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The gang introduces a brand-new evening of fun, an entire show dedicated to a trivia format. Also, Chris gets dressed for success, Dave has a nail-biting finish, Doug enters a tag team with Maisie, and Shaun tries to support Daniel Craig.

The gang starts to whittle down the 64 best sitcoms of all-time in the biggest tournament yet -- so big it'll take multiple weeks. Also, Chris faces some close calls, Cody finally gets to turn the tables, Dave loses on an easy choice, and Shaun joins forces with Cody.

The gang starts to whittle down the 64 best sitcoms of all-time in the biggest tournament yet -- so big it'll take multiple weeks. Also, Chris makes some sweeping generalizations, Cody arrives unfashionably late, Dave votes off something he loves, and Shaun finds common ground on Friends.

The gang starts to whittle down the 64 best sitcoms of all-time in the biggest tournament yet -- so big it'll take multiple weeks. Also, Chris pivots to a quick movie review, Cody goes on a journalism rant, Dave arrives unfashionably late, and Shaun is a fan of saucy old women.

The gang gets back on track with a regular episode after a tumultuous month, including a quick board game review and a look at their vacation. Also, Chris has a very specific desire, Dave makes an excellent summary, and Shaun goes off the beaten path.

The gang tackles an early episode with two overdue reviews on TV show season fours: Haikyu and Cobra Kai. Also, Chris questions an early-season decision, Michaela picks her favorite moment, and Shaun gives something a solid score.

The gang does an emergency Sunday night show to discuss the absolute disaster that was the Phoenix Suns in Game 7. Also, Chris breaks news live on the show, Dave wonders what's the point of it all, and Shaun comes armed with several hot takes.

The gang brings back a strikingly familiar show, including Time Capsule and Death Match/Buzz Off, because the overlap is just too good. Also, Chris is easily distracted by colors, Dave is accused of being silly, and Shaun challenges Dave to push himself.

The gang brings back a few long-forgotten segments, including Time Capsule and Death Match/Buzz Off, to fill the gaps in a busy week. Also, Chris uses homework as a smokescreen, Dave dips his toes into imagination, and Shaun blames a child for getting hit.

The gang makes up for missing a week by debating what "good" means and talking about the Suns' playoff journey so far. Also, Chris stumbles into a trap he set himself, Dave tries to antagonize Shaun, and Shaun tries to antagonize Dave.

The gang looks ahead to the NBA Playoffs and comes to terms with the Suns being the prohibitive favorites. Also, Chris stomps on the Lakers' grave one last time, Dave leans toward spiteful outcomes, and Shaun wants to run it back again.

The gang sets up a 32-team bracket to decide the best sitdown restaurant of all-time in a fight to the death. Also, Chris downvotes something into oblivion, Cody makes a secret play, Dave refuses to let the robots win, and Shaun is a good ol' country boy.

The gang goes shorthanded this week but big on topics, including a rant against a race for fourth place and an unsurprising delay of a major game title. Also, Chris finds a new low in online discourse, and Dave wins a bet before the season is over.

The gang throws everyone a curve by not talking about basketball, but instead bringing back Blank Check with March-related searches. Also, Chris finally gets to participate in a game, Dave becomes an aggressive host, and Shaun goes after false advertising.

The gang goes in hard on LeBron James, Russell Westbrook, and the most overhyped team in the NBA so far this season, plus therapy! Also, Chris takes over for three minutes, Dave loses his respect for someone, and Shaun takes out his aggression on Gandhi.

The gang brings back Hit List with a guest contestant and the finish of our game show comes down to the wire again. Also, Chris puts baby in the corner, Dave tries to make a furious comeback, Doug employs a bit of strategy, and Shaun forgets that Big Bang Theory exists.

The gang covers for Dave in Vegas by talking about a grab bag of topics, including Elden Ring, Pokemon and Lord of the Rings. Also, Chris disappears for 10 minutes, Michaela makes a stand in the new format, and Shaun gets more mad at Dave in his absence.

The gang tries out a new game show segment where contestants have to name the correct answers on a giant ranked board. Also, Chris builds a TV show from scratch, Dave follows the trends of the past, and Shaun also follows the trends of the past.

The gang goes through a variety of topics, including a surprising video game, a strong Dave recommendation, and a quick look at the Suns. Also, Chris throws a player under the bus, Dave is immediately put under scrutiny, and Shaun tells football to get it together.

The gang discusses the upcoming release of the Steam Deck, makes a game recommendation and dives into the last couple months of the Suns' season. Also, Chris works on some shiny intro additions, Dave puts a prized possession on the line, and Shaun puts a prized possession on the line.

The gang takes the time to rate each Marvel movie on its importance and how good it is, so Dave can go through them. Also, Chris makes a fancy presentation, Cody downvotes a film into oblivion, Dave asks insightful questions, and Shaun applies pressure on his favorite.

The gang breaks down 32 of the biggest fast food chains in the country to decide which is the winner. Also, Chris tries to fit in the margins, Cody comes in with a hidden agenda, Dave surprises everyone with an alliance, and Shaun refuses to let something stand.

The gang brings back an old friend with the Headlines segment, including a disappointing Matrix sequel and cows that can see all realities. Also, Chris breaks the bank on a board game, Dave shuns feelings for a business perspective, and Shaun tiptoes around movie spoilers.

The gang brings back its annual tradition of picking the best movies, TV shows and video games of the year before. Also, Chris has to speak faster than ever, Dave goes off the reservation on a choice, and Shaun has four No. 1 choices.

The gang sorts through a tournament of the best 32 Christmas movies of all-time, leading to several fistfights before a winner is chosen. Also, Chris makes a false statement, Cody has an agenda from the start, Dave changes preferences as he gets older, and Shaun loses faith in his fellow co-hosts.