Can you believe we did an entire episode bout how the criminal minds writers were just out here using quotes dot com completely irresponsibly? wild. Join Bee and James as they talk daddy issues, hedge funds, and weirdly anti-feminist feminists. It's season 4 episode 16: Pleasure Is My Business!

We're on the case to find the world's most normal looking 7/11 customer and we think we've got it! Join us in Cleveland as Bee and James talk serial killer branding, Rossi's ever-changing number of books, and Shannon Woodward.

Come crack open a cold one with Bee and James as they discuss Season 4 Episode 14 - Cold Comfort. This week, they talk about gothic horror, Rossi's bad attitude, and JJ's bad haircut.

Jordan Todd isn't having a good time this episode and neither are we! Bee and James talk Romani stereotypes in media, the impending doom of Criminal Minds: Evolution, and Emily finally getting to play good cop!

This week, James and Bee say a fun little gay word about 75 times. Listen, if we didn't say it, CM would! Join the gang as they talk about omegaverse, gay discourse, and CM's lack of nuance. In other words, it's a normal episode!

This week James and Bee discuss early 2000s patriarchy! Join them as they talk about season 4 episode 11 - Normal

James made up an entire story arc (that honestly makes the whole episode better) and Bee has a vendetta against Ayn Rand! Join them as they talk about Season 4 Episode 10 - Brothers in Arms

Like JJ, Jordan is very good at murdering men in front of Emily Prentiss! As is her right! James and Bee discuss Jordan's mean girl (affectionate) vibes, Emily's Big Dyke Energy, and the creep factor of wearing sunglasses in a club. Join the gang as they talk about Season 4 Episode 9 - 52 Pick Up!

A white man in a white suit talking about Eugenics? What could go wrong? Join James and Bee as they talk about math, bitch boys, and the way Jordan makes Emily blush!

It's season 4 episode 8 - Masterpiece!

Reid's facing his daddy issues head-on and the fallout is, quite frankly, devastating. The boys experience The Horrors, the girls experience The Horrors, and they are, somehow, different horrors.