

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay, mostly Mike, talks about some points of interest from E3 2015. Lots of gaming talk in this episode.

In this week's episode, Mike talks about finishing some previously mentioned games, beginning The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds and Alien: Isolation; Halo 5 and related topics are also discussed. They then talk about Jay finally finishing Daredevil, the casting of Jon Bernthal in the second season of the show; also discussed is the passing of Sir Christopher Lee, Ghostbuster casting news, resurrecting The X-Files, and some True Detective talk now that Mike has begun watching episodes. 

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay hit the road and return to the Chapel of Cinema to watch one of the most hyped summer movies, Mad Max: Fury Road, try to figure out why they were disappointed, and go to cuckoo-banana-bonkers town while talking about the movie, the possible remake of a classic cult movie, the demise of a sequel to another cult movie, and a love/hate relationship for a new generation's take on 80's action cinema. They also talk about some games, namely an exciting franchise announcement, Mike's accomplishments and Jay's still disappointing lack of participation.

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay tackle the world of fanboy absolutists, talk some gaming, and wonder aloud about fan theories and its utility within fandom. 

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay talk Mad Men, Walking Dead, Supernatural, and Mike's journey into the Lifeless Planet. They also set right the wrongs of the last episode.

In this week's extended episode, Mike and Jay tackle the social ills of the newest pox upon the house of the MRA's, watch the Dogs, lose the madness of Men, and celebrate the return of Mindy.

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay fight against the confederacy of dunces aligned to prevent this episode from airing. There are some announcements about future plans for the pod, some discussion about the gender inequity inherent in popular culture, and some disappointment and anger thrown in Konami's direction.

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay spend an inordinate amount of time talking about their experiences with Avengers: Age of Ultron; within the confines of the MCU, they also talk Agents of SHIELD with the introduction of Inhumans, and the upcoming X-Men: Apocalypse. They also venture into the DC Shared Universe films and discuss various developments with David Ayers' Suicide Squad and Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Mike discusses his completion of Battlefield: Hardline, Wolfenstein: New Order, and going back to Watchdogs. Jay's contribution to the gaming talk is minimal, and is mainly talks about a new smartphone based app game, Night Terrors and the possibly game changing elements of real time survival horror played on a handheld device. 

In this week's episode, Mike and Jay talk games with Box Boy 3DS, and then debate for Jay's gaming console soul. They also discuss the purpose of the show's brief hiatus, which was for Mike's convalescence after a minor medical procedure. Mike talks of his fondness for the Netflix show, Daredevil, and defends his love for the oft-reviled 2003 movie adaptation. Jay also talks of the show, with limited experience, and then talks of other streaming content recently watched, such as Community and Paul Feig's new show Other Space.  Mike also explains his surprise that VHS Viral was not the "shitshow" that Jay had lamented about previously.