B.C. celebrates a Cleveland Browns victory, shares his true feelings about Ben Roethlisberger, and enjoys the combination of football and cartoons.

Our halftime show tries not to dismiss your resolutions.

B.C. ponders if losing now to win later is a good idea and whether post-game interviews are necessary.

Our halftime show celebrates the joy of hating Christmas

In this episode, B.C. celebrates the 2020 MLS Cup Champions.... America's Team... your Columbus CCCCRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWW!!!! He also breaks down the joy of waiting for things to happen.

Our halftime show serves up a mean dish of awfulness for you to enjoy.

In this episode, B.C. ponders what it's like to root for a winning team and empathizes with those who can't win a game. He also talks about the NBA Christmas Day schedule and wonders if sporting events make the holidays better.

Our halftime show starts the day off right with a cup of flavored joe... and never flavored cream.

In this episode, B.C. talks about the rash of COVID game cancellations and Denver Broncos playing without a QB. He also talks about coaches getting fired and whether fans should celebrate it.

Our halftime show breaks down the sounds of splishing and splashing followed by silent contemplation.

In this episode, B.C. talks about the pain of getting hurt and the agony of coming back. He also breaks down handshake etiquette and the Harbaugh Bros lack thereof.

Our halftime show talks turkey and serious stuff(ing)

In this episode, B.C. talks about winning the big game at the last second while empathizing with the losing side. He also enjoys watching games played in awful weather from the comfort of his living room.

Our halftime shows questions if THIS is truly the best way.

In this episode, B.C. feels like Tom Brady and wonders if Trump bumping out will finally heal sports. He also realizes his place in at least one tiny part of this world.

Our halftime show enjoys driving 55 and won't hesitate to brake check the elderly.

In this episode, B.C. wears a mask when home alone to help tackle the COVID-19 concerns in sports, and then tries to figure out when the importance of losing and winning imprints on the brain.

During halftime, B.C. looks for warmth in all the wrong places.

In this episode, B.C. rides a roller coaster of unnecessary emotions and gets mad at mad people. He also talks about niche sports and flying circles.

Our halftime show ain't afraid of no ghost.