In their 2016 Presidential Election Special, Justin and Daniel don't really discuss the election because it's depressing. They do, however, talk about California banning ballot selfies, Harvard canceling the rest of its Men's Soccer season, and Marvel releasing Doctor Strange.

Justin discusses the most recent boot and summarizes the strategy and story going into the merge.

The guys discuss the FBI reopening its investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails and what it means for the election. They also critique a Screenrant article about why the Marvel Cinematic Universe doesn't need better villains.

Justin is joined by Superfan Tim Lamaster to discuss the recent Reddit revelation that one of this season's contestants is transgender.

RJD and guests reflect on everything Batman in 2016 from Batfleck to Suicide Squad to The Killing Joke movie adaptation.

(Note: This episode is a better quality version of our Batman v Superman episode thanks to Midsider Alfred.) In the finale of the Snyder Series (for now), the guys dissect the Ultimate Edition of Batman v. Superman, explaining how Batman and Lex Luthor's goal to destroy Superman embodies the Hatred of the Good. To close out the episode, Justin discusses how exactly Zack Snyder shows justice dawning.

After Daniel gives an update on Trump and Hillary, the guys discuss virtual assault and if masculinity is inherently dangerous. Justin also talks about the role of spoilers in fandom in light of the recent seventh season premiere of The Walking Dead.

RJD brings A Shot of Madness to The Midside with a discussion of Sully, The Accountant, and the booing of Amy Schumer.

Justin is joined by actress Stephanie Katz to speculate about the thinking surrounding both sides of this week's boot. Stephanie also presents her case as to why Adam has a potential winner's edit.

In a super-sized episode that's sure to please Patreon Supporters, the guys discuss Donald Trump's "locker room talk" and the second presidential debate. They also explain why the shocking news about Snyder-hater Devin Faraci's past wasn't shocking to them.