The Tuesday Night Gamers drop "The Plot Against America" in favor of the DC Universe original series "Titans," starting with season 2, episode 1. Jay forgets what the Rooster Teeth Movie is about, Alanna thinks Teen Titans Go is "trash," Zach reminisces about playing "City of Heroes,"  and Matt gets stuck down a well.

The gamers cover HBO's "The Plot Against America" episode two. Alanna shares a conspiracy theory, Matt talks trash about "Buttgers," Zach provides insider knowledge, and Jay predicts a pregnancy. The Harley Quinn cartoon is briefly discussed as well. 

The Tuesday Night Gamers take on HBO's "The Plot Against America" based on the Philip Roth book of the same name. Matt can't figure out who the main character is, Alanna thinks drawing isn't manly, Zach forgets the term "economic anxiety," and Jay blames Canada. Also featuring guest star Woody.

This week the Gamers celebrate the end of Picard with not one but two guest stars! Matt says he wants to see Picard do the full monty, Jay disagrees with the group on Elnor, and all agree to watch the next season, if only to complain about it.

The season finale of "Picard" begins as the gamers celebrate Jay's birthday, talk about the two most awkward scenes in Star Trek, and discuss whether synths can mind-meld.

In this episode, Jay takes issues with Picard's choice of breakfast food, Zach asks if androids poop, Matt is proven right, and everyone discusses whether the phrase " go fuck yourself" belongs in Star Trek.

In this week's episode, the Gamers discuss the merits of outdoor showers, Picard's wavery voice, and whether the producers have a fetish for women throwing up.​

In this week's episode, the Gamers discuss how maybe Star Trek Picard is finally turning around.

The gamers discuss Seven of Nine’s arrival on Picard, Jay learns what it means to wear a feather in your cap, and Alanna is horrified by the name of the episodes villain. ​

In this episode, the Gamers talk about exactly what room was recreated on the holodeck, the end of The Good Place, and whether Picard is in fact a pompous jerk.