Gray Areas

The gang talks about the final Zelda trailer, then dives into the art of writing and being banned from forums. Also, Chris abuses what little power he has, Michelle fights a spider to the death live on air, and Michaela is a rebel with a cause.

The gang tackles a big subject in a variety of ways, from Star Wars to Yuri on Ice to award shows to Overwatch. Also, Chris notices girls more than guys, Michelle notices guys more than girls, and Shaun notices the Oscars more than the Golden Globes.

The gang does the annual tradition of ranking the best of 2016 in a final look back at the year in review. Also, Chris puts dishonor on your video game cow, Michelle embraces the new band Hobo Trash Can Alley, and Shaun battles through illness.

The gang welcomes Michelle to the annual holiday special, and looks at trees, gingerbread houses and traditions. Also, Chris takes an unpopular stand, Michelle befriends a family of raccoons, and Shaun throws some of his family under the bus.

The gang gives an in-depth review of Pokemon Sun and Moon, including new mechanics, new creatures and new ideas. Also, Chris offers a different perspective, Michelle invents a new monster called Sniffdog, and Shaun looks for more Avengers in his Pokemon.

The gang runs down a few video games like Final Fantasy XV, Kingdom Hearts 3, Last Guardian and Last of Us 2. Also, Chris starts a fight with Michaela, Michelle makes a heartwarming animal friend, and Shaun wants the whole story.

The gang talks about their Thanksgiving breaks and the fading importance of Black Friday. Also, Chris encourages animal hazing, Michelle continues to love her ice children, and Shaun makes two vegans fight to the death.

The gang welcomes Michelle back to Flagstaff, covers some breaking video game news and dives into some Rapid Reviews. Also, Chris gets a Valentine's Day disappointment, Michelle has a new obsession, and Shaun expects the intro to be about him.

The gang looks back at the GameCube on its 15th anniversary, including all the best games, then awkwardly talks about the election before it happens. Also, Chris relives some of his best memories, Dave emerges from the ether, and Shaun has a negotiation breakdown.

(WARNING: FOUL LANGUAGE) The gang previews the 2016 election and makes an official endorsement. Also, Chris lets loose the shackles of profanity, Michelle gets lost in the mind of Trump, and Shaun removes himself from consideration.

The gang talks about the Walking Dead premiere and the reveal of the Nintendo Switch trailer -- and what it means for hipsters. Also, Chris wants to go back to the basics, Michelle stands up for unpopular opinions, and Shaun makes things personal yet again.

The gang recovers from their long Phoenix Wright episode by talking about purple Garfield in Pokemon and why buff cats are the worst. Also, Chris has officially been broken by the election, Michelle pulls a disappearing act, and Shaun wants to heckle the defenseless.

The gang spends more than two hours dissecting Phoenix Wright: Spirit of Justice, all of the relevant pairings, and the series as a whole. Also, Chris gets ready to marry a digital girl, Michelle doesn't see age as a hindrance, and Shaun has to leave the room.

The gang spends more than two hours dissecting Phoenix Wright: Spirit of Justice, all of the relevant pairings, and the series as a whole. Also, Chris gets ready to marry a digital girl, Michelle doesn't see age as a hindrance, and Shaun has to leave the room.

The gang looks at the gap between what nutritionists think are healthy foods, and what regular people do. Also, Chris wants a runback on eighth-grade romance, Michelle embraces her destined life in Portland, and Shaun finds spiders in all things.

The gang looks back at the Nintendo 64 on its 20th anniversary, including the best and worst games and its bizarre controller. Also, Chris makes unpopular choices, Michelle gets blindsided by shade, and Shaun recounts a destroyed childhood friendship.

The gang circles the wagons when Shaun is ravaged by illness, as the remaining cast members sound off of neighbors who suck and being homesick. Also, Chris tells a neverending story, and Michelle does her very best Phoenix Wright impression.

The gang plays catch-up on months of releases with a supersized Rapid Reviews, and reviews a recent concert. Also, Chris judges two games he hasn't finished, Michelle writes her sparse last will, and Shaun has no interest in Michelle's cat.

The gang embarks on a serious discussion about women who are wearing headphones and misguided social justice warriors. Also, Chris tries to play dumb, Michelle wants to reach the unreachable, and Shaun quickly gives up on an idea.

The gang changes up the formula as Shaun hosts (kinda), introduces a new segment (sorta) and defends his honor in Blank Check (maybe). Also, Chris gets surprisingly anal, Michelle wilts under the pressure, and Shaun watches for spiders in the toilet.

The gang goes over Chris' vacation to Hawaii, including crazy sights, crazy prices, crazy waterfalls and crazy trolleys. Also, Chris doesn't touch the water at all, Michelle is revitalized by a Pokemon game, and Shaun isn't an elitist -- until he totally is.

The gang talks about the Summer Olympics, the death of Suicide Squad, and speculations about the upcoming NX. Also, Chris channels a voice of the voiceless, Michelle enjoys watching people suffer, and Shaun draws a line in the sand with Nintendo.

The gang looks ahead to the busy fall video game lineup and decides what to buy and not buy. Also, Chris has a disturbing vision about DC fans, Michelle prepares herself for emotional devastation, and Shaun is honest about his regretful purchases.

The gang catalogs a very strange week, including one where lightning fried a soundboard and made Chris sad. Also, Chris leaves two swear words in the show, Michelle really loves her cat if you haven't heard, and Shaun learns about horrible ways to die.

The gang talks about the backlash to the newest Ghostbusters movie, and somehow that turns into a political episode as well. Also, Chris struggles with the system, Michelle wants to die for a few months, and Shaun makes a late bid for the election.